A couple at the Mayan altar on a wooden platform in the middle of a cenote, under a beam of light

Spiritual · Mayan · Prehispanic ceremonies

Mayan wedding in the Riviera Maya

A different way to say I do. In a spiritual, Mayan or prehispanic wedding we don’t need a signed contract, as this is a spiritual union.

We will let the elements of nature, Mother Earth and the Heart of the Sky (the Creator) know about your commitment, through different rituals and offerings we will do together.

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The ceremonies

Pick your ceremony

You can choose between a Mayan Traditional Ceremony, where our officiants wear white clothes, or a Prehispanic Mayan Ceremony, full of feathers and colours.

A Mayan guide dressed in white leading a traditional ceremony for a couple, with their guests around them

Mayan traditional ceremony

Our officiants wear white clothes. A ritual of union with the four elements, a prayer in the Mayan language and sacred offerings.

Discover the traditional ceremony

A bride and groom exchanging rings in front of prehispanic dancers with colourful feather headdresses

Prehispanic Mayan ceremony

Full of feathers and colours, and it can include prehispanic dances, like our 13 elements ceremony.

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A couple dressed in white facing an officiant in white on the beach, with a colourful offering on the sand

Spiritual ceremony

A spiritual wedding or a Mayan wedding are really similar in the structure of the ceremony.

Discover the spiritual ceremony

The only difference is the opportunity to listen to the Mayan language, when a native Maya leads the ceremony. We always have translation available: English, Spanish, Italian, German and French. For every couple we also celebrate LGBT weddings.

A prehispanic musician with a painted face and a feather headdress playing a flute — A prehispanic musician.

Your ceremony

Unite your souls

Unite your souls with a spiritual wedding ceremony that will introduce your bond to the seven universal corners, through Mayan and prehispanic ancestral culture and tradition.

You can choose a Mayan Ah Men or X Man (in the Mayan language, “the one who knows”, known by the word shaman) or a spiritual officiant to lead the ceremony, of Mexican, Maya or international origin. Meet our officiants

Add musicians and sahumadoras

Add to your ceremony prehispanic musicians and sahumadoras, ladies with sacred incense who bless the energetic field around your body.

A sahumadora with a colourful feather headdress blowing the smoke of the sacred incense — A sahumadora, with sacred incense.

Two prehispanic musicians with painted faces and feather headdresses — Prehispanic musicians, with colours.

Try something incredible

A platform in the middle of a sacred cenote

Get married on a platform in the middle of a sacred cenote.
Get to your wedding location on a Mayan canoe, or let your celebrants come to the location on a canoe.

Your ceremony, your way

Our purpose is to get you to connect with your soul and have an approach to a Mexican spiritual experience, unforgettable and comfortable. Therefore, many details can be modified and customized according to your request.

Processional

Exchanging rings

Vows

Songs

Readings

Bride and groom lying on a wooden platform over the turquoise water of a cenote — Bride and groom at a cenote with a platform.

Family

Your children, part of the ceremony

We can include your children in the ceremony, no matter how old they are.

We also celebrate anniversaries and the Hetzmek, the Mayan presentation of a child.

Family ceremonies

A wedding ceremony on the beach with the whole Mayan prehispanic team, the guests and an offering of flowers on the sand — A wedding ceremony with all the team, on the beach.

Where

Cenotes, caves and the sea

A Mayan ceremony on a platform in a cenote, lit by a beam of sunlight — Cenote with a platform, Playa del Carmen

Guests dressed in white at a ceremony beside the green water of a cenote, under the roots of the trees — Wedding at a cenote, Tulum · see more

A Mayan wedding on a platform over the water inside a cave — Mayan wedding on a platform in a cave · see more

A bride walking down the aisle on the beach between the guests, toward the altar — Prehispanic wedding on the beach, Playa del Carmen

A couple kissing in the jungle while red flower petals fall over them — Petal blessing ceremony

A couple with flower garlands before a Mayan guide in white beside the altar, in the jungle — Traditional Mayan ceremony in a cenote, Tulum

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Reviews

What couples say

Awesome all around. Sara, my coordinator, was amazing. She was always super helpful and quick to respond to any inquiries or requests we had. She was highly professional and the ceremony was perfect. Would definitely recommend Spirituality Riviera Maya.

Patricia

We had a prehispanic wedding ceremony on our wedding day. We loved the ceremony itself, that speaks a lot through symbols and has a strong connection to nature. The ceremony was held in the Mayan language and simultaneously explained in English. They wore the colorful traditional Mayan clothing and we loved it.

David

We could not be happier for all the support, professionalism and help from Spirituality. One of the best experiences of our life, we would not trade it for anything. Everything was much better than we thought. Thank you!

Brisa

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