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Ceremonies

We provide and offer you perfect settings and beautiful churches, chapels and temples to celebrate such a meaningful event.
Vows Renewal
Renew your marriage vows. You can once again celebrate what brought you together.More and more couples are deciding to celebrate their love by renewing their vows. This can be done either on your anniversary of marriage, the anniversary ofmeeting, or while you are on vacation.Saying "I do" all over again is a great way to make your time in Puerto Vallarta memorable and will certainly leave a lasting impression.If you are thinking of renewing your vows here, we can provide the best of options for you to do so.

Symbolic Marriage
Alternatively, you may wish to consider a symbolic ceremony. Although this has no legal value, it is ideally suited for those couples who wish to exchange vows, renew vows or celebrate their union avoiding the formalities. This is also the perfect event for couples who dream of a romantic and glamorous wedding in Puerto Vallarta.

Civil Marriage
The only legal marriage in Mexico is through the civil ceremony performed by the Justice of the Peace of the Civil Registry Office.
Civil wedding requires some formalities and a minimum of four weeks to complete the necessary documentation. We can assist you with such requirements, explanations and procedures. For further information on legal marriage in Mexico please contact us.

Religious Marriage

The religious marriage has moral value and significance but no civil or legal implications. In Mexico, a religious ceremony is possible only after the civil marriage. Some documentation is required and you will need at least one month to reserve the church, chapel or temple if your wedding is on a week day and at least four months for weddings on weekends.
Puerto Vallarta offers beautiful churches, chapels and temples to celebrate such a meaningful event.
The churches celebrate the marriage for their faithful but cannot propose religious ceremonies for people of different faiths.