Casa Linda

Wedding Celebration

Quinta San Carlos

Welcome Dinner/ Cena de Bienvenida

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos 

Olivia Reeser

Kailin Opella

Nallal Téllez 

Valeria Herrada Garcia

Destiny Crabtree

Kat Hayworth 

Lorrin Hodgson

Taylor Nguyen

Nick Callen

Ben Barufaldi Hrechko

Zackery New

Erik Torring

Daniel Nguyen

Francisco Delgado

Hunter Oneill 

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Q + A

Quinta San Carlos is a colonial-style property that offers continental breakfast, lush gardens and WiFi access. The rooms are equipped with a working desk, satellite TV, and terrace or balcony overlooking the lake or gardens. The private bathroom provides toiletries. The on-site restaurant specializes in international-style dishes. Other restaurants can be found within 4.3 mi to 6.2 mi away. Quinta San Carlos has massage services for a fee and offers its guests a Welcome cocktail. Guadalajara can be reached in a 60-minute drive, and Zapopan is 41 mi away.

The entirety of the events, the welcome dinner, wedding, reception and after party will be at the Quinta San Carlos. The booking code is listed on the evite sent to your email or phone number. You will need to call and book since event booking is unavailable online. +52 387 763 5023 if calling from an American line. This booking code is valid for the night before the wedding 10/02/26, the welcome dinner, and the night of the wedding 10/03/26 since we have the entirety of the hotel blocked off for our events. If you want to stay before or after these dates you can book based off of availability of the hotel.

Todos los eventos seran en la Quinta San Carlos, la cena de bienvenida, la ceremonia, la recepcion, y el after party. El codigo de reserva esta en la invitacion que se mando a su telefono o correo. Necesitaran llamar y gacer la reserva ya que como es evento no se puede hacer la reservacion online durante eventos. El numero es 387 763 5023.El codigo de reserva es valido para la noche antes de la boda 02/10/26, la cena de bienvenida, y para la noche de la boda 03/10/26 ya como tenemos todo el hotel reservado para el evento. Si gustan quedarse antes o despues de esas noches, pueden hacer las reservaciones basadas en la disponibilidad de el hotel.

Guadalajara international airport is the airport you will fly in to.No visa is needed to travel to Mexico, but you will be given a Aduana or a Multiple Migratory Form on the plane there or before you go through customs. Only one form is needed per family entering the country. You fill out the information and the form is torn in half by Customs. Customs keeps half, you keep the other half for when you exit the country. It is how the keep track of foreigners entering the country. If you loose it its not that big of a deal, just try not to. Flight options are as follows: - Volaris offers the most direct flight options from the US to Guadalajara. They have different baggage options available and seat selections for different prices. You are not required to pick a seat, the website makes you think you do, but you can just continue past the seat selection and will get a random seat assigned to you. The website is not very user friendly, but they are the best flight options. Also keep in mind, Lucas has found that the leg room is Volaris planes is less than that of other airlines and he cannot sit in a regular seat, exit aisle and bulk head are his only options. - Vivaaerobus is often the cheapest flights, but they have less airports they fly from including LAX, ORD, OAK, LAS, IAH, MIA, and DEN. - Aeromexico is also an option, this is more of a high end airline and offers a significant amount of flights into GDL airport. The prices for these flights are higher than the other two airlines. Southwest airlines does not fly to GDL sadly, however American Airlines and Delta do. Alaska Airlines has some flights into Guadalajara as well.

Guadalajara International Airport

Travel

The location for the Ajijic market is in the linked website. The Ajijic tianguis is on wednesdays, Chapala on Mondays, Jocotepec on Thursdays (this is the closest town to the hotel, and happens 2 days before the wedding). The address is &nbsp;Zaragoza 22, El Panteón, 45806 Jocotepec, Jal., Mexico.They all occur from around 8 am - 2 pm. Going earliest is the best.

Tianguis / Local Markets

Ajijic, Jocotepec, and Chapala all boast Malecons, which are piers along the lake. Ajijic is my home town one. They usually come alive in the late afternoon, early evening with children playing and local vendors selling fruit and everyone coming to congregate and walk along the lake. Early mornings it is a popular exercising and morning walk spot. Great place to watch the sunset.

Malecón de Ajijic

Like the Malecons, all the towns boast a plaza. This is another place for cultural congregation also usually around late afternoon, early evening. The Ajijic plaza is a short walk up the street from the malecon. There are restaurants and people watching, and it is all situated around the main church in the town.

Plaza Principal de Ajijic

Local horse back riding can be found in the La Floresta area. The best way to do it is to just show up sometime between 10 AM and 3 PM and ask for horse back riding tour.

Horseback Riding

There are many hiking trails around the area. They are all free except the Tepalo hike which requires a small donation in pesos to help upkeep the trail.

Susannah & Lucas

Susannah & Lucas

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