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How Much Does a Sayulita Wedding Cost? An Honest Breakdown from a Wedding Planner
As a wedding planner, one question comes up more than any other: how much does a wedding cost? Sometimes it is the only question in the first email. And I understand completely. Planning one of the most important days of your life requires financial clarity. The short answer: a Sayulita wedding is more affordable than you would expect. The long answer: your total depends entirely on your choices, and those choices are yours to make. After twenty years of planning weddings h
Karen Ruezga
2 days ago4 min read


What to Expect When You Get Married at Amor Boutique Hotel in Sayulita
After planning hundreds of weddings at Amor Boutique Hotel, Karen Ruezga walks couples through what actually happens when you choose this venue — how the property holds a wedding from arrival to last night, where ceremonies tend to land, what the rooms feel like at the end of a long day, and the small details guests remember a year later. Less brochure, more first conversation.
Karen Ruezga
May 235 min read


The Best Time of Year to Get Married in Sayulita: A Wedding Planner's Honest Guide
Most couples ask when before they ask anything else. After two decades planning weddings in Sayulita, Karen Ruezga walks through each season the way she'd walk through it in a first conversation — what November light actually looks like, why May is quietly her favorite month, what green season really feels like on the ground, and the holiday weeks the venue doesn't book at all. An honest guide for couples who want the date to match the wedding they're picturing.
Karen Ruezga
May 234 min read


Why Sayulita Weddings Feel Different — And It's Not the Beach
Every couple I've worked with here says the same thing the morning after. I've been watching that happen for years — and I think I finally understand why. People come to Sayulita for the beach. They stay for something they can't quite name. I've been watching that happen for years. And I think I finally understand why. It's not the venue. It's not the flowers or the light or the fact that the Pacific is right there. Those things are real, and they matter. But they're not wha
Karen Ruezga
May 234 min read
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