Wedding ceremony locations in Playa- non-catholic

[Penelopeee]

Thanks in advance for your help!

We were planning on getting married in one of the catholic churches in playa (he is catholic, I am some combination of methodist/episcopalian) but just found out that I will need an annulment to get married in the church (I was previously married and divorced 5 years ago to another non-catholic- don't get me started).  A religious ceremony in a church/chapel is very important to us but as the annulment process can take 1-2 years and we are both 35+ and want children (the clock is literally ticking!) we want to get married next year and will deal with the annulment/convalidation at a later date.

 

I found an episcopalian priest in Cancun but I am having a really hard time finding a church or chapel in PDC for a non-catholic wedding.  I feel like this is a very stupid question but can non-catholic weddings be performed at any of the catholic churches/chapels?

 

We do not want to get married on a beach.  It's just not for us : )

 

Does anyone have ideas or advice?  Or should we suck it up an wait out the annulment?  Please help!

 

Thank you!

[Moments That Matter]

Congrats Penelopeee! and welcome to our forum community with all the resources here from your fellow brides, you're sure to find the info you're looking for wishing you all the best with your plans, and hope you find a solution to wed next year, and not have to wait any longer!

[Pierre Violle]

Hi There!

 

Riviera Maya is a great option for a Catholic wedding. To find the church fitting with your expectations,

 

You can visit wedding of Catholic ceremonies in the RIviera Maya on my blog.

 

Hope that will help you to make your choice!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Matt Adcock]

Originally Posted by Penelopeee 

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

We were planning on getting married in one of the catholic churches in playa (he is catholic, I am some combination of methodist/episcopalian) but just found out that I will need an annulment to get married in the church (I was previously married and divorced 5 years ago to another non-catholic- don't get me started).  A religious ceremony in a church/chapel is very important to us but as the annulment process can take 1-2 years and we are both 35+ and want children (the clock is literally ticking!) we want to get married next year and will deal with the annulment/convalidation at a later date.

 

I found an episcopalian priest in Cancun but I am having a really hard time finding a church or chapel in PDC for a non-catholic wedding.  I feel like this is a very stupid question but can non-catholic weddings be performed at any of the catholic churches/chapels?

 

We do not want to get married on a beach.  It's just not for us : )

 

Does anyone have ideas or advice?  Or should we suck it up an wait out the annulment?  Please help!

 

Thank you!

Hi Penelopee,

 

We've seen Coptic Orthodox Ceremonies take place in a couple of local Chapels, and I actually think these 2 are the most flexible ones:

 

Capilla Nuestra Senora del Carmen (on 5th Ave, Playa del Carmen, MX)

Tel: +52 (984) 873.0188

 

 

 

 

You can view the Full Slideshow here: http://delsolphotography.com/blog/content/galleries/?gal=710

 

Iglesia de San Jose (downtown, Puerto Morelos, MX)

Tel: +52 (998) 898.8252

 

 

 

You can view the Full Slideshow here: http://delsolphotography.com/blog/content/galleries/?gal=240

 

Check with them first and good luck with the planning process

 

Best wishes,

[SweetFire]

Hi there Penelopeee and welcome to the forum! There are many alternatives in this area if you are not set on a church setting! Have you taken a look at places like Taninah (a jungle retreat). Or a Mayan ceremony in a cenote can be a very unique and spiritual way to celebrate your union! http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/content/type/61/id/173365/width/500/height/1000[/img] http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/content/type/61/id/173366/width/350/height/700[/img] http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/content/type/61/id/173367/width/350/height/700[/img] http://www.bestdestinationwedding.com/content/type/61/id/173368/width/500/height/1000[/img] Happy Planning! Sofia Lori's Office Assistant

[Penelopeee]

Thank you for all the information so far.  It's very helpful.  Keep the suggestions coming!

[Yazmin De La Mora]

Originally Posted by Penelopeee 

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

We were planning on getting married in one of the catholic churches in playa (he is catholic, I am some combination of methodist/episcopalian) but just found out that I will need an annulment to get married in the church (I was previously married and divorced 5 years ago to another non-catholic- don't get me started).  A religious ceremony in a church/chapel is very important to us but as the annulment process can take 1-2 years and we are both 35+ and want children (the clock is literally ticking!) we want to get married next year and will deal with the annulment/convalidation at a later date.

 

I found an episcopalian priest in Cancun but I am having a really hard time finding a church or chapel in PDC for a non-catholic wedding.  I feel like this is a very stupid question but can non-catholic weddings be performed at any of the catholic churches/chapels?

 

We do not want to get married on a beach.  It's just not for us : )

 

Does anyone have ideas or advice?  Or should we suck it up an wait out the annulment?  Please help!

 

Thank you!

Hello Penolopeee,

You should try at the San Francisco de Asis Church at Xcaret, I am sure you will be able to get married there.

Happy planning!