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Our Latest Weddings In Magnificent Mexico
Mexico Signature Locations
Cities, islands, luxurious resorts and hotels
Good weather, friendly locals and tequila are three things you can expect from destination wedding in Mexico. Whether your dream to get married involves an escape to a white-sand beach in Cancun or an exploration of the ruins in Riviera Maya, Mexico provides endless possibilities for every taste and budget. Mexico is a popular site for destination weddings — and for good reason! Between the jaw dropping scenery and affordable cost, it’s little wonder that couples are eager to tie the knot in this lovely country.
Playa del Carmen
Hosting beautiful beaches, mystical cenotes, amazing rooftops with breathtaking views, seaside golf courses, all-inclusive hotels, ancient ruins, jungle inspired or chic restaurants, the options are endless! Whether you are planning a last minute elopement,intimate family beach wedding or an extravagant soiree, there is a variety of public and private beach weddings sites for you! You can choose to have a “barefoot wedding” with the white sand in-between your toes!
Blue Venado Beach Club in Mexico
Blue Venado Beach Club is located in the Riviera Maya, just outside of Playa Del Carmen. The balance between nature, comfort, and good taste provides the perfect venue for your wedding on a paradise for weddings 100% private. Ideal to surprise and enjoy with your guests a beautiful view, a dinner under the moonlight, dancing under the stars with a simple and elegant decoration.
Beautiful beach club
Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Resort
A perfect getaway to the Caribbean Coast of Quintana Roo. Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Resort give us a full experience of. 5-star hotel but right on the sandy beach! With stunning natural scenery, and modern architecture, Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen Resort is perfect for elegant beach weddings.
Luxurious resort
Tulum Beach
Tulum looks like a perfect beach fairytale with turquoise sea – and it’s not far from the truth. Tulum is home to an amazing white sand beach. It’s a perfect get away not only for vacations, but for destination weddings. Tulum is the ultimate location for beach weddings! Not only does it have a lot of beautiful hotels, that incorporate themselves into the nature and the jungle, but it has many other attractions around it, like the famous Mayan Ruins!
Hotels like Ana y Jose which is hidden by palm trees; Ahau hotel, which translates to Sun God; Nômade Tulum is a human centered hotel, a space in a sacred land, on the Yucatan Peninsula; Casa Malca is an art-centric, environmentally conscious, boutique hotel; and Akiin wedding venue is the perfect wedding venue to relax while enjoying outstanding restaurant and gorgeous views for as far as the eye can see.
Akiin Tulum
Akiin translates to my place, my sun and my space in Ancient Mayan. Akiin Tulum enjoys a privileged location tucked between the Caribbean and the jungle, on the most vibrant part of the hotel zone. Akiin Tulum is close to Sian Ka’an biosphere reserve which is a great place for a wedding & engagement photo & video session!
Endless white sand beach
Ana y Jose Hotel
Ana y José Hotel in Tulum offers a picturesque setting for weddings, blending natural beauty with luxury. Nestled on the stunning Caribbean coastline, the hotel features lush gardens, pristine beaches, and charming architecture, creating a romantic backdrop for ceremonies and receptions.
Perfect hotel for everything
Iconic locations of Mexico
These are just a small fraction of places that your should visit if you are planing your destination wedding in Mexico. Take it from someone who visited Mexico third year in a row! At this point we can proudly call ourselves Mexico Wedding Photographers!
Cenotes of Mexico
Cenotes are holes of fresh water in the jungle. There are different types of cenotes: open-cenotes, and cave-cenotes. This classification is related with the age of the cenote. The oldest ones are the ones who are completely open and the youngest one are the one who still preserve the dome of limestone. Cenote Taak Bi Ha is one of the cave ones, with a small entrance leading to a huge room, large dome with a lot of beautiful formations of stalactites and stalagmites.
Cenote Taak Bi Ha (hidden route of water in maya) is the best cenote to start to fall in love with snorkeling in caves and perhaps in a future scuba-diving in these amazing formations of limestone.
The Gran Cenote is one of the most famous cenotes in Mexico. Located just a few kilometres from Tulum on the way to Coba, this is one of the top diving spots in Riviera Maya. Although its name suggests it is only one big cenote, it really consists of several cenotes meandering along the verdant jungle floor and connected by wooden walkways. The color of the water is so clear that one can see fish swimming without even snorkeling.
Sian Ka’an in Tulum
In the language of the Mayan peoples who once inhabited this region, Sian Ka’an means ‘Origin of the Sky’. Located on the east coast of the Yucatán peninsula, this biosphere reserve contains tropical forests, mangroves and marshes, as well as a large marine section intersected by a barrier reef.
We had the pleasure of capturing a beautiful photo session in Sian Ka’an! Take a look here.
Mayan Ruins in Mexico
For thousands of years, the Mayans carved civilizations out of the dense jungles of Central America, building elaborate cities that could rival anywhere in the world. From the iconic Castillo of Chichen Itza to the mist-shrouded remains of Palenque, these are a must see!
