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I had the mexican buffet for my rehersal dinner. It was very extravigant and very good. But not as nice as the surf and turf in my opini

Alrighty then! Decision made. Plated Gold meal it is!! thank you letting me know :). Hardly found anyone who had the mexican buffet.

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Hi ladies,

I posted this on another thread but bc I have to make this decision soon, I thought I'd try this one too.

 I am currently finalizing my menu for November wedding at Dreams. On the webinar with Dreams that I attended (throug hthis site) it was asked and confirmed that we could offer 2 to 3 main meal choices from the Gold menu, as long as we put it on the name cards and told the resort in advance. Apparently now my planner Jessica is saying they only allow 2 choices. I said that on the webinar we were told we could have three but she said it is policy. I also know other brides getting married around the same time at Los Cabos are allowed to have their guests choose from 3. Could you provide any advice or does anyone have it in print from the resort that they can pick from 3 mains? That would be helpful.

thanks!

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Ok for those who have already gotten married at Dreams resort....We are planning on doing a couple of excursions when we are there, I am wondering how much time before the wedding do you have to plan on meeting ahead for detail info. we will arrive on wednesday morning and we get married friday night. Would we be able to do something on thursday or do I need to leave that open for the hotel? Thanks a bunch.

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Erika J

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We didnt need much more than 15-20 min for the rehersal and talk with the WC before our beach rehersal dinner.

However I will add this, there is so much to do at dreams and we had so many guests all over the place at the resort I wouldnt have had time to leave and do anything even had I planned to. My guests just loved the all inclusive aspect and getting to know each other and haning out.

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Hi Ladies!

 

I'm just starting to plan my Dreams Los Cabos wedding for August 3, 2013 - yay!!

 

I have a question on the legal vs symbolic ceremonies.  I'd like to actually be married on the day of my wedding, but I do not want my ceremony to be in Spanish with a translator.  So, I guess my option is to get legally married BEFORE heading down to Mexico??

 

What do most people do?  Any suggestions for me on this one?  Seems like a bummer to already be married when I leave for my wedding :(

 

Thank you!

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We will be getting married when we get back home. We wanted to be married there and looked at having legal earlier and doing symbolic at normal time with family and friends. But the extra expense of about 1000.00 and having to be there at least 4 days ahead changed our mind. To us it wasn't worth spending the money.

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Hi Ladies!

 

I'm just starting to plan my Dreams Los Cabos wedding for August 3, 2013 - yay!!

 

I have a question on the legal vs symbolic ceremonies.  I'd like to actually be married on the day of my wedding, but I do not want my ceremony to be in Spanish with a translator.  So, I guess my option is to get legally married BEFORE heading down to Mexico??

 

What do most people do?  Any suggestions for me on this one?  Seems like a bummer to already be married when I leave for my wedding :(

 

Thank you!

 

You could get married legally after your DW when you are home - if you don't want to take away from it by getting married before you go. You also need blood tests taken if you are getting legally married in Mexico, and as mentioned above the legal marriage is more expensive and only said in Spanish with a translator. I would consider waiting to be legally married when you are home - cheaper, easier, and won't take away from your wedding day!

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