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The average cost of a wedding in Tulum is $6500 for 30-50 guests. The price changes based on the number of guests, which all-inclusive resort you choose, along with the wedding package.

Choosing a wedding package in Tulum is fairly simple. Each resort has 3-5 wedding packages and 5-10 venues, so it's just a matter of falling in love with one.

And Tulum now has its own international airport btw, so reaching it is a breeze!

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Tulum has always been boho-chic, but now it's turning into the ultimate hotspot for destination weddings.

Stunning beaches, ancient Mayan ruins, and that effortlessly boho vibe, all wrapped up in an eco-conscious atmosphere. It’s perfect for couples who want their celebration to feel both breathtaking and meaningful.

You have gorgeous all-inclusive resorts with wedding packages, planners, coordinators, and everything you could dream of for a destination wedding.

If a destination wedding in Tulum sounds exciting, check out this curated list of resorts in Tulum for every style and budget.

If you're getting married at an all-inclusive resort, most wedding packages cover the essentials, including the officiant, venue setup, floral arrangements, reception, and food and drinks. Higher-tier packages may also include a special Mayan ceremony, DJ, photography, and videography. Be sure to budget an additional 25-50% for add-ons and upgrades.

Tulum can accommodate destination weddings of all sizes, from intimate celebrations to large gatherings of 700 guests. At Bahia Principe Grand Tulum, the Beach Gazebo can host up to 80 guests for the ceremony, while Dreams Tulum's Central Beach accommodates up to 250 for the ceremony and 200 for the reception. For larger celebrations, Conrad Tulum's Carbon Beach can host up to 400 guests for the ceremony, while Hilton Tulum's Main Beach accommodates up to 700 for the ceremony and 500 for the reception. If you already have your guest count in mind, we can help you find a Tulum resort and venue that fits your celebration.

If you want a legal wedding, then yes, you'll need to complete the civil marriage process through the Quintana Roo Civil Registry. For foreign couples, this involves documents such as valid passports, apostilled and Spanish-translated birth certificates, medical certificates, a declaration of single status, and witnesses. Additional documents may be required if either partner was previously married.

However, you don't need a Mexican marriage license if you're having a symbolic wedding. Many of our couples legally marry at home and then have a symbolic ceremony in Tulum.

The best time to get married in Tulum is between December and April, when the weather is warm, sunny, and drier. February through April are especially good for outdoor weddings. May through November brings higher humidity and more rain.

Of course! Most wedding packages can be customized to suit your plans and preferences. You can add extras such as upgraded floral arrangements, specialty cocktails, unique entertainment, and photography or videography services. Depending on how much you add, budget an additional 25%-50% on top of the base wedding package.