10 Best Wedding Venues in Fiji 🥂 [2025]

Last Updated: 23 October, 2024

Find the Perfect Wedding Venue in Fiji

The islands of love await with their azure tropical waters lapping onto sandy shores… Needless to say, Fiji creates the dream backdrop for an island wedding, which can easily become a reality by booking one of the islands’ fabulous wedding venues. Yes, Fiji’s resorts know a thing or two about creating the ideal destination wedding, whether it’s an elaborate display of culture and character or a simple elopement on the beach. Whatever your style and however far you want to travel in Fiji, there are wedding venues to suit. We share with you some of our favourites in this list of the best wedding venues in Fiji.

1. Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort (Denarau)

Close enough to the international airport for your family and friends’ convenience yet still capturing all of the essences of a Fiji wedding, the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort in Denarau is well worth considering as your Fiji wedding venue. The Paradise Chapel on the beachfront is the perfect ceremony venue, mixing tradition with a South Pacific ambience. When it comes to your wedding reception, you have an incredible choice between four ballrooms, the beach, several resort blocks, Sandy Point, a croquet lawn, a golf course and a convention centre. You even have 12 spectacular dining venues to choose from for your reception. Check out more options in the 7 Wedding Venues on Denarau Island.

2. Tokoriki Island Resort (Mamanuca Islands)

Enjoy intimacy and tranquillity at this boutique adults-only resort in the Mamanuca Islands. Tokoriki Island Resort offers island paradise weddings with your choice of the beach or within your private bure (bungalow). Alternatively, for something more traditional, choose a chapel wedding on this stunning island, just a short helicopter flight from the international airport. See more like this in the 10 Wedding Venues in the Mamanuca Islands.

3. The Naviti Resort (Coral Coast)

Overflowing with natural tropical vegetation and set on the golden sands of the Coral Coast, The Naviti Resort is a stunning venue for your special day. Under the shade of palm trees, get married on Naviti’s Garden Lawn or have ever-present ocean views from the beach. Alternatively, get the best of both worlds with a perfectly polished Beachfront Lawn overlooking the Pacific Ocean. See more like this in the 10 Best Wedding Venues on the Coral Coast.

4. Naqalia Lodge (Yasawa Islands)

Embrace the real Fiji at the utterly beautiful yet affordable Naqalia Lodge. Set on Wayasewa Island in the Yasawa Islands, Naqalia Lodge offers wedding parties the chance to hire out the entire resort so you and your friends and family will feel right at home. Enjoy a wedding venue on the beach and a reception with tasteful island decor to really capture the essence of Fiji. Check out more like this in the 10 Best Wedding Venues in the Yasawa Islands.

5. The Pearl Resort & Spa (Pacific Harbour)

With one of the widest selections of wedding venues within one resort on the Pacific Harbour, The Pearl Resort is well worth considering for your Fiji wedding. Choose a modern wedding chapel featuring a wrap-around verandah with views framing Beqa Island in the distance. Alternatively, you can organise a beach wedding with the resort, a wedding on the grounds of their tropical gardens, or a wedding at The Country Club with a deck overlooking The Pearl Gold Club. See more in the area in the 8 Best Wedding Venues on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.

6. Nukubati Great Sea Reef (Vanua Levu)

If you’re looking for a remote venue, set your sights on the Nukubati Great Sea Reef. This boutique resort on the edge of Vanua Levu’s Great Sea Reef provides a stunning venue to say “I do”. While couples can choose almost anywhere on the private island to get married, most can’t resist the beach at sunset. What’s more, the Nukubati staff can help take care of the main logistics thanks to their generous wedding packages. Check out more options in Vanua Levu in the 10 Best Wedding Venues on Vanua Levu.

7. Coconut Grove Beachfront Cottages (Taveuni)

For an intimate wedding on Fiji’s “Garden Island”, get married under the floral archway of Coconut Grove Beachfront Cottages. This can be set up on their white sand beach at sunset to experience some amazing hues cast across the ocean. The accommodation in Taveuni can also organise daytime weddings at the famous Bouma Falls in the Bouma National Heritage Park. Find out more about wedding venues on the island in the 10 Best Wedding Venues on Taveuni.

8. Volivoli Beach Resort (Suncoast)

The stunning Volivoli Beach Resort offers comprehensive wedding packages that’ll make your special day truly unforgettable. Picture saying “I do” with the turquoise waters of Fiji as your backdrop (we’re not jealous at all). Their packages typically include the ceremony, marriage license, and some extra treats like a couple’s massage and an intimate dinner for two. Talk about being spoiled! The resort’s beautiful setting has made it a popular choice for lovebirds, and we can see why. Don’t miss the chance to start your happily ever after in this little slice of heaven! For more wedding venues in the area, check out the 5 Best Wedding Venues on the Suncoast.

9. Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay (Nadi)

If you’ll settle for nothing less than five-star luxury and an ultra-convenient location for your nearest and dearest to join, then consider the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay. The breathtaking location, set alongside an azure lagoon just a short drive from Nadi, has around 3,000 m² (32,292 ft²) of indoor and outdoor event space to work with. Choose from the sophisticated indoor ballroom or two magical outdoor spaces with views of the beach, lagoon and the Pacific Ocean. See more in the 5 Wedding Venues in Nadi.

10. Matava Eco Adventure Resort (Kadavu)

Finally, for couples looking to get well and truly off the beaten track, either book out the entire Matava Eco Adventure Resort in Kadavu or enjoy an intimate elopement with a stunning natural ceremony venue. Say your “I dos” with your toes in the sand without a sign of civilisation: just rainforest-covered hills and the turquoise waters of coral lagoons. For your wedding reception, either choose the resort dining bure suitable for a feast for up to 20 guests or an intimate dinner on the private terrace of your honeymoon bure. See more in the 5 Best Wedding Venues on Kadavu.

Which Island Should You Have a Wedding in Fiji?

Fiji is an archipelago of around 330 islands, so choosing a place to get married is a dizzying decision. What’s more, the islands all have something unique to offer, from weddings by waterfalls to sandy beaches. To make the process of choosing the best place to get married in Fiji a little easier, we’ve put together a collection of Wedding Guides for each island group across the islands of Fiji. Check out each island group’s guides, as well as the wedding packages, venues and resorts on offer in the list below.

Viti Levu

Viti Levu is Fiji’s largest island and often referred to as the “mainland” of Fiji. It’s where the vast majority of international flights land, so get married on Viti Levu eliminates the need for overwater travel. There are several regions across Viti Levu, each unique in its own right. Here’s a quick overview of the different places you can get married on Viti Levu.

Nadi

Nadi is home to Fiji’s main international airport, making it one of the easiest destinations to get married in Fiji. It has a vibrant city culture, as well as stunning surrounding countryside like the Sabeto Hills. There are beaches, but not as idyllic as elsewhere in Fiji.

Learn more about getting married in Nadi with:

Denarau Island

Denarau Island is attached to the mainland, just 20 minutes drive from Nadi. The island is a polished haven of luxury five-star resorts, a golf course and a marina where most tourist activities depart.

Learn more about getting married on Denarau Island with:

Coral Coast

The Coral Coast is the stretch of coastline spanning the southwest of Viti Levu. It’s famous for its golden sand beaches, access to the rugged heart of Viti Levu and its range of budget to five-star resorts.

Learn more about getting married on the Coral Coast with:

Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island

On the southeast coast of Viti Levu is the Pacific Harbour and the offshore island of Beqa Island. The Pacific Harbour is nicknamed the “Adventure Capital” thanks to a range of exciting activities available, like shark diving, white water rafting, ziplining, tubing and much more. Fantastic snorkelling and scuba diving can be experienced at the Beqa Lagoon.

Learn more about getting married on the Pacific Harbour with:

Suva and the Lomaiviti Islands

Suva is the administrative capital of Fiji and is home to a bustling city. While the wedding offering is not huge in Suva for tourists, popular options include getting married in picturesque historic buildings. Alternatively, the Lomaiviti Islands sit just offshore from Suva, with wedding resorts available.

Learn more about getting married in Suva and the Lomaiviti Islands with:

The Suncoast

The Suncoast, Viti Levu’s off-the-beaten-track destination, spans the northern coast of the island. The coast and its off-shore islands are home to tranquil resorts with some mid-range and luxury options. The Suncoast is also a good place to access Viti Levu’s national parks and highest peaks.

Learn more about getting married on the Suncoast with:

Mamanuca Islands and Yasawa Islands

If your idea of a dream wedding is barefoot in the sand on a small idyllic island, then you might be picturing either the Mamanuca Islands or the Yasawa Islands. Both island groups are accessible by ferry or charter flight from Nadi and Denarau, making them some of the easiest outer islands to get to for international travellers.

Mamanuca Islands

The Mamanuca Group is made up of 20 islands and is the closest island group to Nadi. The islands are a mix of uninhabited islands, as well as private island resorts and home to adult-only, budget and luxury resorts. Snorkelling, scuba diving, spa treatments, walks and cultural experiences can all be done here.

Learn more about getting married in the Mamanuca Islands with:

Yasawa Islands

Travel a little further from Nadi and the Mamanuca Islands and you arrive at the Yasawa Group. These islands have a more remote feel, home to Fijian villages, uninhabited or some having a range of resort types, from budget to luxury. The island group has limestone caves to explore, shark swimming and manta ray swimming, as well as your usual beach holiday activities.

Learn more about getting married in the Yasawa Islands with:

Vanua Levu and Taveuni

Vanua Levu and Taveuni are in the northern reaches of the Fiji archipelago. While the islands are the second and third largest islands in Fiji, they have a far quieter feel about them, where immersing in the local culture is effortless. Domestic flights from Nadi and Suva are available to reach these islands.

Vanua Levu

Fiji’s second-largest island provides a relaxed environment for your wedding. Inland is home to rugged forest parks, plantations and charming small towns and villages, while offshore, you’ll find some of the best places for scuba diving in Fiji among the marine reserves.

Learn more about getting married in Vanua Levu with:

Taveuni

Located off the southeast of Vanua Levu, Taveuni is Fiji’s third-largest island and a nature-lovers paradise. It’s nicknamed the “Garden Island” with the majority of the island being one of Fiji’s national parks. Waterfalls are a big attraction here, as well as unmissable scuba diving in the Rainbow Reef and the array of mid-range to luxury resorts.

Learn more about getting married in Taveuni with:

Kadavu

Finally, for the adventurous couple, set your sights on Kadavu. Located in the south of the Fiji archipelago, south of Viti Levu, Kadavu is accessible by domestic flight from Nadi. Couples who travel here can almost guarantee they know no one else who has had their wedding at this remote destination. Kadavu is an island of eco-friendly resorts with an emphasis on sustainability. While there is one luxury resort in the small island group, most resorts are down-to-earth yet still provide some stunning options for your big day.

Learn more about getting married in Kadavu with:

More About Wedding Venues in Fiji

That’s it for our guide to wedding venues in Fiji; for more information about planning your perfect island wedding, check out the following articles:

Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’re likely to find it in Everything You Need to Know About Getting Married in Fiji.

Sources:

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])

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About The Author

Laura (Lora) S.

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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