Amanda and Eric's Destination Wedding in Puerto Rico
Updated: Jan 20, 2025
Working with Amanda and Eric was an absolute dream. They were truly one of those couples every Wedding planner hopes for - clients who become friends for life. When we started working with them, they knew that they wanted to host a destination Wedding but weren't sure exactly where that location would be yet. They met in the Dominican Republic and wanted to recreate the magic they felt on that trip with their friends and family.
"I want to be barefoot in the sand" Amanda said. And sure enough, we found her the perfect location for a Destination Wedding in Puerto Rico. The Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve hosts miles of ocean front property and a long list of luxury amenities. As we explored the property and evaluated the best location for their celebration - we landed on the Presidential Suite beach for their Ceremony and a little patch of beach underneath a gathering of palm trees for dinner and dancing. It was the perfect spot secluded from the main resort but plenty of proximity to all the amenities guest would need. A little lighting and some clean, modern and tropical details were the final touches to the perfect setting for A+E.
From their first look - all the way through the Ceremony - the sun was shining and their toes were in the sand. From vows said in front of a stunning ocean views to an epic dance party, under lit up palm trees, this one was for the books.
VENDOR TEAM:
Planning + Design: Kelly Elizabeth Events
Photography: Enuel Viera
Florals: Lorraine's Flowers
DJ: DJ Ment
Cake: Caro Cakes
Hair: @mayhemilyhair
Makeup: I Do Hair and Makeup Artistry
Dress: Grace Loves Lace
Suit: Indochino
Dancefloor Rental: Rent Event PR
Table Top + Lounge Rentals: The Lounge PR
Lighting: Encore Global







































































The detail about choosing the Presidential Suite beach for the ceremony and a separate palm-shaded spot for dinner and dancing stood out to me. Splitting the ceremony and reception across two distinct beach areas seems like a smart way to give guests a sense of journey while keeping everything close to resort amenities. I'm curious how you handle logistics like guest seating and lighting transitions between those two spots, especially as daylight fades into the evening dance party.
See also: https://collagemaker.org/
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