"Destination Weddings" in Grand Cayman can be as simple or as grand as your heart's desire. A bride and groom exchanging vows with their toes in the sand and the waves providing the music is a memory not easily forgotten by guests or participants. From photographers to equipment rental, the wedding services on Grand Cayman are second to none in the Caribbean. We will put you in touch with only the most capable people on the island who have proven themselves to be professional and reliable with our guests. We ask each wedding client to critique their experience afterwards down to the florists, music and bakers.

The best light (photography) conditions seem to favor late afternoon/evening ceremonies and receptions. Many of our villas are large enough to host both events, and many condos have facilities as well. GC Condos can also help you find additional (nearby) accommodations for your guests as well; in all price/amenity ranges. The oceanfront ceremony pictured above illustrates the simplicity of an intimate "Family & Friends" wedding. A dozen slip-covered chairs on a white sand beach, a flowered arbor for the bride & groom and a backdrop of Caribbean blue are all that is necessary. Many of our guests will have their reception  at one of the many restaurants dotting this 22 mile long island. The photo to the right was taken at The Grand Old House restaurant in Georgetown for a sunset reception.

Photo (Idea) Galleries from David Wolfe:

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Figure on  about US$2,000 +/- for four hours of his (on-site) services. This includes about (150) 4x6 prints, original negatives and hi-res CD's with every photo. He spends a few hours editing your photos too-- Most photographers keep the negatives so that you order larger prints/canvases from them ($$$)..David doesn't.  You can take the negatives home to have whatever prints you want made up at CVS or at a high-end portraiture gallery. . Same with the CD's. You can burn and share them, and they are in High-Resolution. The tough part isn't deciding on David as the photographer; it is getting on his schedule; so make that reservation quickly. Weddings in Cayman are pretty popular, and when you are the best photographer, you stay busy. I recommend that with a Sat to Sat rental period, you try to have your wedding during the week when all the stores are open and you have had a couple days to allow for all in the party to get to the island (in case of delays); and also the weekends are so busy for the caterers/restaurants..you absolutely get a better product/service on a weekday afternoon/evening. If the wedding is on Tuesday evening, then you still have Thursday and Friday to relax and enjoy the island (Wednesday is recovery day!).

David recommends a sunset wedding, as the light is perfect. That also makes for a charming evening reception by the villa pool (with the underwater lights on).

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