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When one wall is open, the Pitons walk in
Nick Troubetzkoy designed Jade Mountain as a declaration of architecture's capacity to surrender to landscape. Every sanctuary is reached by an individual bridge, and once inside, one entire wall is simply absent — open to the air, the light, and the direct gaze of the Pitons. The two volcanic peaks of this UNESCO World Heritage Site dominate every view, and Jade Mountain's genius is in making that view not just accessible but unavoidable. Here, the Pitons are not a distant backdrop but the room itself.
Weddings at Jade Mountain happen in ten distinct locations, from the resort's own Celestial Terrace — a 360-degree panoramic platform — to an 18th-century plantation ruin on Anse Mamin Beach, to, remarkably, underwater for certified divers. Three wedding packages run from US$2,295 to US$4,950 and include legal formalities, photography, spa treatments, and entertainment. The resort is also the first in the Caribbean to earn LEED Gold certification, and its kitchens are steered by James Beard Award-winning Chef Allen Susser — so the wedding dinner is, in every sense, part of the occasion.
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