Costa Rica destination wedding cost (1)
What a Costa Rica resort wedding costs, from published package prices only.
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Starting prices range from $1,099 to $1,099 (median $1,099) across 1 resorts. Guest rooms, taxes and service charges are usually extra; free-wedding packages require booked room nights.
Fewer than 5 complete profiles here so far, so this page is hidden from search engines until more resorts are verified.
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Planet Hollywood Costa Rica by Royalton
#1 in Costa Rica destination wedding cost · ranked by public dataMax guests: Not published Packages from: $1,099 Per guest: $110 Settings: gazebo, beach, rooftop, terrace Courtesy block: Not publishedAll-inclusiveFree wedding package
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Fees beyond the package
| Resort | From | Venue fee | Day pass (non-staying guests) | Outside vendor fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planet Hollywood Costa Rica by Royalton | $1,099 | Not published | Not published | Not published |
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Costa Rica wedding resorts: FAQ
How many Costa Rica wedding resorts are compared here?
1 resort, of which 1 has a complete profile (8+ wedding facts verified on the resort's own site). The rest are listed with what they publish so far.
Which Costa Rica resorts publish wedding package prices?
1 of 1: Planet Hollywood Costa Rica by Royalton. Each price links to the resort page it came from.
What is the lowest published wedding package price?
$1,099 at Planet Hollywood Costa Rica by Royalton (as published, checked Oct 27, 2026; taxes, fees and minimum stays may apply).
Which resorts offer a free wedding package?
1: Planet Hollywood Costa Rica by Royalton. Free packages usually require a minimum number of booked room nights, quoted on each profile.
Can resorts pay to rank higher?
No. Order comes only from public data: verified facts from each resort's own site, ordered by a published method. Unknown facts are never counted as a pass or a fail.