RIVIERA MAYA DESTINATION WEDDINGS
MexicoRIVIERA MAYA DESTINATION WEDDINGS
The Riviera Maya is where you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico, and Maroma Beach has continuously been ranked a top beach in the world. Riviera Maya is located about 45 minutes to an hour south of Cancun, where you’ll find more sprawling resorts and long stretches of white sand beaches, perfect for a destination wedding ceremony with 20+ guests. This area is also known for its lush jungles filled with colorful fauna and wildlife; it is not uncommon to see peacocks, monkeys, iguanas, and local Coati.
Wedding costs are some of the most economical offered, and you’ll find that Riviera Maya wedding costs for 20 plus guests, in general, are much lower than your typical stateside wedding. Most weddings will include some minimal ceremony decoration, and you can also add more beyond the upfront cost. Book larger groups and you may qualify for free room upgrades, free private events and much more.
Wedding packages are easily affordable in Riviera Maya, with packages that range from small elopements to larger packages that offer as little or as much as you would like. Expect unique offerings, with wedding packages that include both the wedding ceremony and the reception too. You Riviera Maya wedding package will include a ceremony venue, decor, and you can always add more guests if the capacity is larger then what’s included in the initial capacity.
The top Riviera Maya wedding resorts include Dreams Tulum and the family of El Dorado resorts. For more economical options, consider the RIU or Barcelo resorts, where you’ll have a deluxe wedding package that doesn’t skimp on the inclusions. No matter where you choose, you can expect delicious restaurants and enticing pool complexes to explore.
Riviera Maya weddings offer every desirable wedding venue possible, from elegant rooftops to private gardens. Of course, you can also expect an endless amount of beach venues to explore, along with more unique offerings like cenotes (the Mexican swimming holes you’ve seen on the Travel Channel) and other venues that may offer views of Mayan ruins, or sweeping Caribbean ocean views.
