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Dreams Sapphire, Puerto Morelos

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Indian weddings atDreams Sapphire

Puerto Morelos, Mexico

Indian Destination Weddings at Dreams Sapphire

A family resort on the beach at Puerto Morelos, just 15 minutes from Cancún airport, with Hyatt’s Dulha & Dulhan South Asian collection, a coordinator certified in South Asian weddings, and settings from the beach and gazebo to a rooftop above the sea.

Where
Puerto Morelos, on the beach between Cancún and Playa del Carmen
Getting there
About 15 minutes from Cancún airport (CUN)
Best for
Family weddings with grandparents and kids, close to the airport
Guests
All ages, with family suites, swim-out suites and two-storey villas
South Asian collection
Dulha & Dulhan, Hyatt’s South Asian wedding collection
Indian food
Reception buffet by a chef who specialises in Indian cuisine
A couple on a swim-out terrace above the sea at Dreams Sapphire

The Resort

Everything your guests will love

A family walking along the beach at sunset at Dreams Sapphire

Suites and villas

Beachfront swim-out suites, connecting family suites, and the Club & Villas section with ten two-storey villas and an adults-only rooftop pool.

Over a dozen restaurants and bars

Five à la carte restaurants including French at Bordeaux, a buffet, a grill and a café, all included.

Beach and pools

A long beach for kayaking and snorkelling, three pools, and a rooftop infinity pool with a swim-up bar in Club & Villas.

Dreams Spa

A hydrotherapy circuit, massage cabins by the sea and a full salon for the bridal party.

Kids and teens

A water park with three slides, the Explorer’s Club for ages 3 to 12, and the Core Zone for teens.

Golf nearby

Gran Coyote and El Camaleón Mayakoba golf courses close by, for a morning off between events.

From Dreams Sapphire's own website.

The Spaces

Where your events could happen

A floral mandap and aisle set for a Sikh or Hindu ceremony with sea views
The wedding gazebo on the beach
A ceremony set on the Club & Villas rooftop above the sea
The ballroom set for a reception
The open-air chapel under a palapa roof
The rooftop infinity pool looking out to sea
The water park slides
Candlelit palapas over the water at Paramour
A massage cabin by the sea
The rooftop sky bar and pool
Lemongrass, one of the resort’s à la carte restaurants

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Photos: Hyatt Inclusive Collection. All photos on this page are the resort's own unless credited to a photographer.

Family and guests at a Hindu ceremony on the beach, from Hyatt’s South Asian wedding collection

Dulha & Dulhan brings the welcome party, the sangeet and mehndi, the baraat, the ceremony and the reception together. How it fits your family depends on your guest list, so we walk you through it on the call.

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How We Help

We plan your wedding at Dreams Sapphire, start to finish

We work with the resort's wedding team on every detail and get it confirmed in writing, so you can enjoy the planning. Our guide to Indian destination weddings walks through the whole journey.

  • The right beach, gazebo, rooftop or ballroom for each of your events.
  • A baraat to remember, with the dhol leading the way.
  • Menus your family will love: vegetarian, Jain, halal or no-onion-no-garlic.
  • How the Dulha & Dulhan collection fits your guest list, and the best value on rooms.
  • Bringing your own officiant, mehndi artist or photographer.

Real Weddings Here

Photographers who know Dreams Sapphire

They have shot South Asian weddings at this resort, and we are happy to introduce you. Photos and film shown with credit to each.

The groom lifted high by his friends at Rupal and Matthew’s baraat at Dreams Sapphire, by Mike Dumonceau
Yatri and Shrey at their haldi at Dreams Sapphire, by Mike Dumonceau
Yatri and Shrey in the gardens at Dreams Sapphire, by Mike Dumonceau

Mike Dumonceau

Destination wedding photographer who has shot South Asian weddings at this resort. Shown: Rupal and Matthew’s baraat and Yatri and Shrey’s haldi here.

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Questions Couples Ask

Indian weddings at Dreams Sapphire, answered

Can we have an Indian wedding at Dreams Sapphire?

Yes. Dreams Sapphire sells Dulha & Dulhan, Hyatt’s South Asian wedding collection, with a coordinator certified in South Asian weddings. We plan Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and fusion weddings here.

Is the baraat part of the collection?

Yes. Your coordinator organises and directs the processional, and the resort arranges the groom’s entrance, on a horse or otherwise.

Is there a mandap?

Yes. The ceremony in the collection includes an elegant mandap with a colourful backdrop and drapery.

Is there Indian food at Dreams Sapphire?

Yes. The reception buffet is prepared by a chef who specialises in Indian cuisine, with five vegetarian and three non-vegetarian dishes.

How far is it from the airport?

About 15 minutes from Cancún airport, one of the closest resorts to it.

Is Dreams Sapphire good for families?

Yes. It welcomes all ages, with a water park, the Explorer’s Club for kids, a teens club and family suites.

A family running along the beach at sunset at Dreams Sapphire

Free to Plan

Is Dreams Sapphire right for your wedding?

Planning is free, and it stays free. We are paid by the resort on your guests' room block, which is why we can afford to tell you when a venue is wrong for you.

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