Getting married in Tulum, step by step: symbolic vs civil ceremonies, resorts, cenotes, legal paperwork, costs, and the full planning timeline.
getting married in mexico
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Getting married in Riviera Maya, step by step: ceremony types, sub-areas, resorts, legal paperwork, costs, and the full 12 to 18 month planning timeline.
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A Mexico destination wedding sounds simple from the outside (pick a resort, get on a plane, say your vows on a beach) and it can be. But the planning process has more moving pieces than couples typically expect: choosing between a symbolic and a legal ceremony, navigating apostille paperwork, picking from Mexico’s seven main wedding hubs, and locking in a…
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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 country before the ceremony, apostilled and translated documents, and a brief health screening completed locally. The good news: most all-inclusive resort wedding teams have walked thousands of couples through…
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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, dramatic desert cliffs, and bougainvillea spilling over cobblestones. Inland, the colonial heart of the country offers candlelit courtyards and historic plazas that turn any ceremony into something cinematic. The…
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There’s something undeniably romantic about saying “I do” on a soft Mexican beach with turquoise water stretching out behind you and your favorite people kicking off their shoes in the sand. And here’s the surprising part: a destination wedding in Mexico typically costs between $5,000 and $20,000 for an all-inclusive package, with most of our Destination Wedding couples spending around…
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San Miguel de Allende has been named the best small city in the world multiple times, and once you visit, you’ll understand why. This colonial gem in the highlands of central Mexico is a feast for the senses: cobblestone streets lined with brightly painted buildings, the iconic pink Parroquia church towering over the main square, rooftop terraces with views of…
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Mexico City isn’t the first place most couples think of for a destination wedding, and that’s exactly what makes it such an exciting choice. This sprawling metropolis is one of the world’s great cities, packed with incredible architecture, a food scene that rivals any capital on earth, and a cultural energy that’s impossible to fake. For couples who want a…
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Manzanillo has been drawing travelers to Mexico’s Pacific coast long before most resort towns existed. This working port city on the coast of Colima is known for its twin bays, dramatic rocky coastline, and some of the best sport fishing in the world. For couples who want a destination wedding in Manzanillo that feels authentic rather than manufactured, this is…
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Mexico is a gorgeous destination with a vibrant culture with deep-rooted traditions, vibrant energy and a strong sense of family (familia). A Mexican wedding isn’t simply two people exchanging vows, it is a grand religious celebration that blends Catholic influences with Spanish and indigenous customs. The church is often beautifully decorated and iconic mariachi music is played during mass. This…
