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Throughout history, themed weddings have been celebrated in various ways worldwide, with details that reflect the diversity of cultures and the richness of traditions. Every society has contributed its own customs and rituals, infusing each special occasion with a distinct and remarkable character.

Day of the Dead in Mexico is a deeply rooted celebration within the country’s culture and identity. In this colorful tradition, observed on November 1st and 2nd, we honor and remember our dearly departed loved ones. During these days, Mexicans create altars adorned with offerings of food, beverages, and personal items of the deceased, crafting a beautiful tribute that includes the famous sugar skulls and colorful skeletons known as Catrinas. Alongside the altars, streets come alive with parades, music, and dancing, while cemeteries are aglow with candles and cempasúchil flowers.

In Mexico, the celebration of Independence Day is a grand event filled with colors, flavors, traditions, and rich history. It is always an honor to share a piece of this festivity with locals and foreigners alike, so Velas Resorts has already started preparing for the weekend of September 16th. So, let’s glimpse the experiences you can enjoy if you visit some of the destinations where the resorts are located. Shall we begin the journey?

Every Sunday, Velas Vallarta celebrates Mexico with a grand fiesta held in the Convention Center, complete with traditional dishes, music an...

Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Mexico now celebrates love with an ocean ritual enriched with the culture of the native Mexicans: The Huichols.

Guests of Grand Velas Riviera Maya discover Mexico’s roots during a Pre-HiSpanic night with a musical and authentic Maya cuisine.