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In fact, this uninhabited island just off the coast is one of the most beautiful places in the world and a prime spot to indulge in some of .Ok, so technically speaking, it’s not really a castle—more of an enormous mansion.Puer­to Rican wed­dings are chock full of deli­cious foods and joy­ous music.For their first dance, the bride and groom might choose a tra­di­tion­al Puer­to Rican waltz called a “dan­za criol­la.” Cen­ter­pieces are usu­al­ly made from palm trees and uti­lize “abeto” ferns and then dec­o­rat­ed with shells.While the Don Q distillery doesn’t offer tours, Ponce is really proud of Don Q (understandably)—so you can taste it at Seralles Castle (samples are usually offered after the tour) or by ordering Ponce’s signature drink—the that combines food with adventure, visit La Ruta de Lechon—literally “The Pork Highway”.If this evokes images of petting zoos you may want to skip to the next recommendation.

Tra­di­tion­al Wed­ding Favors Typ­i­cal wed­ding favors pre­sent­ed to guests at a Puer­to Rican wed­ding are called capias.If you didn’t hang out with locals in Ponce, did you really even go?A wed­ding is a joy­ous cel­e­bra­tion and that is no dif­fer­ent in Puer­to Rico.Once the wed­ding vows have been exchanged, the groom gives the same plate of coins to his new wife as a gift to her.This gift is a sym­bol of pros­per­i­ty and good luck for the mar­ry­ing pair.