We offer gay wedding packages to fit all your wedding needs. We have packages, for elopements, vow renewals, and everything in between. In this week’s Friday Five, we share 5 of our favorites with you.
5. Elopement on a cruise shore excursion.
Jeff & Jeff chose for their gay wedding package our cruise excursion elopement. They arrived in the morning, took a limo to a beautiful deserted beach where they met us for their ceremony, stopping at the government office to get their marriage license along the way. They returned to their ship in time for a celebratory afternoon and dinner with their cruising friends.
4. Barefoot on the Beach package
Shanti & Diane chose our Barefoot on the Beach package, perfect for 15-30 guests. Their beautiful wedding ceremony was in the shadow of The Ruins of Puerto Hermina, and they celebrated at a nearby restaurant afterward with their loved ones.
3. Old San Juan safari elopement
Jen & Donelle chose our Old San Juan safari elopement as their gay wedding package. They were married on a rooftop in stunning Old San Juan, with photos in and around the streets of the 400-year-old city. They departed Old San Juan the very next day for a celebratory cruise, and honeymoon!
2. Vow Renewal
Ed & Denny were married twenty years ago, and chose as their gay wedding package a very special vow renewal…..underwater while scuba diving! We had a blast with their adventure vow renewal, with the guys even sporting bow ties and blue garter belts with their dive gear, for a bit of wedding bling.
1. Elopement Package
Greg & Omar chose our classic elopement package featuring officiant and photographer. They chose to include a number of additional services, including flowers and video, which allowed them to share their special day with loved ones when they returned home.
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