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Puerto Vallarta a Popular Destination for Gay Weddings

November 5, 2014

If you're dreaming of marrying your one true love in romantic Puerto Vallarta, you have several options. You can either start looking for a gay-friendly venue, or call an independent, gay-friendly wedding planner.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - If you're dreaming of marrying your life partner with your toes in the sand and spending your honeymoon basking on a tropical beach, you should know that Puerto Vallarta, Mexico is LGBT friendly! As one of the world's top Gay and Lesbian friendly beach destinations, hundreds of couples flock to PV for romantic same-sex weddings.

Puerto Vallarta has enjoyed an international reputation for being a gay-friendly community since 1963. This was the year John Huston had settled in Mismaloya to film The Night of the Iguana. Not only did the blockbuster's director and big-name stars (Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor) put this quaint fishing village on the map, but its crew members had a lasting effect on the village by the bay. Many stayed long after the filming was completed, turning the area into a hot spot for gay residents and tourists.

Today, there are gay-friendly beaches, hotels, businesses, restaurants, night clubs, boutique shops and even a section of town, Zona Romantica, that attract gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender visitors each year. However, for those couples who wish to marry in the Vallarta area, it is recommended that you research all available venues before making a final decision.


If you're dreaming of marrying your true love in romantic Puerto Vallarta, you have several options. You can either start inquiring around town in search of a gay-friendly venue or call an independent, gay-friendly, Puerto Vallarta based wedding planner to steer you in the right direction.

A wedding planner can be an amazing resource for those who are looking for an unforgettable occasion to celebrate their lifelong commitment. Not only do wedding planners have the time to focus on you, but they have the resources to create an affordable dream wedding that represents your style and sentiments.

From music to photography and from decorations to menu tastings, wedding planners can make your dreams come true with a flick of their wands (or smart phones). You can think of them as your "wedding fairy godmothers," connecting you with the best florists, photographers, chefs, officiates and DJs in town.

Do you want a beachside destination wedding complete with Vallarta's famous sunset? Have you always dreamt of a Mariachis sweeping in for a traditional style Mexican wedding? Independent wedding planners are not limited to one style or location as they have the pick of Vallarta with multiple beach and jungle locations, boats, restaurants and private villas lined up for your "I do's." Weddings on the beach are what Puerto Vallarta is all about. Gay Beach Weddings are a specialty of Puerto Vallarta.

Whatever you wish, your wedding planner can make it come true in one of the most romantic beach destinations. Offering affordable packages for any budget, Vallarta Vows owner, Robin Manoogian, specializes in LGBT Gay and Lesbian wedding and commitment ceremonies. Contact her at (646) 216-8516 from the US, (322) 222-0485 in Mexico, or at vallartavows(at)gmail.com today to start planning your special day!

Note: Same-sex marriage is not currently legal in Puerto Vallarta. At this time, Mexico City and the northwestern State of Coahuila are the only places in the Republic where same-sex marriage ceremonies are legal.