Miami Wedding Yacht Rentals
A wedding yacht rental in Miami is a private charter for a ceremony, a reception or both, with the captain and crew included. A private yacht suits an elopement or a micro-wedding of up to 13 guests; larger weddings book an inspected event yacht such as Opus 1, for up to 300. Most couples book four to six hours around sunset, from about $1,500 for four.
Wedding yachts in Miami
Three to start with: the Bramante (43 ft, up to 13 guests), the Odisea (55 ft, up to 13 guests) and the 60' Motor Yacht — A-YACHT (60 ft).
260 yachts in Miami
All 260 yachts on this page, by name
- Sundeck · 26 ft
- Hurricane · 26 ft
- Pontoon · 20 ft
- Glory Daze · 26 ft
- Bayliner Pink · 26 ft
- Wellcraft Martinique 30 · 30 ft
- Easy · 25 ft
- 26' Bayliner Sundeck · 26 ft
- Sarah Marie · 38 ft
- Cruiser · 37 ft
- Monterrey · 37 ft
- Monterrey Blue · 37 ft
- Well Craft · 30 ft
- Golf To Gulf · 40 ft
- Grandfather · 45 ft
- Melissa · 46 ft
- My Shel · 45 ft
- Ruffing It · 50 ft
- Seacrecy · 40 ft
- Sundancer · 37 ft
- Party · 50 ft
- Formula · 40 ft
- 2 Sundancer · 44 ft
- Doral Hawaii · 42 ft
- Doble K · 50 ft
- Impulsive · 50 ft
- Island Itch · 55 ft
- Joker 3 · 53 ft
- 30' Hurricane Sundeck · 30 ft
- 31' Sea Ray · 31 ft
- All In · 42 ft
- Catamaran · 60 ft
- Escape · 50 ft
- Exsea Mer · 50 ft
- Liam · 50 ft
- Sea No · 46 ft
- Seduction · 60 ft
- Sunseeker · 46 ft
- Mundomo II · 50 ft
- Bobcat · 50 ft
- Dream Luxe · 45 ft
- Grandson · 30 ft
- Princess · 48 ft
- Barbie · 40 ft
- Maxum · 46 ft
- Regal · 42 ft
- Sunseeker Manhattan · 50 ft
- Last Fling · 50 ft
- Archemist · 54 ft
- Epic I · 50 ft
- Escape II · 60 ft
- Harkand · 50 ft
- Horizon Pink · 52 ft
- Salty · 60 ft
- Saxdor Fort Lauderdale · 32 ft
- Scarab · 53 ft
- Sea Daze · 45 ft
- Sea Lovers · 50 ft
- Sea Ray · 48 ft
- Sexy Lady · 55 ft
- Starward · 50 ft
- Tekila · 58 ft
- Tempest · 45 ft
- Joker 2 · 45 ft
- Batman · 60 ft
- Chiquimu · 52 ft
- Dream Boat · 45 ft
- Poseidon · 48 ft
- Prime Time · 45 ft
- Remedy · 50 ft
- Roma · 50 ft
- Schaefer V33 · 42 ft
- Seaduction II · 60 ft
- Wine Down · 60 ft
- 45' Tempest Sundancer · 45 ft
- Coco · 50 ft
- 37' Monterey · 37 ft
- Destin · 50 ft
- 44' Sea Ray Sundancer · 44 ft
- 2 Pink · 52 ft
- Anveras · 62 ft
- Lady G · 45 ft
- Above And Beyond · 45 ft
- Aicon 67 · 67 ft
- Az · 62 ft
- Here · 50 ft
- Pasha · 45 ft
- Sail La Vie · 50 ft
- Summer · 55 ft
- 36' Regal · 36 ft
- 47' Wellcraft Sundancer · 47 ft
- 50' Sea Ray — Starward · 50 ft
- Aicon · 60 ft
- Azure · 55 ft
- Epic II · 60 ft
- Epic III · 65 ft
- Epic IV · 55 ft
- Manga · 58 ft
- Thales · 57 ft
- The Ark · 52 ft
- Victoria · 70 ft
- Time Bandit · 45 ft
- 48' Azimut Sundancer · 48 ft
- Azimut 53 · 53 ft
- Nx370 · 36 ft
- 34' Sea Ray · 34 ft
- 43' Meridian · 43 ft
- 46' Maxum Sundancer · 46 ft
- Odisea · 55 ft
- Warrior · 70 ft
- 42' Regal · 42 ft
- Viking · 65 ft
- 45' Azimut · 45 ft
- 50' Sea Ray (Regal Marina) · 50 ft
- Alana Rose · 62 ft
- Josy · 40 ft
- Julia Valentine · 52 ft
- Tito · 65 ft
- 50' Sunseeker Manhattan · 50 ft
- 28' Barletta · 28 ft
- 65' Viking · 65 ft
- 45' Sea Ray Flybridge · 45 ft
- 52' Catamaran · 52 ft
- 53' Azimut · 53 ft
- 2 Tifany · 65 ft
- 48' Sea Ray · 48 ft
- 55' Azimut · 55 ft
- Power Cat · 43 ft
- Predator · 60 ft
- Sea La Vie · 65 ft
- Saxdor · 35 ft
- 50' Sea Ray Flybridge (Chamonix Marina) · 50 ft
- Empire · 75 ft
- Summer Girl · 55 ft
- 45' Sea Ray Flybridge (2000) · 45 ft
- 50' Sea Ray (Little Havana) · 50 ft
- 60' Motor Yacht — A-YACHT · 60 ft
- Azzura · 60 ft
- Foolish Pleasure · 80 ft
- Freedom · 38 ft
- 45' Marquis Sport Coupe · 45 ft
- 50' Regal · 50 ft
- 52' Sea Ray Sedan Bridge · 52 ft
- Andiamo · 65 ft
- 55' Princess · 55 ft
- 60' Sea Ray — BETTSY · 60 ft
- 65' Sea Ray · 65 ft
- Elite Retreat I · 52 ft
- Maximus · 64 ft
- The Good Life · 75 ft
- 55' Flybridge Yacht · 55 ft
- Drakkar · 70 ft
- Our Time · 84 ft
- Pearl · 62 ft
- Supreme I · 60 ft
- 57' Azimut · 57 ft
- 60' Azimut (Miami River) · 60 ft
- 62' Anvera — ANVERA · 62 ft
- Whiskey And Waves · 52 ft
- Allegra · 65 ft
- Days Like This 2 · 70 ft
- Finstar · 62 ft
- 68' Yacht · 68 ft
- Le Grand Bleu · 70 ft
- The Godfather · 55 ft
- 55' Pershing · 55 ft
- 80' Flybridge Yacht — mirabella · 80 ft
- Leopard Power Cat · 44 ft
- The Gambler · 82 ft
- Bramante · 43 ft
- Pardo 43 · 38 ft
- 60' Azimut (Downtown Miami) · 60 ft
- 80' Sunseeker Manhattan · 80 ft
- The One · 68 ft
- 75' Flybridge Yacht — Mirabella · 75 ft
- Zeus · 90 ft
- Galeon H · 53 ft
- Life Is Great · 62 ft
- Snowbird · 74 ft
- 70' Azimut (Miami River) · 70 ft
- Aqua Sunseeker 90 · 90 ft
- Worldwide · 65 ft
- 60' Absolute — Disco · 60 ft
- 65' Prestige — No Plans · 65 ft
- 70' Yacht · 70 ft
- Bahia Panther · 90 ft
- Happy Place · 50 ft
- Sebastian · 65 ft
- Mav · 85 ft
- Pfo · 88 ft
- Days Like This · 95 ft
- Stamos Bien · 110 ft
- 50' Fountaine Pajot · 50 ft
- 85' Numarine · 85 ft
- Smu · 80 ft
- Destiny · 90 ft
- 80' Azimut · 80 ft
- 80' Sunseeker (2008) · 80 ft
- 82' Sunseeker Predator · 82 ft
- 90' Yacht · 90 ft
- 46' Express Cruiser · 46 ft
- 51' Cranchi · 51 ft
- Berpaw · 110 ft
- Daniela · 100 ft
- Aqua Aicon 105 · 105 ft
- Azimut 68 · 68 ft
- Deon · 64 ft
- Praying For Overtime II · 88 ft
- Seven Seas · 70 ft
- S7 · 72 ft
- 74' Sunseeker · 74 ft
- Rex · 120 ft
- 70' Azimut (Coconut Grove) · 70 ft
- 70' Azimut Flybridge · 70 ft
- 85' Ferretti · 85 ft
- Venture · 102 ft
- Millennium II · 100 ft
- 110' Maiora · 110 ft
- 80' Sunseeker (Miami Beach Marina) · 80 ft
- 95' Leopard · 95 ft
- Helios · 78 ft
- Spysea · 75 ft
- 70' Sunseeker · 70 ft
- 78' Sunseeker · 78 ft
- Leopard · 60 ft
- Nirvana · 110 ft
- Rmm Job · 96 ft
- San Lorenzo · 110 ft
- 68' Galeon (Island Gardens) · 68 ft
- 74' Princess · 74 ft
- 68' Galeon (Miami Beach Marina) · 68 ft
- Sunreef · 70 ft
- Julia Dorothy · 103 ft
- Sale Vita · 105 ft
- 72' Azimut S7 · 72 ft
- Lagoon · 70 ft
- 110' Horizon — 110’ Horizon · 110 ft
- 110' Antago · 110 ft
- 95' Mangusta · 95 ft
- Matrix · 135 ft
- Sirena · 88 ft
- Archipielago · 70 ft
- 88' Azimut — CLOUD 9 · 88 ft
- Monopoly · 100 ft
- Rylax 2 · 116 ft
- Bonus Round · 120 ft
- 90' Azimut · 90 ft
- Rylax · 116 ft
- 68' Galeon (Haulover) · 68 ft
- 70' Azimut with Tender · 70 ft
- 75' Sunseeker · 75 ft
- 85' Motor Yacht · 85 ft
- Sweet Caroline II · 166 ft
- 88' Princess — PFO · 88 ft
- Custom Lime · 120 ft
- Ciaos · 116 ft
- Make Big Happen · 100 ft
- Four Winns · 50 ft
- Sea Ray Kir Royale · 65 ft
- Uniesse · 80 ft
Yacht rentals for weddings: six ways to use the water
- Ceremony and cocktail cruise: vows on deck, then passed bites, photos and the skyline.
- Reception and dinner: a buffet or plated meal, toasts, the first dance and an open bar.
- Welcome cruise or rehearsal dinner: a relaxed evening that introduces out-of-town guests to Miami from the water.
- After-party: board after the ballroom reception for a late DJ and the city lights.
- Elopement or micro-wedding: vows with your closest people, then champagne, cake and a sunset cruise.
- Photo cruise: a timeline built around portraits, video and a first look.
Already booked a venue on land? The yacht fits into your timeline rather than competing with it. The other celebrations, from proposals to anniversaries, are on Miami yacht parties.
How many guests, and which yacht
A private yacht carries up to thirteen guests, the couple included, whatever its length: the size for an elopement, a micro-wedding or a rehearsal dinner for the closest family. For a larger guest list, the wedding moves to an inspected event yacht certificated for the headcount. The flagship is Opus 1 Miami, a 120 ft event yacht with two salons and a sky deck for 50 to 300 guests; the other sizes are on large group yacht charters in Miami.
Sample wedding timelines
- Sunset ceremony and cocktails, 3 to 4 hours: board at golden hour, a short ceremony on deck, champagne and light bites on a cruise around Miami Beach and the bay.
- Reception on the water, 4 to 5 hours: guests board after the ceremony; cocktail hour as you leave, then dinner, toasts, cake and dancing as the city lights come on.
- Rehearsal dinner and welcome party, 3 hours: a buffet or stations, an open bar and a social route.
- Elopement, 2.5 to 3 hours: an intimate ceremony, a few portraits, a toast and a private cruise.
Timing the ceremony to the sunset
Golden hour, the 60 to 90 minutes before sunset, gives the best light. Board 45 to 60 minutes before it so guests can settle with a welcome drink, start the ceremony 20 to 40 minutes after leaving the dock with the skyline or the open bay behind you, and use the 15 to 30 minutes after it for portraits as the sky changes. Favourite routes take in the Miami skyline, Brickell, Fisher Island, Star Island and Miami Beach. The dry season, November to April, brings cooler evenings and clearer skies; August to October is peak hurricane season, so read the weather terms and keep a plan B for the ceremony spot.
Setup, vendors and what to wear
Simple arches, florals and aisle markers sized to the deck; welcome signs, table decor and LED candles; a speaker and microphone for the officiant and toasts; a DJ or musicians on boats with the room. The team shares timelines, load-in details and deck plans with your planner, florist, caterer and photographer, and can add catering, a private chef or a photographer from Miami yacht services. Choose light fabrics like chiffon or linen, block heels, wedges or dressy flats, and bring a light layer for the evening breeze. The couple and the photographer arrive 30 to 45 minutes early; guests 20 to 30 minutes before departure.
Booking and paying
Thirty to ninety days ahead is the ideal lead time; Friday to Sunday dates go first, and a weekday wedding or sunset elopement is easier to place. On a private yacht each card shows the whole charter, boat, crew and fuel; the crew and fuel are paid online to book and the boat balance at the dock. Event yachts are quoted as one proposal with payment milestones, and the team can split payments so parents or family can each cover a part.
Wedding yacht questions
How many guests can a wedding yacht in Miami take?
Up to 13 on a private yacht, the couple included. Larger weddings book an inspected event yacht; Opus 1 hosts 50 to 300.
How long should a wedding yacht charter be?
Four to six hours for boarding, the ceremony, sunset photos, dinner and dancing. An elopement fits in three to four.
What time should the ceremony start for sunset photos?
Board 45 to 60 minutes before golden hour and hold the ceremony 20 to 40 minutes after departure, so the vows land in the best light.
What happens if it rains on the wedding day?
Clouds and light rain rarely stop it. In unsafe weather the event is delayed, moved under cover or rescheduled under the yacht’s policy, so plan a covered ceremony spot.
How far ahead should we book a wedding yacht?
Thirty to ninety days is ideal, more for a weekend in the dry season or an event yacht such as Opus 1.
How much does a wedding on a yacht in Miami cost?
A private yacht for up to 13 starts at about $1,500 for four hours on a 55 to 79 ft luxury yacht and about $1,950 for three hours on 80 ft and up, captain, crew and fuel included, with decor, catering, bar and photography on their own lines. A wedding for more than 13 on an event yacht is quoted per event.
Do you offer Miami yacht wedding packages?
Yes, built per wedding rather than off a shelf: the yacht and hours, ceremony setup and decor, catering or a private chef, bar service, photography and the car to the dock, in one proposal with one timetable. Send the date, the guest count and what the day needs.
Plan a wedding on the water
Send the date, the guest count, ceremony or reception, and a budget, and the team suggests the yacht, the timeline and the vendors.
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