Many couples who marry in Los Cabos hold a symbolic ceremony led by a local minister or celebrant, in English, Spanish or both, written around their story.
Ask whether the ceremony is legal or symbolic, how much you can personalise the words, and whether they'll meet you before the day.
Cinthya Vega, Wedding Minister
A wedding minister based in El Tezal, Cabo San Lucas, officiating personal wedding ceremonies, vow renewals and symbolic Mayan ceremonies across Los Cabos.
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A wedding officiant based in San José del Cabo, leading personalized ceremonies for destination weddings and vow renewals across Los Cabos.
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A Cabo San Lucas wedding ceremony and planning service in El Tezal, organizing and officiating destination weddings and celebrations across Los Cabos.
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Good to know
Is a ceremony in Mexico legally binding?
A legal civil wedding in Mexico requires paperwork and a civil judge. Many couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony here.
Can the ceremony be bilingual?
Yes. Many officiants work in English and Spanish.
Can we write our own vows?
Of course. Most officiants will help you shape the ceremony.
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