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Hi. I am new to Destination Weddings and I am getting married in Las Caletas Mx on 5/9/17. I am really excited to start working with my wedding planner Cynthia. -
I am looking strongly at the Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta for my 2018 wedding destination location as it is smaller than the other Hard Rock locations and has amazing sunsets. I have never been here so I am hesitant. Has anyone been here either on a vacation or for a wedding? I'd love to here your feedback! Thank you!- 1 reply
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Hi – My fiancé and I are on the hunt for a non-beach destination wedding. We estimate about 40-50 people in attendance from Mexico, Canada, and the United States. We are leaning towards fall 2018. We narrowed our search to Mexico, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica based on locations with non-beach based venues. I loved Rancho Santana in Nicaragua. However, I fear the rest of our family (and many of our friends) just are not adventurous enough. I love a lot of the smaller hotels in Arenal, Costa Rica. We came across Playa Fiesta in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It offers a non-beach based venue. It is a small hotel that allows us privacy and intimacy. The reviews are also pretty incredible. I really have not found another venue that can offer as much as Playa Fiesta. We are really thinking of booking Playa Fiesta. Anyone have advice or suggestions for someone beginning the process of planning a wedding in Mexico / Puerto Vallarta / Playa Fiesta Hotel? Thank you, N
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Our Dream Wedding in Puerto Vallarta, November 2016 After 1.5 years of planning our destination wedding, we just returned from Puerto Vallarta and it was the most flawless beautiful wedding I could have imagined. Upon our engagement in May 2015, I began researching wedding coordinators in Puerto Vallarta. With the type of wedding we wanted, I knew I could not organize it alone. We knew from the beginning that we wanted to have our wedding ceremony at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, and the reception at Vista Grill Restaurant…we just needed help making it happen. Of course being in Canada, we wouldn’t even know where to begin in finding vendors for the wedding either. After some research and referrals from friends, we decided to host our guests at the NOW Amber and Secrets All-inclusive in PV. It is an absolutely incredible resort, and the food is unbelievably good. Each meal is fine dining, some of the best meals I have ever had! Since we were not hosting the wedding on resort, we did not receive any special “wedding perks” at the resort, but we were okay with that, we just wanted a nice hotel for our family and friends to enjoy their entire holiday. I was very thorough in researching wedding coordinators in Puerto Vallarta. I contacted almost every coordinator I could find listings for, and requested proposals. Right off the top, I could tell some were trying to take advantage of us, as they were quoting insane amounts for the meal at Vista Grill, which I already knew the prices of the group menu, so I knew they were trying to make a kick back for themselves. This made it easy to cancel out quite a few planners/coordinators. When I found Eva and Michael at Vallarta Weddings, they were my instant favourite. They charge a flat fee for their services, and were incredibly up front about the costs of everything. In retrospect, I would actually say their fee is very low for all of the work they do! I gave them my ideal wedding budget, and they did everything they could to ensure I stayed within that! Eva and Michael’s compassionate approach to their work gave me instant trust in them planning our day. To be honest, I wasn’t very clear in my own “visions” of décor and what not for the wedding, but it was like Eva could read my mind, and would send me pictures of exactly what I liked! They gave us a rough time table of when we should be planning different things, and this helped immensely. After the initial venues were confirmed and deposits made, most of the detailed planning didn’t occur until the last three months before the wedding. Eva and Michael took the time to meet with my parents while they were vacationing in PV a year before the wedding, and also took the time to meet with our Priest who was vacationing in PV, and would be doing our ceremony at the church. This was all extra time and coordination for them, however they were happy to do it and went above and beyond in everything they did. The planning process was entirely smooth and I trusted all of Eva and Michael’s recommendations for every vendor etc., (which all turned out absolutely beautifully ). Two days before we left to fly to Puerto Vallarta, I received an email from Eva asking me to call her urgently, as the Mexican Government had just closed down our reception venue, Vista Grill, that day. I was absolutely devastated of course, and so worried that my wedding, which I had 82 people flying to Mexico for, was going to be a flop after so much planning. Eva was an absolute angel and rock through this, she was so compassionate and understanding I was blown away. Even though this was obviously not her fault, she was apologetic and vowed to do everything she possibly could to ensure our wedding was perfect. The day after we arrived, Eva and Michael picked us up at the resort and we embarked on re-planning our wedding reception. They spent probably 8 hours with us, showing us new venues, and then working out the details as we selected one. We ended up having the reception at the top terrace of the Grand Miramar hotel, which was the most beautiful place I have ever seen! Eva and Michael were also kind enough to take my parents to the venue the next day so they could see it as well. Everything works out for a reason! When times get tough, you really get to see peoples’ true colors… and Eva and Michael truly amazed me I cannot speak highly enough of everything they did for us to make our day perfect! I also can’t imagine the amount of hours they put in over those few days re-planning the wedding. When Eva arrived at our rehearsal the night before, she actually had gold spray paint all over her hands that she hadn’t even noticed, which was from her making my décor! They are some of the most hardworking people I have ever met. In addition to Eva and Michael saving our reception, they also saved my ceremony! Little to my knowledge, my brother’s guitar broke in transit and he was supposed to play the guitar while I walked down the aisle at the church. I found out after that Eva and Michael spent an entire day finding a rental and taking my brother to get it as well! The day of the wedding went so smoothly, you would never know we had so many bumps in the road. We had hair and make up done by Franc Gole and Jesus Avelar, truly the best pair you could get in Vallarta. I haven’t ever had make up done that good even in Canada! When we got back to the hotel, the photographers were there, the flowers were there, and the guys were already downtown with the assistant photographer. We had 10 passenger vans transporting all the guests and bridal party between the hotel, church, venue, and hotel again. Vallarta weddings organizational skills were flawless, it all went very smooth. Soko Sandoval was our photographer, and from the few photos I have seen so far, I am sooo thankful we chose her! She captures every moment perfectly and creatively. We didn’t like typical “posing” wedding photos, so she was great at getting candid and edgy shots! After the ceremony we walked through the streets of PV with her taking photos of us. Her eye for things was amazing, I am so excited to see the rest of the photos. When we arrived at the Grand Miramar and walked out on the upper terrace, I could’ve cried I was so happy. The sunset was beautiful to start, but everything was SO elegant and gorgeous. Beautiful white floral centerpieces with gold highlights, black and gold maraca favours, lights strung above…it was right out of the movies. The wait staff carried around appetizers and cocktails for our guests, the service was incredible. The meal was delicious as well. We had a three course dinner, salad to start, prime rib, and churros for dessert. Everyone commented on how great the food was here. Eva and Michael were still running around busy this whole time, making sure everything was flawless. I learned after that many guests approached them with their own questions (ie. Allergies in salad dressing, kids menu, etc.) and Eva and Michael assisted them graciously. We also had Michael as our DJ and I am so thankful we chose him! I was nervous as I didn’t have time to prepare a song list in the chaos of things, but we briefly told him the styles we like a few days before…and again it was like they read our minds! He played Mexican/Salsa light music during the cocktail hour, acoustic folk covers (think Jack Johnson type music) during dinner, and really got the party going after! We told him we wanted some stuff that was top 40ish for everyone, but with a majority being hip hop based for our younger crowd. He nailed it- I was amazed! He played really cool covers of Snoop Dog that I need to try and find now, blended with some oldies, and into some awesome classic hip hop to finish the night. Our wedding day was absolutely perfect, even better than I ever dreamed it could have been….and I can honestly say it was entirely because of Eva and Michael of Vallarta Weddings. A few of our friends who are not yet married asked us how much the wedding cost, as they estimated it to be well over 50 K Canadian. I am so happy to say that Eva and Michael helped us hold this beautiful wedding for under our budget of 20 k. I share this because I know when planning my wedding, I was always wondering how much things cost. I have no hesitations in referring anyone and everyone to Eva and Michael as I know they are the best you could have in Vallarta! If anyone has any questions please feel free to email me at chawrela@ualberta.ca
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Every bride is unique and we loving to share some great ideas about how to say welcome to your guests in a fun, original and beautiful way!! Las Caletas, Video: http://goo.gl/DPeKKS Website: http://www.adventureweddingsvallarta.com/ Planner: http://bit.ly/PlanYourWedding
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Hi! My fiance and I are having a destination wedding ceremony in Mexico and have narrowed it down to resorts in 2 different cities - Puerto Vallarta and Cozumel. Both look gorgeous and we are having a hard time choosing which one will be best for us and also our guests! I personally have never been to Mexico so I purely have hearsay to go off of when making this decision...has anyone been to both or either cities and give us pros and cons? If this helps at all, we are considering the CasaMagna Mariott Resort in Puerto Vallarta, and the Secrets Aura Resort in Cozumel (an adult-only all-inclusive resort). We also are getting married in July (I know, not the best time of year in Mexico) because his mom and sis-in-law are both teachers. Any input is appreciated! -
1.- Illumination. This element can create a special ambiance adding depth and romanticism to the night. From Chinese lanterns to string lights, there are many options to create a beautiful and illuminated weeding setup. 2.- Candles. We know that candles always provide a touch of romanticism and a lovely decoration giving the venue a feeling of love everywhere. 3.- More Flowers. Flowers in a Wedding are never enough; so if you have the opportunity and the budget for it, DO IT! You will discover the infinity of details and decoration you can have and to make your event a wish come true, not to mentioned the beautiful pictures! 4.- Wedding gifts. Make your big day unforgettable with a special present for them, as a sign of your appreciation for their company on this unique occasion. 5.- Premium open bar! Don’t stop the party, have fun with all the family and guests and enjoy the magical moment. http://www.adventureweddingsvallarta.com/ -
Big news from the Styling Trio Team! We are expanding our business and now we offer our makeup and hair services in The Riviera Nayarit! The Riviera Nayarit on the Pacific Mexico Coast runs nearly 200 miles from Puerto Vallarta in the South to San Blas in the North. The region has near perfect weather, expansive beaches and has become one of the fastest growing tourist destinations in Mexico. You can find 5-star resorts accommodations or miles of empty beach for something more low key. There is something for everyone in this diverse coastal region and it is a wonderful place for a destination wedding! Here is a list of the most popular destinations there: Puerto Vallarta Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerias & La Cruz Punta Mita & Litibu Sayulita Guyabitos & La Peñita Chacala Boca Chilla, Playa Tortugas, Costa Custodia Platanitos to San Blas We at Styling Trio are so happy to be able to expand to this area and to bring some of the best makeup artists and hair stylists from our group to this region. We hope to expand even more down the road, as we love to do what we do best --BEAUTIFY!-- and will travel to more places to make brides look amazing on their special day! If you or anyone you know are looking to have a wedding in the beautiful Riviera Nayarit and are interested in our hair and makeup services, feel free to contact us now as we are on-board and servicing the area. Styling Trio Riviera Nayarit ---Let's go beautify!
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Hi all! I was hoping to get some insight from those of you who have had a wedding at the Grand Palladium Vallarta, another Grand Palladium Resort, or attended any! I am still quite a few months away from our wedding, and we don't have to make any more major decisions until 3 months out from the wedding. It isn't that easy to get a hold of the onsite wedding planners, so I can't really get the answers I'm looking for from them. I am just not really sure what to expect on the wedding day. We are having our ceremony at 4pm, and are paying for a private reception. I am not sure what this "reception" even means on a resort. If anyone can provide me with some details that would be great!!! For example, -I don't know where on the resort this will take place; -how long we have: is it just dinner, or do we get a dance afterwards too; -is alcohol included with the dinner (open bar style? or how does this work); -do people do speeches at these types of receptions? does the resort provide any microphones/sound system for us? If you have any of these answers I would appreciate any help Thanks in advance <3 -
In Adventure weddings "Las Caletas" we know how important details are!! So here you got some special, beatiful, handmade, original and personalized ideas for your big day! Our brides always have amazing ideas! they use the welcome table, a guest gift, an unexpected factor!!! we just love to be part in such an unforgettable experience for them. http://bit.ly/PlanYourWedding
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I saw a lot of comments about MarWeddings, but I wasn't able to review them in the "Vendor Reviews" tab, so hopefully this will show up for anyone interested! The only reason I was able to enjoy my wedding day so much was because of Gaby and the MarWeddings team. They organized and decorated flawlessly. Gaby was so professional, but also so warm, friendly, and helpful- it took so much pressure off of me and my wedding party. She stepped back to let us enjoy the evening, but gave us a tap on the shoulder during the appropriate times for the wedding introductions, speeches, first dances, etc. (now back to the beginning stages of the planning process). I had reached out to 5 or 6 wedding planners in the Puerto Vallarta area to get an idea of what I wanted, pricing, and figure out if I liked the person I was going to be talking to over the next 9 months. From the minute I talked to Gaby from MarWeddings, I was at ease. I wanted to confirm and get a contract in place asap so no one else could reserve our date, but she assured me the date was reserved and wouldn't send across a contract until she had a full understanding of what I wanted for the big day, and I had an understanding of what Mar Weddings could provide, and we had agreed on a detailed budget that she put together, which included venue (Sandzibar Beachfront Restaurant), DJ, dance floor, lighting, flowers, photographer (Joann Arruda), hotel (our only frustration, but not because of MarWeddings), salon appointments (Paloma Garcia), church (La Cruz de Huanacaxtle), transportation, etc. I don't live in Mexico, and I wasn't able to visit Puerto Vallarta (actually, our wedding was in Nuevo Vallarta) before the big day, but MarWeddings did an AMAZING job of staying in touch, checking in, sending regular updates, and giving advice. I shared a pintrest board of what I was interested in, and she was able to sift through it and figure out how to make everything look great in real life, while respecting our wedding budget. They are the professionals, and I appreciated every piece of advice Gaby gave me (from adding a little bit of color to our tables with blue napkins, to NOT sending out our contact number in Mexico to our 130 guests the week of the wedding for questions). Gaby was able to send samples of various photographers, videographers, and several options of decor and style for the big day. Gaby was able to reserve the date ($ time) and follow up with the church to make sure they received all of our documents. Once we got to Puerto Vallarta, the team received us flawlessly. Gaby set up a nail appointment, dance lesson, food tasting, and church visit with some of the team (Miroslava, Juan, and Guillermo). It was such a fun way to get ready for the wedding, and I was able to give them the wedding favors and some stuff I got for the big day. The team is amazing, and I instantly loved all of them. My husband and I decided we wanted to extend the timing of the wedding to 2am (only 4 days before the wedding), and Gaby and the MarWeddings team were SO flexible and were able to quickly send the price update and accommodate our request. On the day of the wedding everything was PERFECT. After my hair and makeup appointment, we had about an hour to get ready at our hotel, where I was able to relax with the wedding party, have a glass of champagne, and put on my dress. The car to take us to the church was right on time and when we arrived, our guests had started sitting down in the church. After the ceremony, we spent some time with our photographer (Joann Arruda), when we got to the reception everyone was already having a great time- the DJ adjusted the music because our guests were ready to dance (I appreciated the flexibility). The reception was GORGEOUS. I had seen the venue at the food tasting, but the way Mar Weddings decorated was breathtaking. The string lights over the dance floor were amazing, the tables were simple and elegant, and the decorations were better than I imagined. We had a very multi-cultural wedding, and Mar Weddings was able to help balance that at the reception. Honestly, I can't believe how perfectly everything went- she reserved the church for a 3:30pm ceremony, so that we would get to the beach reception around 5:00/5:30 just in time to have a few drinks and enjoy the sunset on the beach. My husband and family agree that getting the wedding planner was the best money we spent on the wedding. Everyone (including myself) was able to enjoy the celebration in such a beautiful location and I really can't thank MarWeddings enough. Sophia Z Please note: I've published similar reviews on a few different websites because when I was searching for a wedding planner online it was difficult to find the information I needed, but this is the most comprehensive review I've published for MarWeddings. Feel free to email me questions at zpwedding2016@gmail.com (this was our wedding email address)
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We are extremely happy with the pictures that we got back from HDC photography from our wedding. When you hire a photographer you are always a little unsure of how the pictures are going to turn out especially when you are not on familiar grounds but Arnaud really put me at ease. He answered all of my questions and went over and above to make sure that I wasn't stressing about the photos. On the day of the wedding he was really fun and professional, guiding us through to make sure we got the prefect shots. When we got back from our honeymoon he had already had our pictures ready for us to have. On the day of the wedding you aren't really thinking about how to pose or what pictures you want but he made sure that we got all the pictures we had wanted all while looking good and staying on schedule. Not only was HDC so amazing but was also very affordable and I would recommend him to everyone of my friends who is looking to have a destination wedding!!! We are so pleasured with everything and beyond impressed with the talent of HDC photography.
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Hi All, I was wondering if anyone has gotten married at the Hilton Puerto Vallarta or have attended a wedding there? Puerto Vallarta wasn't originally in my scope of plans but I do have family members who travel with Hilton often and have some perks that can help us with our stay I don't see much on their website but wanted to get an idea if anyone knows! Thanks! -
* This article was written at 11:30 a.m. PST on Oct. 23, 2015 Hurricane Patricia is expected to hit Mexico's Pacific Coast on Friday, October 21, 2015, prompting the closure of airports in Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo, where resorts have also begun to evacuate their guests. The Category 5 storm is expected to be one of the worst storms in Mexico's history and is threatening to batter popular resorts and small fishing villages along the nation's central Pacific coastline, according to the World Meteorological Organization. In Patricia's path are the states of Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan and Guerrero, including the resort towns of Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta, according to the Los Angeles Times. The hurricane will make landfall along the coast of Jalisco state -- which includes the Puerto Vallarta and is also close to Manzanillo and Colima -- between 6 and 7 p.m. EST, according to reports. People in the area have been told to brace for its 200-mph sustained winds and torrential rains. Authorities have already declared a state of emergency in several municipalities and have closed airports in the affected regions. More than 7,000 tourists in the state of Nayarit will have been evacuated to the city of Guadalajara, about 125 miles east of Puerto Vallarta, by the time the storm hits land, according to officials. Destination brides and grooms planning to travel to the affected areas in the coming days, should immediately contact their travel agent, airline provider and/or resort for an update on the storm's impact on their travel plans. -
There's a good chance you already have a packed schedule of your nuptials to attend as real life wedding season is upon us. But the bridal fashion world has already fast forwarded to next wedding season -- 2016 -- While wedding style might not change all that drastically from season to season, there still are noteworthy trends, details and fun updates to take a peek at andget a jump on right now, especially if you're in the midst of planning your own big day. Check out the colors that will going to help you be in trend and create the magic moment. -
Hello All! I am new to this site, but looks like it has some helpful information. I am newly engaged ....Hurray! My fiance proposed about 3 months ago in our back yard. I was planting the last of my flowers when I hit something hard while digging. At first I was really freaked out as I thought I may have found something scary... like a dead body.. or head or something! I then decided to open the box and found a ring box... turned around and there was my fiance no one knee. It was a great moment...and great that he could surprise me like that as I am not easy to surprise! Anyways... We went to las calates about a year ago and knew that if we were ever to get married .... this would be the place! So we booked it for January 2016! Now to wait ... 1 year and 4 months cannot go fast enough! But it will be fun ! We just got a great price on the resort we wanted so that's exciting! Has anyone stayed at Sunset Plaza Beach Resort in Puerto vallarta? (It has great reviews on trip advisor... so hopefully nothing changes in the next year) Also.. any advice from brides that were married in Las Caletas?! Nice meeting you All.. Happy Planning! -E
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Hello, So I am getting married in 4 months and am looking for a photographer in puerto vallarta ? Any recommendations? I am getting married in Las Caletas in January and I can use Adventures Wedding photographer, but I have read a couple bad reviews so I am slightly worried. Just looking to see if there are any other options out there that are reasonably priced? I like more artistic photos ect. -
Vallarta.photo is a wedding photographer concept by Evgenia Kostiaeva, one of the best wedding photographers in Mexico. Evgenia is a Destination Wedding Photographer with experience in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, Sayulita, San Pancho, Cancun, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Guanajuato and Russia. Her photography style is minimalist, beautiful, simple, elegant and fresh. Her Wedding Photos transmits love and happiness. We provide services in Puerto Vallarta and all Riviera Nayarit. Our packages starts at 600 USD. Please visit our website here: http://vallarta.photo
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I know for sure that I am going to be getting married at Las Caletas, but I don't know where is the best location to have my goes stay at. I want a hotel that is in the middle of everything with good prices. I just got back from Puerto Vallarta and looked at a few places but I need to get a group rate for my goest. I want to know where other people have gotten good deals or where their guest are staying who are having their wedding at Las Caletas? Thanks !! Christina -
I have finally finished my review! I wrote it on a wordpress since it was a bit easier to edit and add pictures to. Here is the link! Let me know if you have any questions! https://chelseapaige37.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/planning-my-puerto-vallarta-destination-wedding/ -
Hey everyone, I'm brand new to the forums, but so far have not found much in the way of Riu Jalisco reviews post-renovations. My fiance and I are in the early stages of planning our Jan, 2016 wedding in Mexico, and I was wondering if anyone has had a wedding at the Riu in the past year? I've read the resort reviews for both the Riu Jalisco and Dreams Villamagna, but has anyone been to both and can maybe offer some advice? Thanks in advance! -
Hi! I'm still undecided about my photographer, I'm deciding between Estefania Flores and Photoshoots Vallarta. The reason is because photoshoots exceeds completely my budget and I like Estefania's work it's more in my price sheet area. I was wondering if anyone has actually booked her and what was their experience? -
Hi brides (and grooms!) I'm a new BDW bride-to-be, but have been "creeping" the site for a while now! My fiance and I are getting married in Las Caletas in April 2015. I know there are other LC forums out there, but the packages and whatnot have changed over the years. So, I was hoping this thread could be somewhere we could share our own Q&As, info from experience, tips, tricks, advice, and so on as it pertains to a DW/Las Caletas/Puerto Vallarta in particular. I'll start us off! We're looking at using Secrets Vallarta Bay as our resort - any feedback you could provide would be great! We have people coming from all over Canada (and internationally, as well) for a total of about 50 guests. What pointers do you have for group bookings. I've had advice to book a group vacation package (flight & accommodations) through an airline like west jet/air canada. I've also thought about booking the rooms as a group block and having everyone plan their own flights. Again - feedback, please! Thank you all!- 32 replies
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Hello! We are getting married at the end of April this year! We initially booked our wedding at Dreams Puerto Vallarta, but had to scramble and completely change everything once we found out that Dreams was sold. We are now staying at NOW Amber Puerto Vallarta. For our wedding, we have two ceremonies planned: one at the resort, and the other at Las Caletas =) As a ‘thank you’ to our guests, we were thinking of doing ‘Thank You’ bags (similar idea to ‘Welcome bags’). Wondering if anyone has any tips on items that would be good to include, and also any good places to get these items from in Puerto Vallarta (good quality paired with good price of course!). We will have about 60 people in our group, so would prefer to get most items locally in Mexico. * I know that we can get these from the resort, but they tend to be pretty $$, so we're looking into putting these together ourselves. And I think it's also kind of fun to make these more personalized. Some of the items we had in mind: - Smaller tequila bottles - Mexico themed shot glasses - Salsa & chips - Mexico themed souvenir bottle of hot sauce - Coffee - Souvenir coasters *** Any other ideas are welcome! =) We also wanted to put maracas on everyone’s dinner plate as a wedding favor. Has anyone purchased these for their wedding? I know that Las Caletas offers these, but was trying to see if, again, we can save some $ on these, and buy our own. We’re looking to get these shipped to the resort, since we would need them very shortly after our arrival in Mexico and won’t have any time to go get them in person. So, getting these online is probably our best option. The other thing that we're looking into is bringing our own freeze dried rose petals. There are various websites that these can be ordered from. However, we are trying to figure out whether we are actually allowed to bring these into Mexico. Does anyone have any experience with these?? Any other tips and pointers with wedding and decor items for NOW Amber and Las Caletas are obviously welcome! Thanks a bunch in advance =) Anya -
HOLA! I am looking for a wedding photographer in Puerto Vallarta between April 22-26 for an engagement session (illustrative Photography), and possibly for my wedding in January of 2015. I would like a photographer who can capture the charm of downtown PV, the festive plaza, the bright/bold colors, and of course the amazing sunsets!! Any recommendations??? mil gracias, Alejandra Olmedo
