Marriages on the beach

Marriages in Mexico are called Mexico Destination Weddings where guests can arrive either just before the ceremony or actually travel with the couple; it doesn’t matter exactly where you travel to for your beach wedding, it will still be considered a destination wedding. The best destination weddings are all inclusive weddings such as the ones you can have staying in Baja Mexico at the Inn at Rincon.

Prior to having beach wedding ceremonies in Mexico, you must know what facilities are available here. You can find wedding ceremonies here along with star rated resorts and an array of wonderful spas. Choose from some of the exotic beaches here, for your perfect wedding ceremony. Whether it is Baja’s Lover’s beach, The Inn at Rincon is nicely situated by a relaxed and slow paced beach, and even close the most popular area Cabo San Lucas Mexico.

This location offers couples a gazebo-style area by the beach. After your” I do’s,” you may decide to celebrate by swimming with the in the resort’s pool or in natural saltwater lagoon. Many travelers, grooms and brides to be have found this a favored destination wedding location.
Having a wedding ceremony at The Inn at Rincon is amongst best Mexico wedding. Apart from being just north Cabo which is another popular destination for the conduction of a wedding ceremony. The Inn At Rincon is a great starting point for a Cabo wedding is truly dramatic as it is within Los Cabos beach. Sea of Cortez’s turquoise colored water, Pacific Ocean’s deep blue and sandy beach, would surely capture your soul. It’s unimaginable to get betrothed to your soul mate amongst nature at her best.

So we can accommodate you with your Mexico Destination or Mexico Beach Wedding nor matter what you choose, we have the resources and connections to make your Mexico Wedding a beach wedding you simply can’t resist.

Do you want a beach wedding or a tropical getaway ceremony? When you get married in Mexico, you can choose from a number of venues that will provide these options. Many people prefer to get married right on the beach in locations like the ones available up and down the Baja or East Cape or even Cabo San Lucas with it’s wonderful surfs, rock formations and sun.

You can’t go wrong with A Cabo Resort and Spa, or an Inn by The Sea of Cortez. This location offers couples a gazebo-style vene surrounded on three sides by water. After your” I do’s,” you may decide to celebrate by swimming with the dolphins in the resort’s natural saltwater lagoon.

Beach weddings in Mexico are something that no bride and groom can resist. You can arrange for a simple ceremony, walk barefoot, or even have an elaborate affair next to the ocean’s edge. And Mexico is one of the most elemental and beautifully located beaches. It is exotic and apt for events as divine as a wedding. Beach wedding is popular because of many factors. These are inclusive of the setting, sun, surf and sand that combine together for the launching of a new life. Mexico is a popular tourist destination, with its scenic beaches, resorts, hotels, spas, unbelievable range of accommodations, and is known as the best host for a wedding ceremony.

Marriages in foreign countries are called destination weddings where guests can arrive either just before the ceremony or actually travel with the couple; it doesn’t matter exactly where you travel to for your beach wedding, whether it is in Cabo San Lucas or just to somewhere along the Baja in Mexico just south of the border, it will still be considered a destination wedding.

Having a wedding ceremony in Cabo San Lucas is amongst best in Mexico Beach weddings. Apart from The Baja is another popular destination for the conduction of a wedding ceremony. For the most part, Cabo wedding is truly dramatic as it is within Los Cabos beach. Sea of Cortez’s turquoise colored water, Pacific Ocean’s deep blue and sandy beach, would surely capture your soul. It’s unimaginable to get betrothed to your soul mate amongst nature at her best.

Cabo San Lucas is like home away from home, with warmth, convenience and luxurious destination. You don’t have to think of your honeymoon destination, as this is the paradise for your and your beloved. Enjoy the magnificent beaches, romantic getaways and a fantastic evening enthralled by Mexico’s best nightlife!

There is so much more to learn when planning your Mexico Beach Wedding. Please feel free to contact us using the contact form, email or call our 800 # for more information on what it takes to plan your very special Mexico Beach Wedding or Cabo San Lucas Wedding!

Cabo San Lucas is known for its exciting nightlife and its fun atmosphere whereas San Jose del Cabo, its sister counterpart if renowned for its serenity and romance. The past few years have seen Cabo as a popular place for a high end wedding celebration. It would be a truly spectacular experience as the ceremony would be amidst the deep blue Pacific Ocean and the turquoise Sea of Cortez and the white sandy beach. It is a perfect place with a variety of magnificent beaches in and around, romantic getaways, upscale hotels and an exciting nightlife to add to the zing.

To help make the wedding an upscale and spectacular one, there are various high end wedding designers who help a couple make their dream wedding come true. Their services combine hospitality, Mexican artistry and savoir faire to make it a memorable “once-in-a lifetime-event”. Some of the factors they look into are the following: -

Accommodations and venue, Event Planning, Spa Services, Catering, Florist, Photography, Wedding outfit designer, Cake Designer
All of these can be provided by a decent wedding planner, or, with some research, you can do this yourself.  Also, if you have a point of contact, such as a cabo san lucas villa or all inclusive Mexico resort then you may have the best source for planning your all inclusive Mexico wedding in your destination Cabo San Lucas.

Outdoor or indoor weddings at a luxurious resort or even have a signature style designer wedding, all in all, the experience would be one in lifetime. Vow renewal or a full wedding, either of it would become complete if it is done in one of the many magical locations in Mexico. With its warm and pleasant weather, tropical gardens, sandy white beaches and more, makes up as the ultimate place to become one from two! Every resort would offer their services related to wedding and the staffs and employees of the resort would do all the preparations.

The most fantastic part of having a Mexico destination wedding ceremony is that you don’t have to think about any other location for your honeymoon because this is more than romantic and passionate place to be with your better half! Lastly, all these would be accommodated within your budget, desires and expectations.

If you would like to learn more about Mexico Destination Weddings or Cabo San Lucas Weddings, just check out the resources on this site, drop us and email or give us a call.

Private homes and villas are especially suited for large groups such as company outings and family gatherings. The houses and villas come in different sizes and can accommodate a group of four to a group of more than twenty. Depending on your needs and budget, there are a lot of premier, luxury, deluxe and value houses and villas to choose from. Our villa can accommodate up to 22 people, 11 rooms double occupancy.

When visiting Cabo San Lucas, it is best to choose a location near the beaches, shopping places and restaurants for convenience. Private homes and villas offer excellent amenities such as private baths with Jacuzzi, kitchen, air-conditioning, washer and dryer, entertainment system and Internet access. In-home food catering, spa and concierge services are available round the clock. We have a heated pool, internet connection and much more. Some villas also offer other amenities such as car rental, telephone rental and beach equipment rental. We offer free transportation to and from the airport, which is close by.

Cabo is famous for its party times. And you can do that until you drop from exhaustion. The “in” places include the Pink Kitty; Mandala; Baja Jonkie; Cabo Wabo (owned by rocker Sammy Hagar); Passion Club at the ME Cabo hotel on Medano Beach; the Office, known for its daytime beach parties; and Squid Roe. Most of these clubs don’t solicit a cover charge.

Cabo San Lucas has several golf and spa resorts to choose from. Resorts are quiet and peaceful in the morning and have exciting festivities at night. Resorts have verdant gardens and breathtaking views. They usually have pools, restaurants, tennis courts, and spa and fitness centers.

There’s great Mexican food here, especially seafood. Not only is Cabo a popular sport fishing venue, the fish served at local restaurants is superb. For Mexican fare, try the medium-priced La Fonda. For fine dining there’s La Frida, and a local favorite is Mariscos Mazatlan for an inexpensive evening out. Just ask us and we can set you up with some really great fishing opportunities.

For the more adventurous ones and for the people who love fishing, a rental yacht is the perfect choice. These yachts may not look so luxurious on the outside but the insides boast of opulent settings. They are fully equipped with air-conditioning and other electronics. They have lavish bathrooms and bedrooms. There is a modern kitchen and a large dining room. The service crew is there to ensure that your stay is an enjoyable one and your fishing a fruitful undertaking.

Whatever your purpose in visiting Cabo San Lucas and no matter how many are in your group, the perfect place for you is just around the corner at Cabo San Lucas Mexico.

I know this is late in coming, but I came back from Mexico to a slammed work schedule. Things have finally winded down and I have time to write. Here is my review of Inn at Rincon for your web site:

We had the great fortune of staying at Inn at Rincon on two separate occasions. The first trip was one of those once-in-a-lifetime magical trips with friends that just can not be repeated. The resort is absolutely wonderful – extremely comfortable, quiet, private, and with lots of space for fun things to do. In addition to being set on a gorgeous beach, there is a pool, volleyball play area, bar, large lounge for playing cards and other games, dining area, and fabulous kitchen.

Despite fears that the perfect trip can not be duplicated, we returned a year later for another outstanding trip, and we had the added bonus of all meals included, cooked by fantastic chefs who catered to our every desire. The food was out of this world, and with a group of good friends or family, it is my number one destination of choice. Thanks Christine and Marty for making such a terrific place available to us all.

jenn

Inn Front View

When you arrive at The Inn at Rincon, you’ll be greeted by the sandy beaches, rolling ocean waves and native wildlife birds flying around the area.  You’ll smell the sea, feel the warmth of the sun and have a very pleasant walk across the threshold through our courtyard into your custom stylish room waiting for you.

Enjoy a relaxing dip in our custom pool under the warm Mexico sun.  After your travels this may be the first thing you’ll want to experience at the Inn at Rincon before heading out to many of the tourist destinations from Scuba Diving, Wildlife Watching, Fossil Fields or Exploring the mountains.  You may just just want to hang around the luxurious settings we have personally for you at the Inn at Rincon.

The history of Baja is extremely interesting. As one of the last major countries on earth to be established, it is remarkable that so much of the history of this country is so recent. Before the Revolucion of 1810 Mexico was just a large territory, and did not even have a constitution, and the study of Mexico’s government is another study altogether.

The culture of today’s Mexico is also unique. Many different elements have converged on this special country to create a culture that is unique to the world. For more information visit the MEXICO CULTURE section of Mexico Expo.   Which makes a vacation to Mexico even more enticing.

A good book to read to gain more depth on Mexican history and culture is James Michner’s “Mexico”. This wonderful book takes the reader into the many facets of past and present day Mexico in a way that is very interesting every step of the way.   This should help you out a lot when planning your vacation to Mexico.  Whether going ‘cheap Mexico’, looking for Mexico deals, wedding, scuba diving or just wildlife watching, there is a lot to experience during a vacation to Mexico.

Mexico travelers interested in culture and archeology might want to visit the MEXICO WORLD HERITAGE SITES section of Mexico Expo.   Close by there are Fossil fields where finds such as large shark teeth (10” long!) have been found.

For additional information on colonial buildings in the country visit the EXPLORING COLONIAL MEXICO web site.

More information on Mexico’s colonial towns can be reviewed at MEXICO’S COLONIAL TOWNS.

BAJA HISTORY

To understand the history of Baja one must review a history of Mexico. This can be helpful when planning a vacation to Mexico and looking for sites to see or things to do when vacationing in Baja Mexico.  Like the history of many countries, the history of Mexico pre-dates the country itself. The earliest signs of ancient civilizations in what is now Mexico date back thousands of years. After traveling from Asia to the North American continent via the land bridge at the Bering Straight approximately 12,000 years ago, tribes gradually inhabited North America and continued exploring south through Mexico and into present day Central and South America.

An ancient town of significant size has been discovered northeast of Mexico City, and appears to have been populated around 5,000 BC These tribes had some highly developed skills, including farming, weaving, pottery making and even some degree of trade.  And this information is helpful when considering visiting the Fossil Fields in Baja Mexico.

The Pre-Classic period saw expansion into other parts of Mexico around 1,500 BC, and Olmec Indian settlements became more common in much of this area called Mesoamerica between 800 through 400 BC

The Classic period in Mexico saw significant activity in Mexico history. Starting in about 200 BC and running through 500 AD the Teotihucan civilization had established a town of over 200,000 habitants and were becoming very civilized.

By the 7th century the Mayans had traveled north from present day Guatemala to settle in the Yucatan Peninsula region. During this same time period the Zapotecs were settling into the southern reaches of Mexico, and in 1325 the city of Tenochititlan was established where present day Mexico City is located. Moctezuma who was an interesting character to say the least ran it.

The Post-classic period from 1,000 AD to 1,500 AD was a tumultuous time, well before the Spanish arrived (although the invention of pulque, tequila’s predecessor, could have had something to do with it right around 1,000 AD). Different Indian factions fought to obtain new territories and for religious beliefs, and many local inhabitants were killed during these years.

The Spanish Conquest was one of the biggest factors to influence the native peoples of Mexico. During the late 15th century and early 16th century Spanish explorers repeatedly landed in the Gulf of Mexico and explored much of eastern and northern Mexico. In 1517 the Yucatan Peninsula was explored, and by 1518 much of the mainland had been mapped out. In 1519 a young (34 years old) Cortez left his new home in Cuba to conquer more of the country.

Although one of the main reasons Spain invaded the Mexican territory was to convert the local people to Christianity (the other reasons were to acquire new territories and accumulate wealth), after they were converted the Spanish used the local Indian population to their advantage. As slaves the Spanish forced them to work in farming, construction and in mining. Concurrently, over a 300 year period, over 10,000 churches were built throughout Mexico. And many of the Mexican towns still in use today are built on the central town square design with the adjacent church plan brought from Spain.

Over the years the influx of the Spanish blood mixed with the local Indians, and social classes were established that remain prevalent to this day. The existing population of Indians became the lower class of workers, descendants of mixed Indian and Spanish blood fell into a kind of middle social class, and the Creoles being direct descendents of Spanish parents, but actually born in Mexico, became the upper class. The elite class were the people living in Mexico that were actually born in Spain.

In 1810 a series of revolutions began to break Mexico free of Spanish rule. These battles lasted over 10 years until finally, on December 6th, 1822 the Mexican Republic was established. In 1823 a Constitution was approved and Mexico was on it’s own.

Over the next 20 years over 30 individuals tried to take the helm of Mexico without any long term success. This internal weakness caused explorers from Spain, France and even the United States to try to take over various parts of the New Mexican country.

During this time the area of Texas was a Mexican territory, although the U.S. annexed the territory in 1845 (along with New Mexico and California). In 1847 U.S. troops fought hard to keep this new territory, and in 1848 the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed establishing the Rio Grande as the northernmost border for Mexico. The U.S. kept California, Arizona and New Mexico as part of the deal, and gave Mexico the Baja Peninsula as a gesture of compromise, along with $15,000,000. In all, over 1,300,000 square miles changed from Mexican territory to U.S. territory, approximately one third of Mexico’s land. As much as the common citizen in the U.S. had no strong feelings about taking over this land from Mexico, it fell in with the U.S. government’s westward expansion to control the land from the east coast to the west coast.

The leadership in Mexico continued to change. Juarez was in control under democratic rule in 1872, but from 1876 through 1910 Porfido Diaz ran a dictatorship for 34 years. Although the economy expanded, the poor got poorer under this system of government and a long revoulcion began in 1910.

In 1929 the PARTIDO REVOLUCIONARIO INSTITUCIONAL (PRI) took control of Mexico and held the presidency through the balance of the century. The PRI holds political views with a somewhat socialistic slant, which many people claimed helped hold back the growth of the Mexican economy. In the year 2000 PARTIDO ACCION NACIONAL (PAN) took control under Vincent Fox. This political party tends to be more democratic in nature, and signs of an improving economy already seem to be on the way. It will probably take quite some time for the policies of the PAN party to take effect. Meanwhile, there tends to be a renewed sense of hope in the country as it works its way into the future.

Problem the only thing i know of and can find in mexican culture is a Quinceañera.

But that dosen’t entail what he says it is, he claims its a seven day festival.

this sounds like more of a free-love thing or sex tourism if money is exchanged.

Does anyone know of anything like this?

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