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Dreams Tulum offers guests the option of a wedding in a traditional Mexican chapel, which holds 20 guests, followed by photos on the beach. Alternatively the entire ceremony can take place on the beach MEXICO.
Stuart Wilson Managing director, Bluebay Travel My top choice would be Dreams Tulum. It has absolutely everything for a large family wedding party. My children would love this resort as the kids’ club runs from 9am to 10pm seven days a week and there are loads of activities to entertain them. And with the kids happy I could concentrate on romance!
The resort has a traditional chapel, which has space for 20 guests. Or you can choose the beach, which can take any number of guests. I’d choose the chapel, simply because it’s more private and you can still have pictures on the beach afterwards.
The resort works on an Unlimited-Luxury basis, with everything included, so there’s no need to worry about costs. I’ve been to a lot
of resorts in the area and this is my favourite, no question. The staff are so good at organising weddings! Book it: A Dreams Weddings in Paradise package leads in at $899 per couple. It’s free when booking a Junior Suite Ocean View room category or higher for at least seven nights. Sovereign, Hayes & Jarvis,
Kuoni and Cosmos all feature Dreams Tulum. ■
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