Dream Destination Weddings

Dream Destination Weddings

Whatever your clients’ dream destination wedding, they’re sure to find it in the Mexican Caribbean, where gorgeous natural settings, top-notch hotel wedding departments and a range of customizable packages make it easy to plan the dream.

Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya

From an out-of-this-world underwater ceremony to a formal ballroom reception, the possibilities are virtually unlimited. An extremely well-developed wedding infrastructure allows clients to customize their wedding ceremonies and receptions exactly as much or as little as they want with the aid of professional resort wedding planning departments. Many packages also feature special add-ons for the couple, such as upgraded guest rooms, VIP check-in, spa services and more.

Of course, beachside ceremonies and receptions are among the most popular for nuptials, ranging from a barefoot ceremony for two to an extravagant reception for hundreds, but a host of other sites can set the scene for weddings, such as gazebos, wine cellars, ballrooms, manicured lawns, restaurants, Mayan ruins, theme parks and more.

TRS Coral Hotel

Couples have their choice of spiritual, religious and civil ceremony types, including non-denominational, Catholic, Jewish, Hindu, LGBT, vow renewals and more. For example, about a dozen resorts feature on-site wedding chapels for religious ceremonies, including the new TRS Coral Hotel in Costa Mujeres, Moon Palace Cancun, JW Marriott Cancun Resort Spa, Grand Velas Riviera Maya, Dreams Tulum, Hotel Xcaret Mexico and more.

Grand Velas Riviera Maya

Several resorts now also offer special packages for Indian and South Asian ceremonies and receptions, a niche that has become increasingly popular in the Mexican Caribbean, such as Hard Rock Cancun and Hard Rock Riviera Maya, Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun, Palace Resorts throughout the region and others.

Hotel Xcaret Mexico

Authentic Mayan spiritual weddings, facilitated by a shaman, are another growing trend, and can be planned at resorts or off-site locales, such as at a private beach, by the side of a cenote or at any of the area’s many Mayan ruins.