Celebrate love and craft beer with Margaritaville’s new brewery wedding package

Say 'I do' while enjoying refreshing craft beer

By Amanda Teague Published March 28, 2025

Karisma Hotels & Resorts

Margaritaville Island Reserve is offering craft beer lovers a unique way to say “I do” with its new Brewery Wedding Package. Part of Karisma Hotels & Resorts’ W.I.S.E. program, this experience takes place at the award-winning LandShark Brewery & Grill, an oceanfront venue with laid-back island vibes and expertly crafted brews. Couples can enjoy fresh pours and a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process, making their big day as refreshing as a cold pint.

What the package includes

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Available at Margaritaville Island Reserve Riviera Maya for $2,000, this package offers a wedding like no other. Say “I do” at LandShark Brewery & Grill, with towering beer tanks as your backdrop. Guests will be greeted with freshly brewed beer to set the tone for the celebration of love.

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Enjoy an intimate reception in the brewery’s exclusive second-floor lounge, two personalized beer mugs, and a pre-arrival consultation with a Beer Master to craft your custom beer blend. For an additional $399, couples can take part in a bespoke brewing experience, creating their own signature wedding beer for guests to enjoy on the big day.

Other fun new offerings

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Karisma Hotels & Resorts has also introduced “Beso for Two,” an intimate elopement package available at Margaritaville Island Reserve Resorts, Azul Beach Resort Negril, and Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts for $799.

Perfect for couples seeking a stress-free celebration, this package includes a choice of stunning ceremony locations (beachfront, garden, or private terrace), a dedicated officiant, a bottle of sparkling wine, a petite wedding cake, honeymoon suite amenities, and a 30-minute post-wedding couples massage.

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