A Tulum wedding runs on a different aesthetic than the Cabo or Marrakech alternatives. The setting is jungle, palapa, cenote, and beach club. The palette is bone linen and rope and green. The ceremony is barefoot on a raked sand aisle or under a palapa strung with market lights, not on a resort lawn.

The homes in this collection deliver that setting privately. Casa Arka at eighteen sleeps and Casa Don Rey at twenty six sleeps are the buyouts for the full wedding party with a jungle lot and pool terrace large enough to host the ceremony and reception on site. Casa Shalva at sixteen is the tighter buyout for the intimate wedding. El Gaston is the option when the wedding wants a shared indoor outdoor kitchen and dining flow. Each home has hosted private events and each accepts a full planner take over.

The concierge builds the trip around a real Tulum arc. Cancun airport transfer coordinated across the guest list, a welcome dinner at the villa with a chef doing coastal Yucatecan, a cenote day for guests on Friday, the ceremony and reception at the villa on Saturday, and a beach club brunch at Papaya Playa or Nomade on Sunday. The planner and the venue are the same physical space, which cuts the day of coordination from ten vendors to three.