| Weddings in Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya |
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Destination Weddings in Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya
If you have always pictured yourself surrounded by incredible landscapes and the Caribbean Sea in the background of your wedding ceremony, we have the best selection of packages created to meet all your needs. If you wish, we can design a unique package with your ideas and requirements in mind.
Traditional Wedding on the Beach
Our Traditional Wedding on the Beach includes:
Unforgettable Wedding on the Beach Our Unforgettable Wedding on the Beach includes:
Sunset Sailing Dream
Our Sunset Sailing Dream wedding includes:
Say... "I do" again in paradise
Please fill out the form below with any questions you may have and we will be more then happy to answer them for you. Congratulations on your engagement!
REQUIREMENTS AND DETAILS Now that the question has been popped, and accepted, the date has been set, and you both have decided to get married in the Riviera Maya, Mexico you now need to know the legalities and requirements of getting married in Mexico. It is better to take care of as much of your paperwork prior to arriving so that you won't have to worry about as much once you arrive. You will have plenty of other things you will be preoccupied with. Worrying about wedding license and legal paperwork should be at the bottom of your list. We recommend taking care of the legal aspect of your wedding at least one month before your wedding date.
The following is a list of legal requirements needed to get legal permission and a wedding license in Mexico for a civil ceremony. The following laws and regulations are subject to change. ID Requirements in Mexico:
If you are not a resident of Mexico, you will be asked for a tourist visa and a
valid passport. The airlines will provide you with your tourist visa form if
you are flying into Mexico. If you are driving, you will need to get one in an
immigration office in Mexico when crossing the border.
A marriage in Mexico is legal only if it is a civil ceremony performed at a
local Civil Register Office (Oficina del Registro Civil). Your marriage certificate,
given to you after your ceremony is completed, is your official documentation. Some
countries outside of Mexico require the certificate to be notarized. It is
important that you check with local laws and requirements from your place of
residence. Many couples choose to have a civil ceremony prior to their Mexican
celebration and forego the legal civil ceremony here.
Waiting Period in Mexico: It generally takes at least three working days to have your paperwork and documents processed. Divorce:
If you have been divorced, you need to wait a year before applying for a
marriage license. You will also need a certified copy of your divorce decree or
a certified copy of a death certificate if either the bride or groom is a
widow(er).
Medical
requirements:
A blood test for blood type, syphilis, and HIV are required in Mexico. The
results must be translated into Spanish so there are a couple of different ways
to handle the medical requirements.
Witnesses: Parental consent is required if either of you is under 18. Fees in Mexico: It will cost you approximately $200 USD to get all of your legal documents required to get married in Mexico. *Weddings are not performed on Sundays. Now that you have decided to take the plunge and know what the legal requirements are, it is now for the fun part; planning the party! We have nearly 5 years of experience in the area and have helped groups, both large and small, plan special occasion getaways. We can help you navigate the legal aspect, plan a sailing trip for your pre-wedding dinner, or help you from start to finish with catering, location, ceremony, and all of the special things that will make your wedding day unique and memorable. Comments (0)
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The Riviera Maya is quickly becoming the new "hot spot"
to commemorate the once in a life time experience of getting married. Many
people are choosing to leave their own homes to design a wedding that not only
will be unique, but will also cost a fraction of the cost of a high end wedding
in other parts of the world. On average a wedding in the United States can
easily run $30,000 USD, with an average UK wedding running upwards of £19595
(just under $38,000 USD), and Canada tops the list with wedding bills as high
as $60,000 Canadian (about $54,000 USD) in some metropolitan areas. A wedding
in Mexico can literally cost a third of the price, and with destination
weddings usually catering to smaller groups the number can go down even more. And
just because the cost is lower this does not mean people are compromising on
quality or service, but rather enhancing their experience by embracing a
foreign land and culture. More and more couples are shedding traditional norms,
and
are heading south of the border to
have a dream wedding some people well, only dream about. Imagine saying your
wedding vows with the Caribbean Sea as the back drop, your toes in the white
sand on our beautiful white sandy beaches, and warm breezes gently surrounding
you as you take the vows to love, honor, and cherish each other. Whether you
want an informal beach ceremony for two, or, if you are looking for a more
upscale event for a larger group at one of the fancy resorts, or if your dream
wedding falls somewhere in between, there is a perfect location for you to hold
the wedding of your dreams in the Riviera Maya.
Our
Renewal of Vows includes:
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