A Pantone Purple Jamaican Wedding Styled Shoot

Get whisked away to a tropical paradise with this beautiful purple-themed styled shoot, captured in the sprawling cliffs and shoreside of Discovery Bay. Taking inspiration from the Pantone color of the year, mother nature and gorgeous Jamaican blooms, this styled destination wedding is a perfect example for couples that want a sophisticated outdoor union. If you desire an effortlessly romantic wedding in the Caribbean, check out this distinct shoot, shot by Manuela Stefan Photography.

Jennifer Borgh Events, a wedding planning and design company that specializes in Jamaican destination weddings and is even a proud owner of the Borghinvilla, teamed up with a group of talented vendors to create this beautiful styled shoot. Check out all these neat details, and we promise you by the end you'll be ready to book your flight to Jamrock!

Shoot location: Borghinvilla, Discovery Bay, St. Ann, Jamaica

Shoot theme: Inspired by the breathtaking Cliffside beach views of the Caribbean Sea, lush Jamaican flowers and sensational sunsets of Borghinvilla. The aesthetic wasn’t compromised and our couple was able to have an elegant destination wedding.

Color combinations: Fuschia pink and aubergine purple pop against the blue Caribbean Sea

Favorite detail: “Irie Together” bride and groom signs

Decor Details:

Linens:

For the ceremony, we used an Aubergine purple sheer fabric dropped from the gazebo, while the reception included a white petal linen draped from the table to the floor, along with white pintuck napkins on the glass charger plates.

Centerpieces:

The centerpieces included ferns, fuschia roses, orchids, and lilies that filled a long, wooden overhead structure and glass vases filled with the same flowers, which also adorned the empty spaces on the table.

Place Settings:

Each place setting has a gold-rimmed glass charger with a folded white pintuck napkin. Sitting on each menu was a magenta orchid.

Stationery:

Aubergine purple accents decorated the pearlized off-white stationery. Place cards were the shadows of a map of Jamaica.