A wedding at Casa de Campo is a three- or four-day gathering, and the villa is where it lives. Casa de Campo villas are private residences, not event venues — they do not host the reception, the band, or the wider guest list. The right wedding villa houses your party, sits close to your chosen venue, and gives the families room together. Our Casa de Campo villa rentals include six estates that do exactly that, sleeping 16 to 24.
How a Wedding Weekend Runs at Casa de Campo
A wedding here runs across three or four days, and the villa is the home base — where the party stays, gets ready, and gathers for the welcome dinner and the morning-after brunch. The ceremony and reception happen at the resort’s venues; the villa holds the group around them.
Planning starts early — most couples hold a villa 12 to 18 months out and book the ceremony through the resort’s wedding team. The cook handles all the meals, so the family dinners happen at home on the terrace.
How to Choose Your Villa
Work from the wedding-party size and your chosen venue. For meals on your own private beach, lead with Casa Caleton. For the most dramatic photo backdrop, Villa Farallon’s clifftop position. For the best value at scale, El Cocotal. If the weekend includes golf, Casa Cana sits golfside. For parties larger than one villa, two estates can be taken together — see our large-group villas.
Wedding Logistics at Casa de Campo
Every villa stay includes resort registration for the guests staying at the villa; the wider guest list is handled through the resort’s wedding booking. Staffing is set up for a group week — a housekeeping team and a cook, with a butler and waiter standard on the 12-bedroom estates. Expect 12 to 18 months of lead time, longer near Christmas, New Year, or Easter. See the Altos de Chavón area for the ceremony settings.
Featured Wedding Villas
These six estates are the ones we place wedding parties into — sleeping 16 to 24, so the immediate party stays under one roof. Among the most requested are Casa Caleton, a private-beach estate for the welcome dinner on the sand; Casa Minitas, with its water-garden dining courtyard; and Villa Farallon, a clifftop oceanfront estate for the wedding-party photographs.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should we book a wedding villa at Casa de Campo?
Can the ceremony or reception be held at the villa?
Which villas and neighbourhoods are best for a wedding party?
What venues does Casa de Campo use for weddings?
Can we combine two villas for a larger wedding party?
What does the villa cook handle during a wedding week?
How does the resort fee work for a wedding group?
Where do wedding guests who are not in the villa stay?