Destination Weddings in Nature!

Destination Weddings in Nature

The gorgeous gardens of Hummingbird Hall offer wonderful inspiration for destination wedding couples who hope to incorporate nature and the beauty of this stunning island into their tropical Jamaican wedding.

In fact, Jamaica is so naturally beautiful that, without effort, its scenery seems to beam in celebration with each and every union. This is no more true than on the Rose Hall Estate where birds of prey, lakes, parakeets, fauna and a waterfall bring home, in the most breathtaking way, the magic and romance of Jamaica. In fact, whether charmed by friendly butterflies that settle on newly made friends, or wowed by the spectacular light-show that lightening at sea creates; wedding couples and wedding guests cannot help but be immersed in the beauty of nature at a Hummingbird Hall wedding.

What’s more, the beauty of nature also extends to the finer details of a Hummingbird Hall wedding.

Rather than clichéd rose petals (or worse – synthetic cloth “petals”!), at Hummingbird Hall natural, freshly cut flowers from the Estate are used to adorn the aisle, cake and signing table. Sure, there is no uniformity in colour – but the authentically Jamaican details without the carbon footprints of imported flowers are a real hit with eco-conscious couples.

For most weddings bird feeders filled with sugar-water and seeds are dotted around the decks and gardens to encourage hummingbirds and others to join the festivities.

Bunches of lemon grass (picked from Hummingbird Hall’s garden on the morning of the wedding) are hung to ensure that that gorgeous scents waft through our weddings alongside citronella tiki torches and Jamaican honey candles.

We also offer customised “wedding program-fans” and water bottles - thoughtful, personalised touches that help ensure wedding guests enjoy nature in comfort…

And, for the little ones who are free to run around Hummingbird Hall’s tropical gardens – a Bounceabout wedding embellishment ensures a truly family friendly wedding (which adults seem to love too!)