Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraiso has a wedding gazebo and several venues for big affairs. Naturally, the beach remains the favored place for ceremonies.
Receptions may take place at on-site restaurants or other venues, depending upon your party’s size. La Brisa’s beachfront ballroom is popular as guests are steps from sea and sand and the view is as romantic as the ceremony.
There are a few wedding packages in place, which can be customized depending upon your party’s size, scale, and any additional wedding bells and whistles. The Grand’s on-site wedding planner handles the details. She can walk you through the wedding and party process, from start to finish, be it a religious blessing (not legal), a civil service (legal), or a vow renewal.
The Grand Paradise civil ceremony package includes registration fees, services of a judge, marriage license, music, pressing of the wedding dress, wedding arch and decor for the venue, bouquet for the bride and flowers for the head table, dinner at one of the restaurants, a bottle of red Chateau Domecq upon your hotel arrival, one romantic dinner, during your stay and late check out, among other perks.
The big difference between the civil and religious wedding packages is the legalities involved in civil, which requires a blood test on-site and four witnesses willing to arrive four business days in advance. If you are without witnesses, Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraiso will provide four locals who can stand up for you.
