Cancun Wedding

[grantra1]

Hi, I am looking to get married in Cancun, Isla Mujeres, or the Riviera Maya area of Mexico. I was looking for a small all inclusive hotel (approx. 50 rooms) that I could entirely rent out. I want to be married overlooking the ocean, but don't want to deal with the sand in a beach wedding. I've been avoiding mega resorts, but the wedding gazebo location of Dreams Cancun looks almost perfect (not a fan of the adult pool nearby). Anybody know of any other gazebos or grassy areas overlooking the ocean that are private (don't want people hanging out in their bathing suits and watching my wedding).

 

thanks!

RG

[TammyB]

welcome to the forum, we have a great group of people on here that I'm sure will be able to help you

[MsShelley]

welcome to the forum!

[Spazz]

I'm not familiar with your location, but wanted to say anyway! Happy planning!!!

[Sharonie]

to the forum! There are lots of ladies getting married in Mexico I am sure you'll get all of your questions answered.

[IrieBride08]

and happy planning!

[Chiquita]

Congrats and welcome to the forum.. I'm sure someone can answer your question

[2bwilliams]

Congrats and welcome,

 

I went to a travel agent and was given tons of books. She mentioned a resort that we could rent out with 40 rooms, I don't know the name but it was a nudist resort. But obviously if you rent it out you could change that. Be careful I just received info from Dreams where I was looking and there almost $700 in fees for translation of documents, blood test @ $300 etc. Also, for it to be a legal wedding in Mexico the ceremony must be in spanish with a judge translating into English.

 

Good Luck!

[JanaBrooke]

Welcome to the forum!

[jlink78]

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Originally Posted by 2bwilliams Congrats and welcome, I went to a travel agent and was given tons of books. She mentioned a resort that we could rent out with 40 rooms, I don't know the name but it was a nudist resort. But obviously if you rent it out you could change that. Be careful I just received info from Dreams where I was looking and there almost $700 in fees for translation of documents, blood test @ $300 etc. Also, for it to be a legal wedding in Mexico the ceremony must be in spanish with a judge translating into English. Good Luck!

I'm pretty sure these fees are for anywhere in Mexico but I could be wrong. That's why a lot of us Mexico brides are choosing to get married legally at home before heading down to our weddings. Dreams can do an English ceremony though I triple confirmed it.