One of the wonderful things about Barbados is that there are so many exciting options to fulfill your fantasy wedding.   It will seem the island exists simply to fulfill your heart's desire.

Brides have arrived in helicopters and donkey carts or dressed mini mokes which are cars that visitors drive without doors or a roof.

1. On the Beach : Barbados has over 70 miles of beaches with a varied choice of terrain: and they are all open that the pubic so you can choose whatever setting you've always imagined.
TK are the most popular:

  2. In a Bouquet : Why just hold a bouquet, when you can get married in the middle of one? The Flower Power in Barbados is abundant: - Flower Forest - A garden forest rife with unusual flowering plants and trees from all over the world. Walk on a winding path heady with clusters of heliconia, orchids and begonias You're surrounded by brilliant color, lush bloom and the scent of damp soil--a lovely metaphor for the growth and blossoming of your life together
www.barbados.org/sightseeing/flowerforest/

Orchid World - Orchids are usually seen in a wedding bouquet, but here you can be standing amongst them as well as holding them. A waterfall, a coral grotto and the abundance of exotic orchids make this a bewitching spot for a memorable wedding.
www.barbados.org/sightseeing/orchidworld/

Andromeda Botanic Gardens - Eight magical acres of gardens set on a seaside cliff overlooking the Atlantic. Internationally renowned horticulturist Iris Bannochie created these glorious gardens on land that had belonged to her family since the mid 1700s.

 
  3. On a Plantation : Sunbury Plantation House - Located in the tranquil St. Philip countryside, Sunbury is a living monument to 17th century plantation life.
http://www.barbados.org/sunbury.htm

Fisher Pond Great House - This magnificent 350-year-old great house, near the east coast, is the epitome of old-world charm.

  
  4. Akin to a Castle : A mansion in ruins, tucked away in a forest of mahogany trees, high up on a hill overlooking the rugged Atlantic coast, Farley Hill is an ideal spot to picnic, escape into nature, and hide in the shade of a comforting tree and to simply stare out to sea.

St. Nicholas Abbey - Located in the parish of St. Peter. Built in 1660 and is one of only three genuine Jacobean mansions in the Western Hemisphere.

Barbados Museum & Historical Society
http://www.barbmuse.org.bb

  
  5. With the Wildlife : The Barbados Wildlife Reserve - Visitors are offered a unique opportunity to stroll freely through the Reserve, which is primarily a monkey sanctuary. There are few cages and the animals can be observed as they eat, play and interact with the other animals. Other animals that can be found at the Reserve are ducks, turtles, tortoises, birds, peacocks, otters, racoons, agouti, and deer.

Oughterson House & Barbados Zoo Park - The antique Oughterson House, once the centre of a large sugarcane plantation, now houses this small zoo. The animals come from the worlds four corners; zebras and pythons from Africa, alligators and tapirs from Brazil, green monkeys and mongooses from Barbados. There is an admission fee.

 
  6. With the Celebs : Hugh Grant is a regular on the island, as is Minnie Driver who grew up here. And where do you think hometown girl Rihanna got the inspiration for her wildly popular debut album Music of the Sun ?   Barbados is host to many luminaries and some of them choose get married here...can you blame them?

Tiger Woods chose the historic haunt of royals, the lavish Sandy Lane Hotel, for his elegant October 2004 wedding to Swedish sweetheart Elin Nordegren.   The eclectic guest list included such celebs and luminaries as Oprah Winfrey, Bill Gates, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Jerry Seinfeld, Cindy Crawford, Michael Jordan, and Charles Barkley.   The celebration was so exclusive, he rented out the entire property, which happens to include 3 world-class golf courses. Although the golf great reportedly spent the day of his marriage fishing, jet-skiing, and snorkeling around the island, he donned a beige suit to marry Ms. Nordegren under a sumptuous bower of flowers and white netting, with the azure blue sea and brilliant sunset as a backdrop for the simple ceremony.

Jemma Kidd's May 2005 wedding to the Earl of Mornington was equally as splendid. The makeup artist and entrepreneur extraordinaire comes from an elite British family, but her Barbadian roots go deep. Her grandmother bought a plantation house on the island in the mid 1900s and raised her father there and she spent all her holidays there along with her sister, supermodel Jodie Kidd, and other siblings. Her dress, pictured in Vogue , and on the list of top 10 wedding dresses of the century, was a romantic confection with soft tulle bows at the neck and straps that had to be flown to the island in ints own foirst calss seat.