Exensive, in the Mexican resort where Justin Theroux, ex -husband of Jennifer Aniston got married

JUstin Theroux and Nicole Brydon Bloom They chose Mexico to get married, in an ultra romantic ceremony that came after an equally romantic marriage proposal, at the Venice Film Festival. The actor of Tim Burton’s movie Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and the actress of the TV series The Gilded Age They gave themselves for their special day a long weekend of celebrations, which ended on Saturday 15 March with A ceremony on a beautiful beach.

She, elegant and delicate in A dress designed by her friend Victoria Beckham With four hundred handmade flowers, he shone next to his new husband, on one of the few occasions when the couple granted himself to the looks of the photographers and fans, whom he has always tried to avoid after the media exposure he had during His marriage to Jennifer Aniston.

The location of the wedding: the hotel exists

For the celebrations, the couple chose a luxurious Mexican hotel by the sea, the exemption, one of the only three structures in the country to have conquered the highest hotel recognition of the Michelin, the three keys.

It is a majestic hold in the greenery, Surrounded by palms and wild animals, which is located halfway between Tulum and Playa del Carmen. Originally built as Private refuge of an Italian Duchess on the most beautiful beach of the Riviera MayaHe later became a reserved hotel, which houses 47 suite and four villas in which the maximum privacy and all kinds of luxury comfort, from private pools to fitness areas for exclusive use, from panoramic terraces to hanging gardens with a view of the suggestive panoramas of the Caribbean is ensured.

In a three -day celebration, the married couple was able to live all the areas of the hotel together with their guests, between Banquets, concerts of the Mariachi band, disco parties and a speakeasy -style afterparty. In the restaurants of the hotel (including one by the pool, the Taiyo, specialized in a reinterpretation of sushi in a Mexican key and one with a spectacular view of the sea and menu based on fresh fish), the ingredients are of local origin, purchased by farmers and craftsmen of Quintana Roo, or as far from the places of Mexico known for their specialties: the amount of Oaxaca, the fruit of the Yucatán and the wines of the baja.

The hotel also hosts one beautiful spa with wellness centerhosted under the traditional Palapa straw roofs and designed to echo the principles of Mayan Sacred Geometry, with organic treatments based on herbs, plants, oils, spices and local honey.

In addition, the structure provides its guests with a series of unforgettable experiences of discovering the territory, such as a tour of the Yucatan exploration aboard a helicopter or the possibility of living the lagoon hidden less than five minutes on foot from the hotel beach, where to make snorkeling, kayak or paddleboard. Or, to give an extra touch of spirituality to the stay (and in fact, after three days of celebrations, a little spirituality is necessary) there is also The Themezcala symbolic ritual led by a personal shamanto receive benefits for the body, the mind and the spirit, through a hot vapor bath created by pouring an infusion of healing herbs on hot stones.