Whether it be your honeymoon or a long over due romantic getaway. Call today and speak to one of our tahiti specialists. Robinson Travel is honored to have four Tiare specialists. When combined; have over 50 years of travel planning experience!
Without a doubt, Tahiti is the most romantic place on earth. This Garden of Eden was made for lovers. Intoxicating scents. Pristine white sand beaches. Crystal clear waters. Languid days. Starry nights. Accommodations designed with honeymooners in mind- luxurious private
over water bungalows on the edge of the turquoise lagoons.
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Designed with lovers in mind, these special offerings are made to win the hearts of honeymooners and appeal to incurable romantics.
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Weddings in Tahiti
Elaborate as a royal event, or as simple as an "I do" on a sugar-white beach...a Tahitian wedding ceremony* is for many a dream come true. There's no more enchanting way to exchange vows, celebrate an anniversary, or promise yourself to your loved one, than one of these traditional Polynesian celebrations.
Intercontinental Beachcomber Moorea Tahiti
A "Mini Polynesian Sunset Wedding Ceremony" takes place on a beach decorated with flowers, palms and
torchlight's. Serenaded by musicians and dancers, the bride awaits the groom's arrival by outrigger canoe. After exchanging tiare leis and being baptized with Tahitian names, the couple are wrapped in the traditional tifaifai wedding quilt and presented a tapa wedding certificate. The ceremony ends with a dance and farewell song before the bride and groom return to their bungalow where champagne and
canapés await them.
The "Traditional Polynesian Wedding Ceremony" includes all of the above plus a group of dancers, singers and musicians that performs a 30-minute show. Following the ceremony, the couple retires to their room or bungalow where the bed has been decorated with Tahitian flowers, and champagne and
canapés await them.
InterContinental Beachcomber Bora Bora Resort
The "Traditional Polynesian Te Tama Ceremony" takes place on the hotel's lovely beach, decorated Polynesian style. The bride and groom are dressed in traditional Polynesian wedding pareos. A group of dancers and musicians serenade the couple with traditional love songs. A Tahitian priest unites them in a traditional ceremony, baptizing the couple with Tahitian names and wrapping them in a tifaifai wedding quilt. Following the ceremony, the couple returns to their bungalow where a beautiful arrangement of tropical flowers adorns their bed. Champagne and wedding cake await them.
The "Te Arii Ceremony" includes all of the above plus a gastronomic dinner for two at the resort's Noa Noa Restaurant.
Sheraton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa
The "Polynesian Wedding Ceremony" is held on the white sand beach. The bride and groom are dressed in traditional Tahitian pareos. Musicians welcome their arrival on the beach. A Tahitian priest performs a traditional ceremony. The bride and groom are wrapped in a tifaifai wedding quilt as a symbol of their union and then carried away in a grand procession atop a royal chair by Polynesian warriors. Champagne and wedding cake are included.
Bora Bora Pearl Beach
The "Te Ruau Ceremony" takes place on the white sand beach. The bride and groom, dressed in wedding pareos, arrive in outrigger canoes as musicians and dancers welcome them. A Polynesian wedding coordinator blesses the union, giving each a Tahitian name. The couple are wrapped in a tifaifai, a Polynesian wedding quilt. A fruit basket and honeymoon bed of flowers await them in their bungalow.
*Weddings featured here are not legal ceremonies. Couples intending to marry legally can do so before arriving in Tahiti, then exchange vows in one of these traditional ceremonies.
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Why is Tahiti so magical? What sets these South Seas isles apart from all other tropical islands? What is this magnetic charm that for centuries has lured poets and writers, incited sailors to mutiny, and inspired some of the world's most beautiful paintings?
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In a word, romance. Without doubt, Tahiti is the most romantic place on earth. It was made for lovers. Close your eyes and imagine an oceanfront Garden of Eden for you and your Adam-or Eve-and you've probably just conjured up Tahiti.
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Intoxicating scents. Palm-shaded beaches. Secluded coves. Islands more sensuous than the works of Gauguin, more adventuresome that the tales of Robert Louis Stevenson, more romantic than James Michener's fabled Bali Hai.
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Tahiti is the idyllic setting for a honeymoon in paradise. Sleep in your own private thatched-roof bungalow on the edge of a turquoise lagoon... cruise under star-studded skies propelled by gentle trade winds... spend the day on your own secluded islet...
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Tahiti is so unlike our world, so dreamlike, it seems almost out of reach. It's a world apart, but not a world away... only a 7 1/2 hour non-stop flight from Los Angeles, and you're there.
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That's where Tahiti Legends comes in. Just like those adventurers of long ago, we too fell under Tahiti's spell. For years now we've been helping people experience unique and memorable vacations. We're passionate about what we do, we know the islands intimately, and we thoroughly understand the nuances that go into making an unforgettable honeymoon.
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If you're ready to be seduced by Tahiti, start your journey here. Then let us do the rest. We'll take you on an enchanting honeymoon to the most romantic place on earth... TAHITI, Where Love Lives.
Business Class Air - Air Tahiti Nui
"With every Air Tahiti Nui flight, the pride of Tahiti soars, and the country and its people are delighted to welcome you aboard their international airline. In-flight, the hospitality and ambiance of Polynesia surround you at every turn. Air Tahiti Nui is dedicated to bringing you a travel experience of unparalleled convenience and comfort."
For an additional per person rate, you can fly business class aboard Air Tahiti Nui. A perfect way to begin your honeymoon.
Whether it be your honeymoon or a long over due romantic getaway. Call today and speak to one of our tahiti specialists. Robinson Travel is honored to have four Tiare specialists. When combined; have over 50 years of travel planning experience!
Without a doubt, Tahiti is the most romantic place on earth. This Garden of Eden was made for lovers. Intoxicating scents. Pristine white sand beaches. Crystal clear waters. Languid days. Starry nights. Accommodations designed with honeymooners in mind- luxurious private
over water bungalows on the edge of the turquoise lagoons.
A "Mini Polynesian Sunset Wedding Ceremony" takes place on a beach decorated with flowers, palms and
torchlight's. Serenaded by musicians and dancers, the bride awaits the groom's arrival by outrigger canoe. After exchanging tiare leis and being baptized with Tahitian names, the couple are wrapped in the traditional tifaifai wedding quilt and presented a tapa wedding certificate. The ceremony ends with a dance and farewell song before the bride and groom return to their bungalow where champagne and
canapés await them. 
The "Traditional Polynesian Wedding Ceremony" includes all of the above plus a group of dancers, singers and musicians that performs a 30-minute show. Following the ceremony, the couple retires to their room or bungalow where the bed has been decorated with Tahitian flowers, and champagne and
canapés await them.
The "Traditional Polynesian Te Tama Ceremony" takes place on the hotel's lovely beach, decorated Polynesian style. The bride and groom are dressed in traditional Polynesian wedding pareos. A group of dancers and musicians serenade the couple with traditional love songs. A Tahitian priest unites them in a traditional ceremony, baptizing the couple with Tahitian names and wrapping them in a tifaifai wedding quilt. Following the ceremony, the couple returns to their bungalow where a beautiful arrangement of tropical flowers adorns their bed. Champagne and wedding cake await them. 
The "Polynesian Wedding Ceremony" is held on the white sand beach. The bride and groom are dressed in traditional Tahitian pareos. Musicians welcome their arrival on the beach. A Tahitian priest performs a traditional ceremony. The bride and groom are wrapped in a tifaifai wedding quilt as a symbol of their union and then carried away in a grand procession atop a royal chair by Polynesian warriors. Champagne and wedding cake are included.
The "Te Ruau Ceremony" takes place on the white sand beach. The bride and groom, dressed in wedding pareos, arrive in outrigger canoes as musicians and dancers welcome them. A Polynesian wedding coordinator blesses the union, giving each a Tahitian name. The couple are wrapped in a tifaifai, a Polynesian wedding quilt. A fruit basket and honeymoon bed of flowers await them in their bungalow.
