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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Explore the top symbolic destination wedding venues in Tulum. Skip the Mexican paperwork and marry in a cenote, a jungle garden, or a boutique hotel.
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Explore civil destination wedding venues in Tulum, plus the Quintana Roo paperwork and arrival timing you need to marry legally in Mexico.
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Explore small destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Six boutique resorts where an intimate wedding can effectively take over the property.
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Explore medium-sized destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Resorts big enough for real venues, small enough to still feel like yours.
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Explore the top 4-star destination wedding venues in Los Cabos. The sweet spot for guest budgets, with 29 resorts in the four-star tier.
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Explore the top 5-star destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Nine luxury resorts across Banderas Bay and the Punta de Mita peninsula.
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Explore South Asian destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Seventeen resorts set up for baraats, mandaps, and multi-day celebrations.
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Explore the top terrace destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Open-air decks and pool terraces seating 50 to 250 guests.
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Explore the top poolside destination wedding venues in Puerto Vallarta. Infinity pool ceremonies and pool terrace receptions for 68 to 300 guests.
