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A sacred Andean blessing held in the heart of the Sacred Valley — guided by a Q’ero spiritual leader, one of the last lineages of Andean priests. This intimate ceremony invites you and your partner to step into the ancient practice of ayni (reciprocity) with Pachamama (Mother Earth), the Apus (mountain spirits), and the sacred elements.
Through a Despacho offering — a mandala of coca leaves (k’intus), grains, sweets, and flowers — your union is honored with prayers of gratitude, protection, and renewal, making this ritual perfect for a wedding blessing or marriage vow renewal. The blessing calls upon the three Andean realms:
Uku Pacha (inner/underworld – past, ancestors)
Kay Pacha (this world – present, living beings)
Hanan Pacha (upper world – spirit, cosmos)
As the offering is assembled, blessed, bundled, and released, you receive an energetic cleansing that aligns your path together, weaving your love into the balance of the natural and spiritual worlds.
Afterward, share an Andean-inspired buffet lunch for two in the gardens of a charming hacienda, situated on the Urubamba River and surrounded by mountains — a grounding moment to reflect on the experience you’ve just shared together.
This is our most essential package — focused purely on the sacred ceremony and shared meal, without added décor or extras — allowing the ritual itself to shine in its authentic form. If you wish to enhance the experience with elements such as floral decoration, photography, videography, soulful Andean music, or ancestral sound healing, please see the optional extras below.
Includes:
Sacred Andean Despacho ceremony for two, led by a Q’ero priest (in Spanish)
Ritual elements and offerings for Pachamama
Buffet lunch for two in the gardens of a Sacred Valley hacienda
Duration: Approx. 3 hours
We’ll take care of all the logistics, pre-ceremony planning, and day-of coordination — so you can relax, be present, and fully enjoy your special day.
A ceremony led by a local Andean priest (Shaman) conducted in Quechua preserving ancestral wisdom. For non Spanish speakers its important for you to add a translator to the package.
Shaman’s traditional ceremonial apparatus for the Despacho
Traditional handwoven mantas, embracing the warmth and authenticity of Andean heritage, paired with cushions and soft sheepskin carpets for added comfort.
A beautifully prepared buffet lunch for two, set in the garden beneath a charming tented canopy that offers shade and comfort for your intimate dining experience.
Complimentary booking assistance available upon request. Payment directly to the driver.
Essential for non-Spanish speakers- See optional extras
See optional extras
See optional extras
