Multicultural weddings: every tradition in its proper place

Jewish, Hindu, symbolic, Catholic and more. What it takes to plan a ceremony that respects where each family comes from.

A bride and groom raise their arms in joy on the sand, wearing red and white flower garlands, with pampas grass behind them.

Jewish, Hindu, symbolic, Catholic and more: these are the ceremonies we organize. A destination wedding often brings together families who have never celebrated together, in a country that may be new to many of them.

Preparation comes first

A long table with wooden chairs and palm trees behind it, the whole scene mirrored in still water.

Jane keeps preparing through national and international certifications from different cultures. She is a Destination Weddings Specialist, certified and endorsed by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism, as well as other national and international institutions.

It starts with your families, not with a format

We work closely with you to understand your vision and your preferences, and we customize each wedding from there. Tell us which traditions matter to you, and who needs to feel at home on the day. The rest of the plan is built around that answer.

There is no minimum size either. We have held events from “just for two” to as many guests as you like.

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