Wynn Al Marjan Island has unveiled details of its wedding and celebrations offering, positioning the upcoming UAE destination resort as a venue for multi-day weddings, with dedicated event facilities,  dining experiences and accommodation for guests ahead of its expected opening in late 2027.

The resort, located in Ras Al Khaimah, will allow couples to host different stages of their celebrations across a range of indoor and outdoor venues, bringing family and friends together within one destination.

At the centre of the offering is Coral Court, the resort’s dedicated Events & Celebrations Center, supported by 22 restaurants, bars and lounges, Wynn Theater, Wynn Beach Club, a five-star spa, 12 swimming pools, a 550-metre private beach and Wynn Marina.

The property will feature 1,540 rooms and suites, allowing wedding parties to stay and celebrate at the resort. It is located approximately 75 kilometres from Dubai International Airport.

Coral Court will feature a column-free Grand Ballroom overlooking the marina, with indoor event spaces accommodating up to 1,260 guests for banquet-style receptions. Outdoor facilities include four event terraces and an Event Lawn, which can host up to 620 guests for a banquet-style celebration.

The venues are designed to accommodate different wedding occasions, from ceremonies and family gatherings to receptions and larger celebrations.

Max Tappeiner, President of Wynn Al Marjan Island, said, “Today's weddings are rarely a single event. They unfold across several days, with ceremonies, dinners, and celebrations that each call for their own setting. At Wynn Al Marjan Island, we can host every one of those occasions within one resort, with our teams working together so the experience feels effortless for the couple, their families, and their guests. That combination of imagination and service is what makes a wedding at Wynn distinctly unique to each couple.”

Dedicated wedding preparation facilities

The resort will also introduce separate Bridal and Groom’s Suites within Coral Court, each measuring approximately 150 square metres and designed to provide private preparation spaces ahead of ceremonies.

The Bridal Suite will feature vanities, large mirrors and specialised studio lighting for hair, makeup and photography, while the Groom’s Suite will include a cigar lounge, bar, grooming facilities and a dedicated resort attendant.

Tappeiner said, “Preparation is an important part of any wedding day, and we have planned for it with the same care as the celebration itself. The Bridal and Groom's Suites give each wedding party their own space and privacy, with a dedicated team handling the details, so couples and their families arrive at the ceremony relaxed and ready.”

Tailored dining and GCC wedding traditions

Culinary services will form a central part of the offering, with a team of 90 chefs and service staff, including specialists in Indian, Arabic, Chinese and Western cuisines. Dedicated culinary, banquet, audiovisual, production and floristry teams will work together to tailor celebrations to individual requirements.

The resort is also targeting couples across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), offering access from major regional cities, with Dubai and Abu Dhabi within driving distance.

Its wedding arrangements will include controlled arrivals, private preparation facilities and female team members available to support brides and their guests upon request. Coral Court will be reserved exclusively for each couple's celebration, while gender-separated events and dedicated prayer rooms for men and women can also be arranged.

Arabic chefs will prepare customised menus reflecting local traditions and individual preferences.

The wedding experience will extend to bespoke cakes designed by Aizhan Tazhigulova, Wynn Al Marjan Island’s Executive Pastry Chef and Cake Artist. Each creation will be developed through personal consultations and designed exclusively for the couple, with cakes reaching up to 15 tiers.

The resort said the offering is designed to combine destination wedding experiences with personalised services, cultural considerations and facilities that allow celebrations to take place across several days without guests needing to leave the property. -TradeArabia News Service