Weddings in Cabo Start Here

Most couples spend between $5,000 and $20,000 all-in for a Cabo wedding. That includes the ceremony package, décor, dining, and extras. Intimate celebrations start around $5,000, and large or luxury weddings run $20,000-$50,000+. Guest count and how custom you go are the biggest cost drivers.

Cabo wedding packages typically include all the essentials, like the officiant, venue setup, floral arrangements, reception, and food and drink, if you're having your wedding at an all-inclusive resort. Higher-tier wedding packages will add a DJ, photography, and videography. Always budget 25-50% extra for add-ons.

Cabo San Lucas destination weddings can range from intimate celebrations to large events with 1000s of guests. Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos can accommodate up to 1,500 guests at its largest outdoor venue, while Marquis Los Cabos can host up to 350 guests for a banquet in its Mar de Cortés Ballroom. Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos also offers multiple wedding venues for different group sizes. The right resort will depend on your guest count, preferred venue, and the type of celebration you’re planning.

The majority of our couples do not get legally married here, they only have a symbolic ceremony. But, if you prefer to have a legal wedding, we'll help you get a marriage license. The process typically involves providing identification, birth certificates, and other documentation. Some resorts we work with offer wedding packages that include assistance with legal requirements.

Cabo is warm, sunny, and dry almost year-round, so the choice is really about comfort. The most popular months are October, November, and the February-April stretch, mild temperatures and peak whale-watching season. Summer (July–September) is hotter and much quieter, which can mean better resort availability. (Based on 130+ of our Los Cabos weddings.)

Of course! We can help you customize the wedding packages! You can add extras like upgraded floral arrangements, specialty cocktails, unique entertainment, and photography or video services. Expect to spend 25-50% more than the wedding package on these customizations.

Guests spend about $1,040 each for their resort stay, roughly a 4-night stay in a shared room at an all-inclusive, covering their room, meals, and drinks. (Based on 2,500+ guest bookings across 130+ of our Los Cabos weddings.)

Yes, significantly. A traditional wedding in the U.S. averaged about $34,200 in 2025, while a Cabo destination wedding typically runs $5,000–$20,000 all-in, and that already includes the venue, dining, and décor at an all-inclusive resort.

The average Cabo wedding brings about 40 guests and books a room block of roughly 19 rooms. Most packages start at 20–30 guests, with the option to add more for a set per-guest price. (Based on 130+ of our Los Cabos weddings.)

Guests stay an average of 4 nights, and most build their room block around a long weekend to a full week. (Based on 2,500+ guest bookings across our Los Cabos weddings.)

Couples lock in their Cabo resort about 12-18 months in advance. The best dates and venues go first, especially for the popular fall and spring months, so booking 15–18 months out is the sweet spot. (Based on 130+ of our Los Cabos weddings.)

Cabo’s mix skews toward golf-and-spa couples’ resorts (Pueblo Bonito, Grand Velas) even though 86% still pick family-friendly.

No, your guests don't pay to attend the wedding itself; it's covered by their resort stay. Two Cabo-specific things to keep in mind. 1) If guests book their own room outside your block, some Los Cabos resorts charge an outside-guest or day-pass fee. 2) If you’re marrying off-site, say a beach club in Cabo San Lucas or a villa in the Corridor rather than your resort, guests cover their own way there.

Los Cabos has three distinct areas: Cabo San Lucas (lively, marina and Land’s End views), the Tourist Corridor (the resort-lined stretch between the two towns), and San José del Cabo (quieter, arts-and-galleries charm). Each has beachfront and clifftop venue options.