Yes. We will have 3 shuttles for the entire day/night. A shuttle will pick up guests from each hotel to take them to the ceremony. After the ceremony all guests will be shuttled to the reception venue. Then the shuttles will be available to take guests back to their hotels, as long as it is one of the 3 hotels listed under the Accommodations section of this website. Uber is also available if you are staying anywhere else or do not want to wait for the shuttle buses.

We plan to arrive in Ensenada on Thursday October 17th and we will be leaving on Monday October 21st.

If traveling from the US, yes. You will need a passport book if flying into Tijuana. If you are driving, you can use a passport book or passport card.

The US Passport Card is $30 plus facility and/or photo fees. The passport card will allow you to use the 'Ready Lanes' when crossing back into the US from Mexico if traveling by car. See the travel section of our site for more details.

Tijuana International Airport (TIJ) Ensenada is a 1.5 hour drive from the airport.

We will have multiple hotel options ranging in prices for all budgets, with discounts applied. There are also amazing air bnb's available in the area, if that is what you would prefer. You can find links to nearby hotels in the Accommodations section of our site.

Yes. If you are renting a car in the US and driving it into Mexico, make sure you confirm that the rental car agency allows vehicles to cross the border. If you are flying directly into Mexico, you can rent a car at the airport and return it when flying home.

Black-tie attire is typically reserved for formal evening events. Guests are asked to choose floor-length gowns and suits or tuxedos. While we understand that some may not have black tie options, we ask that you adhere to a dress code that is as formal as possible. We are also requesting that guests wear all black if possible.

Yes and yes.

You will need at least $20(USD)/$335(MX) in cash for the toll roads to get to Ensenada, roundtrip. They do not take card so you must have cash at least for this. Most places in town take card, but it is recommended you take cash or you can use the banks in town to pull out pesos. We also recommend bringing some tipping money for the staff at the wedding, if you would like to.