Tulum sits along the same stretch of Caribbean coast where our founders began livestreaming weddings back in 2010, and its beach clubs, cenote ceremonies, and eco-conscious hotels remain some of the most distinctive wedding settings in Mexico.
Why remote attendance matters here
Tulum weddings draw guests from well beyond Mexico, often for a genuinely remote, low-infrastructure setting that's part of the appeal — and part of why some family members simply can't make the trip. A private livestream lets them watch the ceremony as it happens, wherever they are.
A discreet livestream setup at a Tulum wedding
How it works in Tulum
We plan around Tulum's specific mix of venues — beachfront palapas, jungle cenotes, and boutique eco-hotels — many of which run on limited power infrastructure and rely on cellular rather than wired internet. We assess each property's connectivity and power situation in advance rather than assuming a standard hotel setup will apply.
Travel & local coverage
Tulum is outside our current base areas. Travel, accommodation and local transportation are charged at cost when applicable, once we know your date and venue.
Working with your venue or planner
We coordinate with Tulum's boutique hotels, wedding planners, and venue teams, who are typically experienced with the region's connectivity quirks and can help confirm access and timing in advance.
Packages
Three starting points, shaped around your ceremony, your day, and how many people are watching from somewhere else.
Essential
USD 1,650 + VAT
Ceremony coverage, up to 3 hours on site
2 cameras with live switching
Professional audio from the venue sound system
Private viewing link + 30-day replay
Four-connection bonded internet, tested before your wedding
4K program + individual camera (ISO) recordings on a hard drive, delivered at the end of the evening
Hybrid screen setup for Essential or PremiumUSD 650
Extra screenUSD 250 each
LED wallquoted on request
Starlink satellite connection for rural venuesUSD 150
Travel outside Mexico City, Querétaro and San Miguel de Allendeat cost
Gift a streamgift certificate for any package
Tulum FAQ
Yes — we assess connectivity and power at the specific venue in advance, since jungle and cenote settings often depend on cellular signal and generator power rather than standard hotel infrastructure.
It varies significantly by property, which is exactly why we do a technical assessment of your specific venue rather than assuming what worked at a different hotel will apply here.
Tulum sits on the same Caribbean coast where our founders began livestreaming weddings in Cancún and the Riviera Maya in 2010, though our current base areas are Mexico City, Querétaro, and San Miguel de Allende.
Check your date in Tulum
Tell us about your wedding and we'll confirm availability.