Eau Resort & Spa 100 South Ocean Boulevard • Manalapan • FL 33462

Eau Resort & Spa in Manalapan books weddings through per-person packages, so your food and bar come bundled. Every package includes passed bites, a cocktail hour display or station, a 5-hour bar (6 hours with Palm Royale), sommelier-selected wines tableside, a three- or four-course dinner, a custom wedding cake or dessert, and a champagne or sparkling wine toast. Staging and dance floors are complimentary, and couples with 100 or more guests get a free plated dinner and cake tasting. On top of that you'll pay a room rental fee, a 24% service charge, 6.5% sales tax, a professional wedding planner, and guest valet at $20 or more per car.

Yes, you can have both at Eau Resort & Spa, so your guests never leave the property. Ceremonies happen in outdoor spaces with Atlantic views rather than directly on the beach, such as the Courtyard Lawn & Pool, which seats up to 300, or the North Oceanfront Lawn, which seats up to 130. Receptions move indoors to the Grand Ballroom, which holds up to 450 for a plated dinner, or the Ocean Ballroom, with its big windows over the water. Outdoor receptions are limited to passed bites, buffets and stations.

You can bring in many of your own vendors at Eau Resort & Spa, but all food and drink comes from the resort. Outside vendors need prior approval and insurance certificates naming the resort, and they wear resort ID badges on site. A professional wedding planner is required for every wedding. Outside alcohol needs written approval, and if the resort can't source a wine you want, a $50 corkage fee per bottle applies. Outside AV providers need approval, and you're responsible for arranging vendor meals in advance.

At Eau Resort & Spa in Manalapan, wedding packages start at $435 per person and climb to $825. Mizner is $435, Flagler $525, Worth $600, Palm Beach $675 and Palm Royale $825 per person, with the top tiers adding a Nobu sushi bar, a fourth course and late-night bites. Add a 24% taxable service charge and 6.5% sales tax. The room rental runs $7,000–12,000 depending on the day of the week, time of year and space, and food and beverage minimums start at $40,000. You'll also budget for a required professional wedding planner. Everything is paid in full before your event.

Your bar runs 5 hours with most packages at Eau Resort & Spa, or 6 hours with Palm Royale. If any part of your evening is outdoors, the event and entertainment have to wrap by 10pm, in line with local rules and out of respect for other resort guests. Lighting rules tighten outdoors from March 1 through October 31 for sea turtle nesting season, when only low-level, turtle-safe red or amber lighting can be used.

At Eau Resort & Spa in Manalapan, every outdoor event comes with an indoor backup space reserved for you from the start, so a rain plan is built into your booking. The final weather call is made three hours before your start time, based on local forecasts. For everyone's safety and comfort, the resort moves events indoors when there are high winds, lightning, extreme temperatures or other hazards, and that final decision rests with the resort. With ballrooms like the Grand Ballroom and Ocean Ballroom on site, nobody has to travel if your ceremony moves inside.

Your guests can stay right at Eau Resort & Spa, so the whole weekend happens in one place. Most rooms have private balconies, with resort, ocean view or ocean front options, plus ground-level Lanai Terrace rooms near the pools and beach. There are ocean view and ocean front suites, Club Level rooms with lounge access, and the Presidential Suite with panoramic ocean views for the two of you. Overnight guests pay $40 plus tax a night for valet, and there's no resort fee. Between events, guests can unwind at Eau Spa or one of the resort's restaurants, including Nobu.

Eau Resort & Spa gives you a full oceanfront wedding weekend in one place, on seven acres of private beach in Manalapan. Your ceremony, reception, guest rooms, spa time and welcome events all happen on site, and the Grand Ballroom holds up to 450 for a plated dinner. Packages are built around sommelier-selected wines and chef-crafted menus, and the top tiers add a Nobu sushi bar. A rain plan comes built in, since every outdoor event reserves an indoor backup. And the resort welcomes multicultural, religious and LGBTQ+ weddings, including multi-day celebrations.