Mexico Destination
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 With the trend of destination
weddings getting more and more popular, there are certain areas that
are very well suited for destination weddings. Mexico is one of
them.
White sand beaches, warm
temperatures, history and all inclusive resorts are a few of the
things that draw couples to Mexico destination weddings.
But why should you choose
Mexico for your destination wedding? And once you do decide, where
are the best spots for destination weddings in Mexico?
Read on to find out more
on Mexico destination weddings. We go over the best places for
destination weddings in Mexico as well as advice on planning a
wedding in Mexico.
Why Do People Have Mexico
Destination Weddings?
Deciding to
have a destination wedding in Mexico is a great choice. Mexico has
it all – interesting local culture, tropical beaches, history and of
course great food and drinks; margaritas anyone? Mariachi players,
festive colors and colonial charm make Mexico destination weddings
fun and romantic.
Also, the
breathtaking beaches and welcoming Mexican culture make Mexico a
good spot for your guests to vacation and for you to enjoy your
honeymoon after the wedding is over. And, Mexico has some fantastic
hotels and resorts that can easily accommodate destination weddings.
Another reason why planning a destination wedding in Mexico is a
good idea is because it is affordable. With Mexico so close to many
parts of the United States, most airplane tickets to Mexico aren’t
very expensive. In addition, prices on wedding essentials (like
your wedding cake) are typically much cheaper south of the border,
so your wedding budget will go further in Mexico.
Places for Mexico Destination Weddings
 There are
lots of different wedding locations in Mexico to choose from.
Whether you want a quieter coastal town, a glitzy resort destination
or a colonial city for your destination wedding, you can find what
you’re looking for in Mexico.
Cabo San
Lucas
In Baja California, Cabo San Lucas is a resort city that’s
popular with west coast vacationers. For recreation you have
swimming, snorkeling and world class golf. Cabo is a great
destination wedding location in Mexico because its so close to
California.
Cancun
On
the Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun is characterized by white sand
beaches, high end resorts and the sparkling waters of the Gulf of
Mexico. For an all inclusive destination wedding, Cancun is the
place. This vacation city has many resorts to choose from. You can
also immerse yourself in the indigenous culture of the Mayans in
this area with many Mayan pyramid sites to visit.
Puerto
Vallarta
Located in the southern part of Mexico on the west coast,
Puerto Vallarta greets you with quaint Mexican colonial architecture
and inviting beaches. Destination weddings in this part of Mexico
can incorporate aspects of “old Mexico” into the ceremony and
reception.
Acapulco
South along the cost from Puerto Vallarta is Acapulco. Great
shopping, sunny beaches and hot nightlife characterize this area of
Mexico. You can use Acapulco as the site for your destination
wedding or use it as a base for other nearby areas in Mexico.
Playa Del
Carmen
About 50 miles south of Cancun, Playa Del Carmen is a
smaller resort area with the same beautiful beaches as Cancun but
fewer tourists. Playa Del Carmen has many lesser expensive all
inclusive resorts where you can plan your Mexico destination
wedding.
What You Should Know About
Destination Weddings In Mexico
The best
times of year for destination weddings in Mexico are from October
through May. Summer months tend to be hot and humid and also carry
a higher thread of hurricanes and tropical storms.
You will need
to do some paperwork in Mexico for your marriage to be legal. Allow
at least 2 days for the paperwork to be completed. Check with the
Mexican consulate closest to your home for the necessary documents
you’ll need to get married in Mexico.
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