The space is limited, and we would prefer no kids. We wish we could include all children, but unfortunately, we are only able to invite immediate family. Please contact Matthew or Sarai to see if they are able to accommodate once guests have confirmed their assistance.

We invite you to RSVP online here: theknot.com/matthew-and-sarai-altamirano-wedding-october-2024

Both, the wedding ceremony and reception will be at "La Finca de San Miguel" located at calle Bellota sin número - Carretera Heroica de Nogales - Ímuris, 84116 Cíbuta, Son., México https://maps.app.goo.gl/RyxwktwuZ1a7EiPf6

The ceremony is set to start at 5:30pm, please arrive between 15-30 minutes early to be seated before the ceremony starts.

Formal attire: We suggest that men wear a suit in any color or dress pants and a dress shirt with or without a tie, and women wear a cocktail dress, or any other dress, a nice pantsuit, or dressy separates. Please note that the venue does not permit blue jeans or sneakers.

The ceremony will be indoors. The reception to follow will be outside in the courtyard.

Nogales Sonora's weather in October averages 81°F/ 43°F. We recommend you bring a light coat for the reception, as the temperature will go down as the night progresses and the reception will be outdoor.

We will not serve alcohol at our wedding or reception.

As we embark on this incredible journey together, the most important thing to us is that you're able to come and celebrate our wedding. Your love and support mean the world to us. However, if you wish to honor us with a gift, a financial contribution towards our Honeymoon and our future together would be sincerely appreciated. You can do that through our registry (Gifts for Bride & Groom), or at the wedding, as we will also have a card box at the reception.

If you have more questions, please contact us. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Matthew 520-339-4390 and Sarai 781-952-9580.

The Border through the Mariposa exit does close at 10:00PM. The border through the city of Nogales does not.

You don't need to, but we do encourage you to just in case. There are exchange stores near the border (on both sides) that will allow you to exchange cash.