Choose Your Perfect
Ceremonies
Exchange vows in a beautiful Catholic church or opt for a spiritual ceremony led by a Non-Denominational Minister at your chosen location. Whatever your preference, we ensure your ceremony reflects your values and creates a meaningful, unforgettable experience.
How Will You Say "I Do" in Puerto Vallarta?
In Puerto Vallarta, you have the freedom to choose the wedding ceremony that best suits your preferences. Whether you envision a religious ceremony in a beautiful Catholic church or a spiritual service led by a Non-Denominational Minister at your selected location, the choice is yours. For those looking to legalize their union in Puerto Vallarta, a civil ceremony with the Judge from the Civil Registry can also be arranged.
Spiritual Ceremony
While a Non-Denominational Minister ceremony may not be legally binding, it remains a cherished and essential part of a beautiful wedding celebration in Puerto Vallarta. This meaningful spiritual ceremony adds a personal and heartfelt dimension to your special day.
Civil Ceremony
The Civil Ceremony in Puerto Vallarta is officiated in Spanish by an official from the Civil Registry. Lasting approximately 15 minutes, this legal ceremony can be conducted at your chosen location, ensuring a seamless and authentic wedding experience.
Catholic Ceremony
To have a Catholic wedding ceremony, certain documents must be obtained from your parish. At Vallarta Weddings, we provide clear instructions and handle all the arrangements, ensuring a smooth and meaningful church wedding experience.
Commitment Ceremony
Non-Denominational Ministers also provide heartfelt commitment ceremonies, offering a meaningful way to celebrate your love and dedication in a beautiful and personalized setting.
Mixed Faith Ceremony
Celebrate your wedding in a way that honors both traditions and faiths. Customize your ceremony to reflect your unique beliefs and cultures, creating a beautiful, meaningful celebration that unites your love and values.
Native Ceremony
A deeply symbolic celebration representing the union of opposites—day and night, sun and moon, earth and sky, male and female—this sacred Native ceremony honors the balance and harmony of life, creating a profoundly meaningful wedding experience.