Tahiti Tourisme North America is pleased to introduce you the FREE Wedding Ceremony Packages by Pearl Resorts & Spa

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Do you want to add magic to your engagement? Or perhaps renew your wedding vows? Pearl Resorts & Spa, managed by one of Tahiti ’s leading luxury resort companies, is pleased to offer a unique option to guests seeking to celebrate their nuptials in paradise.  For couples who spend a minimum of eight nights with the participating resorts, a complimentary Polynesian wedding is arranged on their behalf  on a white sand beach with traditional flowers, musicians and Polynesian customs. And the best part about these ceremonies at the Pearl Resorts and Spa—they’re free of charge!         To qualify for the complimentary ceremony, guests must spend a minimum of four nights at either Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa or Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa, both potential sites for the wedding ceremony.  Following these nights, guests must also spend a minimum of four nights at Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort or Manihi Pearl Beach Resort in the spectacular Tuamotu Atolls.  This offer, applicable for one wedding only, represents a significant savings of $1,000 on an unforgettable wedding experience.         The offer is valid beginning November 1, 2006 through December 22, 2007, with the exception of the black-out period between July 1, 2007 and October 31, 2007.  Offer is subject to availability and cannot be combined with other promotional offers.  Ceremonies are strictly symbolic and not legally binding in North America , unless the 30-day waiting period is observed in advance.           Moorea Pearl Resorts & Spa Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa

Moorea Pearl Resorts & Spa

The Pa’I Miti wedding ceremony includes a 15-minute romantic beachside service. In their bungalow, where the décor has been dressed with flowers and fresh fruit, the couple is prepared in traditional white pareos with floral necklaces. They are escorted to the beach for a Polynesian ceremony, presentation of marriage certificate (not legal) and toasting with wedding cocktails amidst a performance by a musical trio. A Polynesian canoe then transports the married couple back to their bungalow, where a bottle of Champagne awaits them. They are also presented with an album of 10 photographs from the ceremony.       Back to top

Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa

The wedding ceremony takes place in the private chapel, decorated with fresh flowers.  The wedding coordinator prepares the couple with traditional white pareos and floral crowns, before escorting them to the chapel and blessing their union. During the one-hour ceremony, each couple is given a unique Tahitian name, which is inscribed on the wedding certificate (not legal) given to the couple. At the ceremony’s completion, the couple is wrapped in a traditional Polynesian wedding quilt, known as the Tifaifai, and toasted with Champagne as they are unwrapped. A photograph album of 24 photos is given to the couple.   Back to top

About Pearl Resorts & Spa and Le Taha’a Private Island & Spa
South Pacific Management, one of Tahiti ’s leading luxury resort management companies, owns and operates two brands: Pearl Resorts & Spa and Le Taha’a Private Island & Spa.  While Le Taha’a is the most exclusive, luxurious hideaway in French Polynesia, and French Polynesia’s sole Relais & Chateaux property, Pearl Resorts & Spa represents a group of intimate luxury resorts located on the exotic outer islands of Tahiti, including Bora Bora, Moorea, Raiatea, Manihi, Tikehau and the Marquesas (Nuku Hiva and Hiva Oa).  Referred to as “ Tahiti ’s Hidden Paradise,” Pearl Resorts & Spa offers luxury accommodations in a natural island setting.  Each individual resort is designed to highlight its island's unique surroundings combined with the culture native to French Polynesia .  Exclusivity, privacy and exceptional service are ensured at each of the resorts, which range in size from 14 to 95 rooms, with luxurious overwater bungalows at Bora Bora, Manihi, Moorea, Raiatea , and Tikehau. For further information, please visit www.pearlresorts.com, www.letahaa.com and www.maneaspa.com