Want To Pop The Question And Say, 'I Do' In One Trip? Time To Head To Los Cabos
At Las Ventanas al Paraíso, a Rosewood Resort, the “Propose and Elope” package provides an explosion of romance.
Chances are, if you had a destination wedding or proposal planned for 2020, it didn't go as planned. That's an unfortunate reality that many romantic travelers faced over the last year, and they've either had to alter their plans and pop the question close to home, or they were able to reschedule and safely travel after all, albeit with a much smaller party. But if your plans are still in lovelorn limbo, there's a resort in Los Cabos that can save you time without skimping on the luxury and romance.
Las Ventanas al Paraíso, a Rosewood Resort, has debuted a "Propose and Elope" experience that builds on the romance of "Escape and Elope" by covering all the bases from "Will you" to "I do." It's an especially ideal concept for parties of two that want to keep the Big Day a two-person affair, as the resort's Department of Romance will unleash a festival of pampering unlike anything you've ever experienced.
The excitement begins with a picnic on the beach, complete with champagne, setting the stage for the kind of proposal you'll be thrilled to share from your Facebook memories year after year. With the bottle popped and toes in the sand, the couple will watch as an airplane will fly overheard and a paratrooper will make the jump, holding a flag that reads, "Will you marry me?" Upon his landing, he will deliver the ring, and all you'll have to do is remind your partner that you're asking the question, not the messenger.
After several days of celebration and pampering at this resort that is already well-known for romantic luxury, the Department of Romance will help set up and oversee an intimate elopement that is catered to the couple's every desire, up to and including flowers and photography.
And all the while, the staff at Las Ventanas al Paraíso will be following the property's Covid-19 health and safety protocol, which was introduced and implemented when the resort reopened last June. Be sure to be aware of the resort's policies and all travel alerts before booking and traveling, and wear masks when required.