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Seychella brings ‘villa’ experience to St Mary

Seychella brings ‘villa’ experience to St Mary

From Jamaica Observer · () English

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  • Seychella Beach Society hosted approximately 1,200 patrons at East Beach in St Mary, Jamaica, on August 15.
  • The event, themed “The Beach Becomes the Villa,” drew inspiration from Love Island and featured brand partnerships with WATA, Pepsi, and RumStripe.
  • Organizers aim to create memorable experiences and are planning Seychella Winter Garden for Christmas 2026.

Seychella Beach Society transformed East Beach in St Mary, Jamaica, into an immersive brand experience on Saturday, August 15. Approximately 1,200 patrons attended the event, themed “The Beach Becomes the Villa,” which drew inspiration from the social energy and aesthetic of the popular television show Love Island.

The transformation of East Beach into Seychella's interpretation of the Love Island villa concept was enhanced by strategic brand partnerships. WATA ensured patrons stayed hydrated and cool with a cold rag station and distributed complimentary water bottles. Pepsi offered a Love Island-themed photo booth, allowing attendees to capture and print memories. Official spirit partner RumStripe contributed to the festive atmosphere with its range of flavors, reinforcing the brand's connection to Jamaica's beach and entertainment culture.

Seychella has always been about creating experiences that people genuinely want to be a part of and, more importantly, remember. Seeing patrons come together and watching our partners bring the concept to life in their own unique ways was incredibly rewarding.

— Jhe’Vonté WebsterJhe’Vonté Webster, chief executive officer of Seychella Entertainment Limited, on the success of the event and the focus on creating memorable experiences.

For Seychella Entertainment Limited, this event marked another step in the brand's evolution. CEO Jhe’Vonté Webster emphasized the focus on creating lasting experiences. "Seychella has always been about creating experiences that people genuinely want to be a part of and, more importantly, remember," Webster stated. "Seeing patrons come together and watching our partners bring the concept to life in their own unique ways was incredibly rewarding."

The organizers are already planning future events, including Seychella Winter Garden for Christmas 2026. "We're focused on continuing to evolve the experience with each staging," Webster added, "and we’re already looking ahead to Seychella Winter Garden this Christmas, where we plan to take that same energy into an entirely new setting and create another unforgettable experience for our community." The success of the East Beach event signals continued momentum for Seychella as it aims to become a notable fixture on Jamaica's entertainment calendar.

We’re focused on continuing to evolve the experience with each staging, and we’re already looking ahead to Seychella Winter Garden this Christmas, where we plan to take that same energy into an entirely new setting and create another unforgettable experience for our community.

— Jhe’Vonté WebsterJhe’Vonté Webster, chief executive officer of Seychella Entertainment Limited, discussing future plans and the upcoming Seychella Winter Garden.
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