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Carnival Cruise Lines’ new Carnival Valor is offering a variety of all-inclusive wedding packages.
The packages, which start at $750, are “affordable,” the cruise line says.
The simplest package involves the ceremony, a champagne toast with keepsakes, flowers, a wedding care, pre-recorded wedding music, a decorated bridal aisle and photography services.
The most elaborate package starts at $1,450 and includes an hour-and-a-half reception, in addition to many other services.
Shore side ceremonies combining a variety of amenities are also available at St. Thomas and Grand Cayman, among other locations.
Carnival Valor is due to start service from Miami 15 December with a special two-day introductory voyage to Nassau, The Bahamas.
Carnival expects to host 2,200 wedding couples next year.
Report by David Wilkening
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