Celebration and Group Yacht Charters in Grand Cayman

Often, within the vessel's rules, and only as agreed in advance. Some vessels do not allow confetti, glitter or anything that could blow overboard, and some restrict tape or fixings on surfaces. Tell us what you have in mind, or ask us to arrange decorations, and we will confirm what the vessel allows.

Ask first, because it depends on the vessel's policy on outside food. If a cake is allowed, keep it cool and shaded until it is time, since frosting softens quickly in the heat, and check whether there is fridge space on board. A cake can sometimes be arranged for you instead, if it is confirmed in your quote.

Tell us it is a surprise when you first get in touch, and we will keep all communication with you. Choose your moment, often the hour before sunset, arrange flowers, drinks or a photographer in advance, and agree a simple reason for the outing. Keep the ring zipped away until the moment.

Plan to be at anchor well before sunset, which in Grand Cayman ranges from around 5:45 pm in late November and early December to about 7:05 pm in early July. We suggest a start time when we quote, and confirm when you will be back at the dock.

Possibly, if a vessel confirmed for that number is available on your date. Capacity depends on each vessel's licensing and configuration, so give us your exact count, including children and anyone working on the day, such as a photographer. If one vessel cannot take everyone, two vessels may be possible; ask early, since matching availability takes time.

Payment arrangements are set out in your quote. If you would like to split the cost, tell us when you request the quote and we will confirm what is possible. It is often simplest for one person to pay and collect contributions from the group separately.

Ask first. Sound systems vary by vessel, and a DJ needs space, power and a place within the confirmed guest numbers. A playlist on your phone is the simplest option if the vessel's system accepts it. Keep the volume considerate near other boats and in the marine parks.

A symbolic ceremony or vow renewal may be possible, depending on the vessel. A legal marriage in the Cayman Islands has its own requirements, which are separate from the charter and not arranged by us, so start looking into them early. Tell us your plans and we will confirm what the vessel can accommodate.

Ask when you request your quote, and tell us what your company needs, such as the company name or a reference number on the paperwork. We will confirm what documentation is available.

Yes. Each vessel sets its own policies on alcohol, decorations and behavior, and the captain has the final say on safety, including swimming. Respectful conduct matters at the Stingray City and Sandbar marine parks, which are shared with families and other visitors. Within those limits, it can be a memorable day out.

For a proposal or milestone celebration, it is worth considering. A photographer counts toward the guest numbers confirmed for the vessel, so include them in your request. For a proposal, agree in advance where they will be and when, so the moment stays a surprise.

If catering is arranged for your charter, share allergies and dietary needs in your request so they can be confirmed in writing with the caterer or operator. For severe allergies, ask exactly how food is prepared, and consider bringing safe snacks if the vessel allows outside food.