Weddings at Baros Maldives
Overview
Baros is completely breath-taking from the moment you step foot on the island. Exuding an ambience of unparalleled intimacy, serenity and romance, this blissful hideaway is nestled within the stunning natural beauty of the Maldives, and is the perfect retreat for a sublime and peaceful island wedding celebration.
At Baros, you can renew your vows upon a gorgeous private sandbank, surrounded by powdery white sand, shimmering turquoise waters and majestic vistas all around (Premier Wedding exclusive). You can also hold your nuptials upon a pristine, jungle-fringed beach as palms sway in the sea breeze and clear, cobalt waters lap against the sandy sun-kissed shores. For a truly unique ceremony, you could celebrate your love in the beautiful Lighthouse Restaurant, a magical setting atop a crystalline lagoon, with breath-taking views over the Baros Seas.
On your special day, you both will be treated to a bottle of champagne, wedding cake, a special villa turn-down service, divine meal at The Lighthouse and a number of lovely Maldivian touches to fill this day with dreamy memories. If you choose to celebrate with our Premier Wedding, you’ll be further indulged in a signature couples’ spa treatment, turn-down canapes and a bottle of champagne served in villa, a champagne dinner on the intimate Piano Deck and a champagne breakfast in bed the morning after your ceremony.
Located in the north Male Atoll, this island prides itself on exceptional service, as well as luxury villas and a sublime spa that caters to your every need. Baros has an enviable intimacy, yet it excels in spacious accommodation designed with thought and style using natural materials that create a sense of timelessness; the perfect setting for romance. It exudes serenity: there are no disturbances from young children, motorised water sports or noisy vehicles. During your time here, you can enjoy snorkelling, catamaran sailing, sunset cruises, an overwater infinity pool, sunset picnics and many more luxurious amenities.
