Do you ever dream of walking down the aisle and feeling like a superstar? A no expenses spared celebrity wedding is obviously beyond affordable for the majority of couples. Therefore today´s blog will give you cause to crack open the bubbly!
Weddings by Lomas Travel has been delivering glamorous weddings akin to those that you see in bridal magazines, for over a decade. The big difference is that with WBLT, you don´t have to break the bank to get married like the stars.
Firstly, hosting a destination wedding in Mexico costs a lot less than on home soil or even overseas. This is because your destination wedding invite list is typically less than when you arrange it back home. Consider that floral and table decoration, photographers, caterers and a wedding minister will likely cost you at least 25% less in Mexico than in the USA, Europe or Asia.
Next, the service and professional planning we offer you is incomparable. Our Weddings at Lomas Travel staff are highly trained and personable. They are meticulous and customize every detail, from cuisine and décor to marital customs.
Thirdly, if you desire a truly glamourous setting but don´t want to pay a celebrity premium, we offer a choice of natually scenic panoramas. Select from the mountains of Valle de Guadalupe or the backdrop of the cobalt ocean of the Mexican Caribbean.
How much does a celebrity wedding cost?
Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk tied the knot in September 2018. Distinctively, they chose Paltrow´s home in the Hamptons for their private ceremony. Guests were treated to a string quartet and cocktails on arrival.
Paltrow and Falchuk exchanged vows under an arbor archway dripping in greenery during their 45 minute ceremony. Paltrow´s strikingly beautiful Valentino and Stella McCartney dresses stole the limelight. Most notably, the couple went for banquet-style seating in a second marquee, opting for two long wooden tables to seat their guests.
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra
The most extravagant celebrity wedding of 2018 goes hands-down to Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra. The couple officially tied the knot at the Taj Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur in December 2018. The ceremony lasted several days in India. The nuptials began with a Christian ceremony, followed by a series of traditional Hindu wedding rituals and a huge fireworks show.
Besides that, the couple reportedly booked the entire palace for the weekend, which cost an estimated $461,000. Furthermore, according to the Times of India, the set-up for the Hindu ceremonies cost an estimated $42,000, and the catering reportedly cost $61,000.
That adds up to a whopping $584,000 without even including the dresses. Priyanka wore at least 8 bridal outfits during the course of the celebrations.
$$$ Head to Head with Weddings by Lomas Travel
Now make a comparison with our South Asian Wedding package at Generations Family Resort. Our wedding package costs $16,799USD and includes the mehendi ritual, and the musical sangeet ceremony.
South Asian weddings at Generations Riviera Maya typically last 4 days[/caption]
GRM is certainly as luxurious as any celebrity destination you will find. In fact, Generations Riviera Maya was voted the Best Family Resort in Mexico at the swanky 2019 Travvy Awards, held earlier this year in New York.
When you hire Weddings at Lomas Travel, we ensure that we focus your resources on the highest quality affordable. Where we really excel in saving you money is on reducing the combined cost of your travel and accommodation. Consequently, this allows you to splurge on the wedding itself.
Choose from 11 Karisma Destination Wedding venues
Our 11 destination wedding hotel locations offer you and your wedding party the VIP Karisma Gourmet Inclusive treatment. Additionally you´ll rack up huge savings on private ground transportation with Grupo Lomas´ fleet of luxury vehicles.
Therefore, this is certainly a great opportunity to bring your dream celebrity style wedding aspirations to life. Take the first step and get in touch with us today. It will be our great pleasure to arrange your destination wedding in Mexico