Celebrate your big day in an unforgettable setting! Travel to Cusco and experience a unique Andean wedding ceremony that will create lasting memories.
Andean Marriage in the Andes of Peru, celebrate your wedding in the traditional Inca style, revaluing the deep traditions of the Pongobamba community of the Huayna’s de Pumapata Chinchero association, Cusco, Peru, South America. When exploring Peru, we visit Machu Picchu, the Rainbow Mountain, the Inca Trail, or other tourist circuits, and why not give A SURPRISE ANDEAN MARRIAGE TO YOUR BELOVED, YOUR SOUL TEAM?
An Inca priest celebrates marriage with the union to mother nature. Today, we marry or remarry symbolically with the welcome to the celebrations of LOVE. Return to your country of origin, married in the lands of the Incas, on your next vacation to Machu Picchu.
The Inca Marriage Ceremony is a fascinating and unique tradition passed down through generations of indigenous people in South America. This ancient ceremony celebrates love and commitment and is significant in the Inca culture. Learn more about the history and meaning behind this beautiful tradition.
Plan your perfect Andean Wedding Ceremony Cusco in Peru! Learn more about the traditional customs and celebrations related to a timeless Andean wedding celebration.
🙂
We consecrated your marriage to Mother Earth in a special ceremony conducted by an Andean priest and associates from the Huaynas de Pumapata of Pongobamba Chinchero.
The Andean wedding is a living cultural manifestation of Pongobamba Chinchero. The Cusco Andean wedding begins with a ritual use of incense and flower essences to spiritually cleanse the couple, symbolizing the beginning of a new life.
Then, we begin with the offering to Mother Nature as a sign of gratitude for her daily blessings, including the joy of reuniting the beloved couple.
In the Andean wedding of Pongobamba Chinchero, several elements make up the offering, such as seeds, sweets, flowers, colored wool, and other representative aspects of the Andean world. Also, as offerings, we use the Chicha drink (Chicha is the elaboration and fermentation of corn from the Sacred Valley, the elixir drink of the Incas).
An Andean priest performs prayers and petitions to the tutelary spirits of the Andes in honor of the couple celebrating their union. Couples actively participate in the ceremony; if close relatives are present, they pray for the couple’s welfare and their offspring. If relatives and godparents are absent, the community will be your relatives and godparents at the Andean wedding.
Travel time from Cusco to Pongobamba Chinchero: 01 hour
PACHAMANCA – Pachamanca, a typical Peruvian dish
At 11:30, the Pachamanca activities begin; Pachamanca cooking takes about 02 hours.
The workers of Huaynas de Pumapata Chinchero in Pongobamba at 11:30 have already heated the stones with fire to start the rite of cooking inside the earth with the hot stones. They start by putting the different meats, legumes, grains, etc. They cover it with blankets and soil at the end so that the heat does not escape to cook the Pachamanca to celebrate the Andean wedding. After 02 hours, the Pachamanca will be ready and cooked “at 13:30” we begin to dig carefully and take out the Pachamanca to serve in the communal hall.
Farewell to the beat of the music of Pongobamba Chinchero.
Cusco is the perfect destination for an adventure-filled Inca Wedding Ceremony with traditional rituals and beauty. Join us for an extraordinary celebration!
Cusco is the perfect destination for an adventure-filled Andean wedding ceremony with traditional rituals and beauty. Join us for an extraordinary celebration!
COST PER PERSON [USD] 2023 | Andean Wedding in private service.
* Kondor Path Tours operates Cusco Wedding Experience
Come and experience the beauty of a Cusco Ancient Inca Wedding firsthand! Discover interesting customs and learn more about arranging your perfect day.
1st. STEP
Explore the spectacular beauty of a Cusco Ancient Inca Wedding. Our guide dives deep into the cultural roots behind this unique occasion, including its original rites and customs.