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The Ritz-Carlton, Abama – Tenerife, Spain
This Brooklyn-based couple sought an island destination that felt truly like their own. They desired something off the beaten path that their guests likely wouldn’t have traveled to on their own while still making it easily accessible. With family and friends scattered across the Northeast and Southeast U.S., Tenerife’s surprisingly accessible flights (and fall-friendly temps) made it a standout choice.
The Ritz-Carlton, Abama offered just the kind of luxe-meets-local experience they were after: five-star service, cliffside views, and a terracotta-toned property that felt worlds away from the Caribbean weddings many of their friends had already done.
They fell in love with the Moorish design elements with nods to nearby Morocco, and the not-quite-beach, not-quite-mountain setting that was entirely unique. Add in an unexpectedly great group rate, and this architecturally rich, culturally layered island became the perfect place to celebrate with their favorite people.
AVA Resort Cancun, Mexico
This East Coast couple wanted a wedding that felt intimate, not overwhelming. Back home, their guest list would’ve easily tipped over 1,000 thanks to the bride’s well-known family ties. But a destination wedding in Cancun gave them a chance to scale down, keep things personal, and stay within budget.
AVA Resort checked all their boxes: luxury design without the high price tag, sleek spaces that didn’t scream “all-inclusive,” and major perks for large groups, such as complimentary Indian cuisine, top-shelf open bars, and airport transfers. The savings allowed them to splurge where it mattered on standout décor and memorable guest experiences.
Plus, with multiple restaurants, the resort felt more like a boutique hotel, and easy flights in and out of Cancun, made it an easy yes for them and their guests.
Nobu Hotel Los Cabos, Mexico
This Texas-based couple, who is part of a close-knit medical family, wanted a wedding that felt intimate, elevated, and entirely their own. With health still top of mind post-COVID, they made the bold (and brilliant) decision to buy out all 200 rooms at Nobu Los Cabos, giving their guests full access of the luxury property for the entire weekend.
The exclusive buyout meant no strangers by the pool, late-night parties that could stretch until 3AM, and the flexibility to customize every detail, including bringing in their own Indian chef from New York to design menus beyond the hotel’s usual scope.
They were drawn to Nobu’s signature minimalist aesthetic, infused with Zen design and the rugged beauty of the Baja desert. Add in year-round sunshine, direct flights, and a property that feels both serene and showstopping, and it was exactly the kind of refined experience they wanted to offer their 200+ guests.
Grand Velas Los Cabos, Mexico
For this high-net-worth Southern family, an all-inclusive wedding wasn’t off the table, but it had to feel elevated. Grand Velas Los Cabos delivered on every front, offering the rare blend of five-star luxury and true all-inclusive ease. They wanted oceanfront suites, mixologist-crafted cocktails, and Michelin-star-level dining—and that’s exactly what they received here.
The couple had their hearts set on Cabo, a destination they frequent and love, and Grand Velas gave them everything they needed. Complete with massive oceanfront rooms (each over 1,100 square feet), a private stretch of beach, and a dramatic terrace overlooking the water that could host each of their wedding events in style.
They also appreciated the flexibility to bring in their own Indian chef from New York, ensuring every detail felt personal, elevated, and deeply reflective of their taste. With easy flight access and unmatched service, it was the kind of wedding weekend no one will forget.
The Plaza Hotel, New York City
This New Jersey-based couple hosted most of their wedding events locally, but chose to hold their reception at The Plaza to offer their guests a renowned experience that they’ll remember forever.
The Plaza was selected for its iconic status and reputation for impeccable service. The couple appreciated the hotel’s architectural elegance and the design of its event spaces, known for their scale, detail, and historical significance.
They were also drawn to the hotel’s flexibility. They brought in their own chef to collaborate with The Plaza’s in-house culinary team and incorporated their own stylist to lead the design, adding a tailored layer to an already highly polished venue.
For a guest list accustomed to traditional weddings, The Plaza reception served as a statement: classic New York luxury, executed with precision.
Gstaad Palace, Switzerland
With a family chalet in Gstaad and years of memories tied to the town, this Monaco-based couple knew exactly where they wanted to get married. The Gstaad Palace had been a constant throughout their lives, with dinners, celebrations, and a longstanding friendship with the hotel’s owner made it the natural choice.
They drew inspiration from the Baccarat Room for their reception design and hosted late-night events at Greengo, the property’s world-renowned nightclub. The Palace’s formal gardens, set against the stunning backdrop of the Swiss Alps, provided a striking setting for their ceremony and portraits.
For a couple deeply connected to the destination, the Gstaad Palace offered the familiarity of home with the refinement and exclusivity expected of a high-profile celebration.
Villa d’Este, Lake Como, Italy
For this Texas-based family, the final wedding among their children needed to be something extraordinary, and hosting it locally didn’t feel like enough. Villa d’Este, a place they had visited for years as a family, offered both emotional significance and unmatched elegance.
The bride and her mother had long envisioned the ceremony in front of the hotel’s iconic mosaic walls, and this wedding brought that vision to life. Set on the shores of Lake Como, the property’s lakeside location and lush gardens created an atmosphere of timeless beauty.
Guests moved around the lake by Riva boats from the hotel’s private dock, and the culinary team worked closely with the family to incorporate select Indian dishes alongside Villa d’Este’s refined Italian cuisine. Historic event spaces throughout the property added further depth and distinction to the celebration, blending tradition, culture, and setting in one of Europe’s most renowned luxury hotels.
The Oberoi, Marrakech, Morocco
The decision didn’t take long once this client walked into The Oberoi Marrakech. Designed over the course of 15 years and built entirely by local artisans, the property is an architectural statement.
Every detail from the intricately carved interiors to the beautifully styled rooms reflects the depth and artistry of Moroccan craftsmanship. The couple was drawn to the property’s dramatic design, consistently warm weather, and the distinct sense of place that made the celebration feel both luxurious and transportive.
With refined dining that included exceptional Indian cuisine and an equally elegant beverage program, the culinary experience matched the setting. Everything about the Oberoi offered a level of design and hospitality that exceeded every expectation and was completely jaw-dropping.
The Breakers, Palm Beach, Florida
This couple from Jackson, Mississippi was set on a waterfront wedding in South Florida, and the decision was made the moment they stepped into The Breakers’ oceanfront garden. With its sweeping views of the Atlantic and flawless grounds, the venue offered the exact level of refinement they were looking for.
Known for hosting celebrities and high-net-worth clientele, The Breakers delivers a standard of luxury that’s hard to match. From the Mediterranean Ballroom with its hand-painted ceilings and mosaic details, to the perfectly maintained interiors, the property made a strong impression.
They were also drawn to the hotel’s in-house chef, beautifully landscaped courtyard for cocktails, and the ability to scale back on décor without compromising style. The Breakers brought both grandeur and ease to their wedding planning process, with every detail already in place.