US Virgin Islands Weddings

Caribbean Weather:

The Caribbean/Central America Year-round weather is balmy and daytime temps are usually in the 80s. Hurricane season is from June through November -- these also happen to be the hottest and wettest months.

Winter: January through March means prime weather -- and therefore larger crowds, and higher hotel and airfare rates. Make sure to book early!

Spring: April and May still have good weather, but as the crowds thin, the hotel rates begin to drop.

Summer: June and July bring a mix of sun and rain and the lowest rates of the year. August is the start of the traditional rainy season, which lasts through October. Most of the rainfall occurs in short heavy outbursts during daylight hours. This is also the main part of hurricane season, so ask about storm cancellation policies and look into trip insurance.

Fall: As hurricane season ends, consistently good weather returns. Hotels rates stay low until the Thanksgiving holidays.

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St. Thomas

St. Thomas boasts one of the most beautiful harbors in the world. As the most visited port in the Caribbean, downtown Charlotte Amalie offers elegant dining, exciting nightlife, world-class, duty- free shopping, and even submarine rides. While it's full of energy, especially in Charlotte Amalie, this island also possesses numerous natural splendors, such as stunning views of the Caribbean from 1,500 feet above sea level.

The romantic settings with incredible sunsets, and warm breezes make it an ideal place for weddings, honeymoons and anniversaries.

St. John

It is the smallest and remains the most non-commercial and low key of the islands Two thirds of St. John is a U.S. National Park, and here you see what the world is like when nature takes care of itself. Even though it is only 28 square miles in size, many say it is the loveliest. This tiny island is only accessible by boat or ferry.

St. Croix

The largest of the US Virgin Islands, 28 miles long and seven miles at its widest point, St. Croix lies entirely in the Caribbean Sea with all the beauty and warmth of a Tropical Destination. However, it is this island’s distinct history and cultural heritage that set it apart from other Caribbean islands. St. Croix is rich in diverse history that remains alive in the architecture, national parks, historic land marks, botanical attractions, and traditions that are an integral part of island life.