Andean Inca Marriage 6 Days - Shared

The Andean Inca marriage ceremony offers couples a truly immersive cultural experience spanning six transformative days. Rooted in ancient Andean traditions, this intimate ritual invites participants to embark on a shared spiritual journey, engaging in rituals guided by shamans and Andean priests. From coca leaf readings to flower baths, each component of the ceremony emphasizes the eternal commitment between partners, honoring ancient customs in a mystical setting. Though discreet, this experience promises to ignite a deep connection between the couple and their surroundings.

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Key Points

The Andean Inca marriage is a 6-day spiritual journey celebrating eternal commitment, priced at $2,340 per person with guided tours.
The ceremony represents a sacred pact with Pachamama, Tayta Inti, and the Apus, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the unbreakable bond.
The ceremony involves rituals such as coca leaf reading, offerings to Pachamama, and cleansing rituals, guided by shamans and Andean priests.
The wedding experience is mystical and discreet, with no official documents signed and a focus on the sacred spiritual pact.
The preparation involves a transformative journey of physical, psychological, and spiritual cleansing, including Ayahuasca and Wachuma rituals.

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Overview of Andean Inca Marriage

The Andean Inca marriage experience is a 6-day spiritual journey that celebrates the eternal commitment between a couple.

Priced from $2,340 per person, the tour is led by live guides in Spanish and English. Groups are limited to 15 participants, ensuring an intimate experience.

Travelers can enjoy the flexibility of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the convenience of a reserve now, pay later option.

This mystical and discreet wedding experience emphasizes the sacred connection between the couple, Pachamama, and the divine, without any official documents signed.

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Spiritual Significance and Commitment

Andean marriage is a sacred spiritual pact with Pachamama (Mother Earth), Tayta Inti (Father God Sun), and the Apus (great spirit protector). It represents eternal commitment and pure love, unbreakable by word or agreement. Infidelity, fornication, and adultery violate moral values; breaking the promise incurs punishment from Pachamama and energetic Gods.

| Spiritual Aspect | Significance | Consequence |

|——————|————–|————-|

| Pachamama | Mother Earth | Punishment |

| Tayta Inti | Father God Sun| Punishment |

| Apus | Spirit Protector | Punishment |

| Sacred Pact | Eternal Commitment | Breaking Promise |

Ceremony Components and Rituals

Involving coca leaf reading, offering to Pachamama, cleansing of negative energies, flower bath, and other ancient rituals, the Andean marriage ceremony components and rituals are designed to prepare couples physically, psychologically, and spiritually.

With the guidance of shamans and Andean priests, couples undergo experiences with Ayahuasca and Wachuma, as well as various Andean ceremonies. This ensures they’re ready to embark on their lifelong journey together.

Andean godparents also serve as lifelong counselors, supporting the couple throughout their marriage. The ceremonies are conducted with total discretion, emphasizing the sacred union of the couple.

Mystical and Discreet Wedding Experience

The Andean Inca marriage ceremony is conducted with total discretion among the bride, groom, Andean priest or shaman, musicians, sponsors, and workers.

There are no official documents signed, as the emphasis is on uniting the couple for life through sacred master plant wisdom.

Couples can choose to wear traditional Inca wedding outfits or dress as they wish.

The ceremony itself is kept private, with only the essential participants present.

This mystical and discreet approach reflects the sacred spiritual pact being made with Pachamama, Tayta Inti, and the Apus, without the need for public displays or legal formalities.

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Additional Features and Activities

Along With the sacred marriage ceremony, the Andean Inca marriage experience includes tours to different Inca ruins.

Couples are provided with wedding rings and traditional Inca wedding outfits, allowing them to fully enjoy the cultural traditions.

Throughout the preparation process, couples have the opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking nature, time-honored customs, and rich Inca heritage of the region.

To ensure a seamless experience, advance reservation is recommended for the wedding preparation and ceremonies.

The comprehensive package offers a truly mystical and discreet wedding experience.

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Preparing for the Andean Inca Marriage Ceremony

To prepare for the sacred Andean Inca marriage ceremony, couples undergo a transformative journey of physical, psychological, and spiritual cleansing. This includes:

Partaking in Ayahuasca and Wachuma rituals to cleanse the mind and awaken the senses.
Participating in ancient Andean ceremonies to connect with Pachamama and the Apus.
Undergoing a flower bath to purify the body and restore balance.

Throughout this process, couples are guided by Andean priests and shamans, who ensure they’re physically, mentally, and spiritually ready to embark on their lifelong commitment.

Experiencing the Andean Inca Marriage Ritual

As the couple takes their place among the sacred Andean landscape, they embark on a profound and transformative ritual that binds them together for eternity.

Guided by shamans and Andean priests, they partake in ancient ceremonies, including coca leaf readings, offerings to Pachamama, and cleansing rituals.

The couple’s commitment is validated through the use of master plant medicines like Ayahuasca and Wachuma, which deepen their spiritual connection.

Throughout the ritual, Andean godparents provide lifelong counsel, ensuring the couple’s eternal bond.

The ceremony concludes with a flower bath, symbolizing their purification and readiness to begin their new life together.

Embracing the Eternal Commitment

The Andean Inca marriage ritual culminates in the couple’s embrace of their eternal commitment. This sacred pact with Pachamama (Mother Earth), Tayta Inti (Father God Sun), and the Apus (great spirit protectors) represents an unbreakable bond of pure love.

The commitment incurs severe consequences for infidelity, as it violates moral values and invokes the wrath of the energetic gods.

The ritual includes:

Coca leaf reading to divine the couple’s future.
Offering to Pachamama to seek her blessing.
Cleansing of negative energies through ancient ceremonies.

This mystical experience unites the couple for life through sacred master plant wisdom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Legal Documentation Required for the Andean Inca Marriage?

No, legal documentation is not required for the Andean Inca marriage. The ceremony focuses on the spiritual and cultural significance, uniting the couple through sacred rituals without official paperwork.

Can Guests Attend the Private Andean Inca Wedding Ceremony?

No, the Andean Inca wedding ceremony is a private, discreet experience. Only the couple, shamans, Andean priests, and a small number of select guests are allowed to attend. The ceremony emphasizes the sacred spiritual pact between the couple and the Andean deities.

Do Participants Need Prior Experience With Ayahuasca or Wachuma?

Participants don’t need prior experience with ayahuasca or wachuma, but they’ll be prepared through these and other Andean ceremonies as part of the immersive wedding experience. The focus is on spiritual readiness rather than requiring specific plant medicine knowledge.

Can the Andean Inca Wedding Be Combined With Other Tourist Activities?

Yes, the Andean Inca wedding can be combined with other tourist activities. The package includes tours to different ruins, allowing couples to experience Inca customs and traditions throughout the preparation process.

Is the Andean Inca Marriage Recognized in the Couple’s Home Country?

The Andean Inca marriage isn’t officially recognized in the couple’s home country, as it’s a spiritual and cultural ceremony without legal documentation. However, the experience provides a meaningful, mystical wedding for those seeking a connection to Andean traditions.

The Sum Up

The Andean Inca Marriage is a transformative six-day experience that invites couples to embark on a shared spiritual journey rooted in ancient traditions. Through rituals guided by shamans and Andean priests, participants connect deeply with each other and their surroundings, celebrating love in a sacred, mystical setting while honoring Andean customs. Couples embrace an eternal commitment without the need for legal formalities, embracing the profound significance of this intimate and discreet wedding experience.

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