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Itinerary Andean Wedding in the Huaypo Lagoon

We will begin this unforgettable experience on the way to the magical Huaypo Lagoon, where you will be able to experience a celebration of union full of spirituality and connection with Pachamama (Mother Earth) and the Apus (protective spirits of the mountains) in harmony with nature and the Andes, while living a significant and special moment.

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How long does the ceremony last?

The ceremony generally lasts several hours, depending on the planned rituals and activities.

What kind of ceremony is performed?

The ceremony is a spiritual celebration that honors the Pachamama and the Apus, focusing on the connection with nature and Andean culture.

Are guests allowed to participate?

Yes! The ceremony is designed for the bride and groom and their guests. Contact us for more details.

Can couples from different cultures participate?

Yes, the ceremony is open to couples from different cultures, and the shaman can adapt the rituals according to the beliefs of the bride and groom.

Is it necessary to book in advance?

Yes, it is advisable to book in advance to ensure availability and to personalize the experience according to your wishes.

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Grupal tour (General) Private tour

Experience a unique celebration in the magical Huaypo Lagoon with this Andean wedding tour. Connect with Pachamama and the Apus in a spiritual and natural environment. The tour includes transportation for the bride and groom, a shaman, a decorated altar, toasts and a delicious picnic. Enjoy herbal teas, wine and an unforgettable moment in harmony with the Andes.

Transport for the bride and groom
Shaman, altar with arch of flowers, toast and lunch, picnic with blankets and cushions, hot drinks (only herbal teas) and cold drinks (wine, water and beer).