It is recommended that guests arrive on Thursday, October 10, 2024. There will be a welcome cocktail party Friday evening. We encourage everyone to extend their visit since Mexico City and the surrounding areas have a lot to offer.

Yes, we ask all guests to please respond by the 1st of August, 2024. Even if you already RSVP'd on our first round, we ask you to RSVP again on our website for the final count and dietary preferences that we will submit to caterers.

While we love your children, all events are adults only. We ask that you please plan accordingly.

Cocktail Attire: Feel free to wear a below-the-knee dress, slip dress, a dressy skirt and top, or an elegant pantsuit. Otherwise, opt for a dress shirt with a blazer (sports coat) and slacks. Bright colors are encouraged.

Black Tie: Dress for sleek elegance and high fashion grandeur. We ask everyone to wear dark colors (think Fall colors of emerald, navy, maroon, burnt orange, black, etc.). Black Tie includes a formal floor-length gown or a tuxedo/dark colored suit with a necktie. Please no bright colors or loud prints. Weddings in Mexico tend to be more formal so this is the time for the wow factor and to pull out the sequins, updos, clutches, and statement jewelry.

Mobile devices and cameras are prohibited at the church, guests are asked to please be fully present and in the moment with minimal use during the reception. We also ask for guests to wait to post pictures to social media including Instagram stories until the couple posts their first picture. Thanks in advance for respecting our decision.

Yes! And while Mexico does not require US citizens to have a valid passport that does not expire within 6 months of visiting, some airlines require this, so we recommend you have a passport that does not expire within 6 months of visiting to be on the safe side (Ask Sebastian how he learned this the hard way).

We visit the city at least twice a year and it’s been named one of the best cities in the world (no. 7) according to Travel and Leisure. Like any large city, certain parts of Mexico City should be avoided, we recommend you stay within the areas of Polanco, Condesa, Roma, Coyoacan, and The Historic Center.

Being at a high altitude (over 7,300 feet) the climate remains mild most of the year. In October, the weather changes from that of a wet season to a dry season with very little rain with a high in the 70’s but can get a little chilly at night so please pack accordingly.

Uber is strongly encouraged as it is safe, reliable, and does not require language skills to get around. We recommend using Uber to and from the airport. Please note that traffic in the city can fluctuate according to rush-hour so please keep this in mind and book rides with time. Walking: We are big walkers and always stay in neighborhoods we can explore by foot. We recommend wearing good walking shoes to explore, mapping your routes before you leave the house and remaining vigilant - it is best to take a car before sunrise and late nights.

Cash – Always carry cash with you, but don’t carry too much. Tipping - Restaurants: For good service, a 10% tip is standard. For really good service, anything between 15% and 20% is acceptable. Tips can be paid in cash or added to your credit card but you must tell the waiter what percent to add before charging your card. You cannot add a tip to a credit card after the card is charged. Simply say “más diez” to add 10%, or “más quince” for 15%. Credit Cards – Most places take some form of card but do not carry all of your cards and cash on you at the same time. Backpacks/Bags – Keep them close to you at all times Food – Don’t go too hard on it. Moctezuma’s revenge is real and you can get sick. It is best to avoid cilantro or any fresh veggie when eating at a street food location. We recommend not having aguas frescas or ice from places that are not well established or from street vendors. But if you are planning to, it is recommended to pack charcoal pills or buy Pepto and carry it with you. If you end up getting sick, go to a Farmacia del Ahorro and ask to see a doctor, it’s free. Toilet Access– If you plan on being out on the street a lot and in public places or off the beaten path carry wipes and hand sanitizer as needed.