Saying “I do” in Riviera Maya doesn’t have to mean managing the legal paperwork twice. A civil ceremony performed in Quintana Roo state is recognized internationally, which means you can marry…
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Getting legally married in Mexico isn’t complicated, but the steps are specific. You’ll need a civil ceremony at a Mexican Registry Office (Registro Civil), three to four business days in the…
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A wedding in Jamaica has a particular rhythm. Trade winds carry the smell of jerk smoke and sea salt, the soft pulse of reggae drifts in from the resort bar, and…
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Destination Wedding Tips & Advice Planning a Destination WeddingA Guide to the Best Time for a Punta Cana Destination Wedding
There’s a particular magic to a Punta Cana wedding. Palm-fringed beaches stretch for miles along the easternmost edge of the Dominican Republic, the Caribbean glows that unmistakable shade of turquoise, and…
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Mexico is a country that checks the boxes to almost any wedding daydream. The Caribbean coast delivers powdery beaches and cenotes glowing beneath the jungle. The Pacific coast brings whale-filled bays,…
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There’s a kind of light you only get in Hawaii, a long, slow gold that drapes across the volcanic cliffs in the late afternoon, settles on the water, and lingers just…
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Some wedding destinations earn their luxury reputation slowly, over decades of word-of-mouth and quietly perfect dinners. Barbados is one of them. The Platinum Coast on the west side of the island…
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Somewhere between the first sip of cold rum punch and the second time you look up at the Pitons, St. Lucia stops feeling like a vacation and starts feeling like a…
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There's a moment a few days into an Aruba wedding when the rest of the world goes quiet. Trade winds drift in off the Caribbean, your guests are barefoot in the…
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There’s a reason couples have been getting married in the Bahamas for generations. The 700 islands sit just 50 miles off the coast of Florida, the water is the kind of…