Your Ultimate Tulum, Mexico Wedding Planning Guide

Every day is a lovely day to get married in Tulum. Peak wedding season begins in late October and goes through December. The temperatures are more comfortable, the skies are clearer and the timing is perfect for outdoor ceremonies. Note that hurricane season begins in June and ends in October when temperatures are hotter and humid, and the weather is unexpected. Keep in mind if you are on a tight budget, consider a summer month for appealing packages, deals and discounts.

Most Tulum wedding venues offer pre-designed wedding packages that usually include flowers, photography, a wedding planner, and the ceremony officiant. You are also free to tailor your package with extras to enhance your celebration. Live music, custom decor, gourmet cuisine, luxury accommodations, activities, and excursions for guests and a host of other preferences that will fit right into your vision and budget. 

If you want a legally binding wedding in Tulum, you will need to have a Civil Registry official perform the ceremony and have:

• Valid passport and tourist permit by Mexican Immigration
• Apostilled and translated birth certificates
• 4 witnesses who are at least 18 years old
• Divorce documentation if applicable

Instead of a legal ceremony, you can plan a symbolic wedding that doesn't require this information, and complete the legal paperwork at home. One of our certified destination wedding specialists will guide you through the process.