There is no way for someone to tell you what exposure suit to wear. Only you know what you should wear, guided by your experience in different water temps. In April the water temp in Grand Cayman will be in the low 80s. I have been on a dive boat in the Caymans (and I've posted this story in what seems to be about 30 other "what exposure suit should I wear" threads) where on the same dive with water temps in the 80s there were people diving in bathing suits, 3mm shorties, 5 mm full (me), and a dry suit! So I guess based on what others wear, you should wear something between nothing and a dry suit. . . .
Ain't that the truth. Realistically, the best that an inexperienced diver can do is ask questions as the OP did and make a judgment call based on whatever prior experiences in water they may have had. Then, on the next trip, make adjustments based on how they felt on the previous trip. It took me a few Caribbean trips to really determine precisely what works best for me in various conditions--season, sun versus drizzle, number of dives per day and days per week on the trip, etc.