Mexico Weddings
Mexico Destination Weddings
Consider Mexico for your dream wedding location. Your romantic beach wedding locations could be in
Acapulco,
Los Cabos,
Cancun and the
Riveria Maya,
Cozumel,
Isla Mujueres,
Huatulco,
Ixtapa,
Mazatalan,
Manzanillo, or
Puerto Vallarta.
Have you dreamed of having your beach wedding exchanging vows on a beautiful white-sand beach in Mexico? Is a tropical Mexican garden setting your dream
wedding location, or perhaps an exotic towering sea cliff? Well, your
romantic wedding location can be arranged in Mexico! You are
assured a destination wedding in Mexico will live in your heart
forever.
Book your Mexico Destination Wedding ONLINE or submit your Destination Wedding Request and a Destination Wedding consultation will contact you.
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wedding at the Palladium Resort in Mexico was a dreaRequest m
come true. The wedding coordinator was very friendly
and helpful. The photographer took amazing pictures
of our wedding on the beach. Thanks for all your help
in coordinating our dream wedding."
Ruby & Dylan Thompson
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Mexico Destination
Wedding Requirements
All Mexican civil marriages are automatically valid in the U.S.
However, as wedding regulations in Mexico do vary by state and
city (as they do in the US), it might be best to work with the
hotel or hire a professional wedding planner who can assist
with all of the legal requirements, site selection and details
down to the flowers, music and food, even scheduling the hairdresser
and make-up appointments for the bride and bridal party.
Mexico Destination Wedding requirements:
Newlyweds-to-be need:
The required paperwork for a Mexican marriage is similar to
that required in U.S.A., with the difference being that the
nearest Mexican consulate must validate all documents (the
hotel or wedding coordinator can assist with this).
Here are the basic requirements:
- Current passport as proof of ID and marital status.
- Certified copy of both party's birth certificates.
- Tourist card (received upon arrival in Mexico) or visa.
- Names, addresses, nationalities, occupations and ages
of both parents.
- Health certificate and blood test (hotels will help set
up the tests, which must be done in Mexico).
- Four witnesses (these can be provided by the hotel locally
for an extra fee). Will also need to provide their names,
addresses, occupations, ages and photo ID.
Typically, two to four days must be spent in Mexico to complete
the requirements, although less time may be required when
a wedding coordinator is involved.
Previously Married couples need:
On top of the requirements for Newlyweds-to-be
- Verification is required that a minimum time period of
one full year has elapsed from the date of one of the following:
- Divorce. Final dissolution of marriage must be verified
with a certified copy of the final divorce decree.
- Widowed. Must be verified with a certified copy of
the spouse's death certificate.
