Royal Caribbean Cruises

We got married aboard the Liberty of the Seas. It was a beautiful venue and a great value. Royal Caribbean was extremely responsive and catered to our needs. The only thing is you don't know exactly which room you will get until a couple weeks prior to the wedding. We got lucky with a beautiful view from high on the ship.

The planning of our wedding was a huge headache. Royal Romance is slow to respond and overall was a very frustrating experience. I am still trying to figure out why I had to pay for 2 wedding planners for 27 people because they layed off 1 of the planners about 2 weeks before our wedding. With that said, once we set sail, the Oasis of the Seas and Royal Caribbean was amazing. Once on-board we dealt with a cruise program administrator, Scott, who was worth his weight in gold! He met with us on Sunday (wedding was Tuesday) and went over everything. He took our champagne glasses, favors, etc... so that we didn't have to worry about all that stuff the day of the wedding. He met us upon departure for the wedding to assure we made it to our transportation to the ceremony (in St Thomas) and he met our party to do the same. When we got back to the ship, we had 2 non-sailing guests trying to get back onto the boat. Royal Romance said it was not a problem, but when they were getting back on the boat it was a problem, the security people were not being helpful. Scott went down to the security point and got them on the boat. The reception was amazing, held in the Dazzles Lounge. The food was awesome, cake was wonderful (they even brought up the rest of the cake to dinner that night in the dining room). The staff was unbelievable!!! I would highly recommend a cruise wedding and at the end of it all, it was pretty much flawless, but just know you will have to deal with Royal Romance which is a third party wedding planner. They do not work for Royal Caribbean and they are a headache.

I had my wedding onboard a Royal Caribbean ship. The ship itself was beautiful however the service (provided by Royal Romance) was absolutely horrible. My wedding was a disaster. Wish we had planned it ourself. Our 13 guests all said they would not recommend having a wedding on a Cruise Ship after this experience. Really upset, especially since we were not compensated.

Royal Caribbean was my transportation and hotel for my Ensenada Wedding at Casa de los Siete Patios in Mexico. My cruise departed on Friday from San Pedro. The cost for a 3.5 day cruise down and back started at about $300 per person and included all food. The ability to have everyone together made up for some of the worn or lack luster features of the boat. My husband and wedding party all had suites with balconies that made for a fantastic party when we did not want to mingle with the other cruisers. When we wanted to go play we had the casino, pool and sports bars. It was a great way to travel into Mexico with a big group and we all felt very safe.

My husband I got married on The Explorer of the Seas ( Royal Caribbean) surrounded by our loves ones. After the intimate and beautiful ceremony, we has a lovely reception-you can book anything from appetizers to a full course meal. Hair and make-up services are available as well. It was a perfect day for us!