Our Ceremony & Reception Venues
A Magical Wedding Venue in the Florida Keys
Weddings at Tranquility Bay are intimate by design. Our private beach enclave and sunset backdrops don’t just make for incredible photos, but memories that will last a lifetime. Celebrate with your closest friends and family in an island paradise that feels a million miles away, while our dedicated staff takes care of every detail.
Wedding Catering
From sunset buffets on the beach to family-style dinners, the catering team at Tranquility Bay tends to every detail of your reception with care and an unwavering eye for quality. Choose from menus full of locally-sourced fish and fresh island flavors, plus light bites and full-service bars to keep the celebration flowing.
Proposals
Allow us to craft a mesmerizing surprise beach engagement that you and your loved one will cherish forever with an artfully arranged proposal on the beach.
Vow Renewals
Thinking of saying “I Do” once again? We would love to arrange the perfect sunset ceremony while you vacation with us!
Wedding FAQs
Our wedding venues host intimate celebrations of up to 50 guests.
Tranquility Bay hosts every part of the celebration, from ceremonies and receptions to welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, wedding brunches, and cocktail gatherings, along with engagement proposals and vow renewals.
Ceremonies take place at our beachfront gazebo at Sunset Point, and receptions can be held at the Garden Pool, TJ’s Tiki Bar, or Butterfly Café. Each offers a different setting, from open-air beachfront to waterfront dining.
Yes. Wedding catering is handled by the team at Butterfly Café, with menus of locally sourced fish and fresh island flavors. Choose from sunset buffets on the beach to family-style dinners, along with light bites and full-service bars to keep the celebration flowing.
Yes. You’re welcome to bring in outside vendors, though they must be approved by the resort in advance. For more information, please contact our sales team.
Yes. The beachfront gazebo is available for ceremonies in two time slots, a morning-to-afternoon window and a late-afternoon window that runs into the evening for a sunset ceremony.