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The Wedding

01 May 2027 | Mexico City, MX

ceremony + reception

El Nido De Quetzacoatl

3 PM - 10 PM
garden formal or black-tie optional

after party

Sobremesa

10 O'CLOCK - LATE
Drinks + Dancing

the venue

Weekend Events

Keep the Party Going

the night before

Welcome Party
Friday, April 30th | 7 PM

HAAB PROJECT CONDESA
ALL WHITE ATTIRE | COCKTAIL

the day after

Recovery Brunch
Sunday, May 2nd | 12 PM

CAMPOS POLANCO HOTEL
CASUAL CHIC

Hotels

INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL

For your convenience, we’ve reserved a block of rooms for our wedding guests.

Please use the link below to book your stay and receive our special group rate, or use our group code 'BJ3' to access the room block.

CAMPOS POLANCO HOTEL

Looking for another option? Campos Polanco is a charming boutique hotel in the area and a lovely choice for your stay during our wedding weekend.

While we don’t have a reserved room block at this hotel at this time, guests are welcome to book directly using the link below.

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Additional Hotel Options

Looking for another hotel option? There are several wonderful hotels in Polanco, all conveniently located near the wedding festivities. While we don’t have reserved room blocks at the hotels below, they’re lovely options for your stay during our wedding weekend.

PARK HYATT POLANCO

JW MARRIOTT POLANCO

W HOTEL POLANCO

Local Accommodations

AIRBNBS

Mexico City has tons of amazing Airbnb options if you’re looking to stay outside of a hotel and experience a bit more of the city.

For easy access to the wedding festivities, we recommend staying in Polanco. If you’re looking to explore another part of the city, Roma Norte and Condesa are both beautiful, vibrant neighborhoods and wonderful options for your stay.

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TRAVEL

FLYING TO MEXICO CITY

We recommend flying into Mexico City International Airport (MEX), also known as Benito Juárez International Airport. There are direct flights from JFK, LAX, SFO, and more on many of the following airlines: American Airlines, AeroMexico, Delta, United, as well as some local carriers.

For pick-up, Uber is widely used throughout Mexico City. We suggest allowing a little extra time when traveling to and from the airport, as Mexico City traffic can be unpredictable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the attire for the wedding?

Garden black-tie optional. Don't be afraid of color, and self expression is encouraged! Think soft, flowy fabrics, ankle or floor length dresses, suits and linen suits — comfortable enough for warm weather. Elegant enough for photos!

Ladies: Please note that our venue is primarily grass, so we highly recommend opting for block heels, wedges, or flats and avoiding thin or stiletto heels.

Contact us with any questions!

What's the attire for the welcome party?

To kick off the wedding weekend, we’d love for our guests to join us in all white for the Welcome Party! Think white or cream linen, flowy dresses, and light summer suits — chic, effortless, and ready to celebrate. No ties required!

Will transportation be provided on the wedding day?

Yes, for the wedding day, shuttle service will be arranged to and from the venue at the Intercontinental Hotel.

The drive from the hotel to the venue is roughly 45 minutes to an hour, so sprinters will be leaving at 1:30pm to arrive around 2:30pm. Please plan your day accordingly and arrive on time!

PWD assistance is also available – please don’t hesitate to reach out to us so we can make arrangements for you, if needed.

Are children allowed to the wedding?

Please note that this is an adults only celebration and we request no children at our wedding.

What should I know coming to Mexico City?

Before getting to Mexico City, know that the city is at a higher elevation. Staying hydrated before and during your stay will do the trick!

What documentation do I need to fly into Mexico?

Please make sure you have a passport that is valid for MORE than 6 months after December 1st, 2026. If your passport expires between December 1st - May 1st, 2026, you will not be allowed to fly into Mexico. If needed, you can renew your passport here (process takes 4-6 weeks): https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/have-passport/renew-online.html A visa is not needed if you are traveling with a US passport.

How many days should we spend in Mexico City?

We recommend 3-5 nights to enjoy both wedding festivities and local experiences. There is so much vibrant and rich culture, museums, architecture, markets, and more to explore in Mexico City. Please see our "guide" section of the website with more detailed recommendations. Once we have the final agenda for the weekend, we will also update the website so you know when all events are!

What is the preferred method of transportation in Mexico City?

We highly recommend Uber for getting around the city. Ubers are very affordable, convenient, and safe. When arriving into Benito Juárez Int'l Airport (MEX) it is quite easy to call an Uber. An alternative option is to pre-arrange transportation with the hotel concierge, they can private a verified driver to meet you at arrivals.

Please avoid local taxis, as standards of service and reliability may vary.

Is Mexico City safe?

YES! Mexico City is safe. Like any major city, it has its safety considerations and we advise generally being aware of your surroundings as you would anywhere. Neighborhoods such as Condesa, Polanco, and Roma Norte are very safe to explore on foot. These areas offer vibrant streets, beautiful parks, and a plethora of cafes, restaurants, and cultural attractions to explore safely. As always, exercise caution, stay aware of your surroundings, and enjoy all that Mexico City has to offer!

Cafes

Cucurucho Polanco Cafebrería El Péndulo Polanco Odette Condesa 787 Coffee San Matcha

Restaurants

Maximo

Máximo offers elevated, seasonal Mexican cuisine with a touch of French influence. Located in the Roma Norte neighborhood, it’s known for locally sourced ingredients, beautifully prepared dishes, and a lively atmosphere. Reservations are highly recommended!

Contramar

A Mexico City favorite and the perfect spot for a long, leisurely lunch. Contramar is known for incredible seafood, a lively atmosphere, and some of the city’s most iconic dishes. Enjoy an afternoon in Roma Norte.

Pujol

If you’re looking to make a special night of it, Pujol is one of Mexico City’s most celebrated dining experiences. Expect a creative and beautifully executed take on Mexican cuisine in an intimate setting in Polanco. Be sure to reserve well in advance!

Street Tacos

Tacos Del Valle

Michelin-rated street tacos in Roma Norte - plan for longer lines/wait times!

La Once Mil

The only taco stand in the world with a Michelin star! Located in Roma Norte.

Taquería Orinoco

Amazing late night tacos in Polanco.

La Casa del Pastor Masaryk

Another late night spot in Polanco!

Bars

Bar Las Brujas

A witch-inspired cocktail bar in Roma Norte in an intimate setting. known for creative cocktails inspired by witchcraft, herbalism, and Mexican folklore. A fun and unique stop for a night out in CDMX.

Shhh! Listening Bar

A must for music lovers, Shhh is an intimate listening bar tucked inside a record store in Condesa. The focus here is on the music, with an incredible vinyl collection, a high-fidelity sound system, and thoughtfully crafted cocktails. Keep the conversation low, settle in, and enjoy the soundtrack—a perfect spot for a laid-back night out. Walk-ins only, no reservations.

Limantour

One of Mexico City’s best-known cocktail bars, Limantour is a must for anyone who appreciates a seriously good drink.

Gin Gin

Just steps from Parque Lincoln, Gin Gin is a fun, lively spot known for creative cocktails, gin-forward drinks, music, and a buzzy atmosphere that picks up as the night goes on.

Hugo Bar

A charming wine bar on the edge of Roma Norte and Condesa, Hugo is a great spot for natural wine and bites. Grab a table outside - the relaxed, buzzy atmosphere makes it an especially fun stop with friends.

Local Excursions

Teotihuacán & Hot Air Balloon Ride

One of our favorite adventures we've had in Mexico City! If you have an extra morning, a trip to Teotihuacán is absolutely worth the early wake-up call. For an unforgettable experience, start the morning with a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the pyramids, followed by breakfast and time to explore the ruins on foot.

Frida Khalo Museum

Kahlo's birthplace and childhood home, and where she and Diego Rivera lived for a number of years. Contains artwork by Kahlo and Rivera, as well as the couple's collection of Mexican folk art, pre-Hispanic artifacts, photographs, memorabilia, personal items, and more.

Biblioteca Vasconcelos

A jaw-dropping "megalibrary" that turns book-browsing into a geometric adventure. Situated among lush gardens and covering an area of over 38,000 square meters, this floating matrix of books is known both for its size and the undeniable sense of import conveyed by the structure itself.

National Museum of Anthropology

Contains the world's largest collection of ancient Mexican art and also has ethnographic exhibits about Mexico's present-day indigenous groups.

Bosque De Chapultepec

One of the largest city parks in the world, features a zoo, botanical gardens, man-made lakes, museums, and the historic castle of Emperor Maximilian. Located near the Museum of Anthropology, the park's attractions can be accessed through grand wrought iron gates, with highlights including a scenic lake for pedal boat rentals.

Shopping

Proyecto Rufina Polanco

A beautiful boutique filled with thoughtfully made clothing, ceramics, candles, and pieces for the home. Proyecto Rufina celebrates local craftsmanship with breezy linen and cotton pieces alongside unique, handmade finds.

Boyfriend's Shirt

A Mexico City-based label known for its effortless take on classic shirting, tailoring, and outerwear. The boutique is tucked inside a renovated mansion in Juárez and is the perfect place to pick up a unique piece from a local designer.

Hi-BYE

A fun stop for vintage lovers and anyone in the mood for a little treasure hunting. Hi-BYE has an eclectic mix of vintage finds, and clothing from emerging designers, with plenty of personality throughout. Pop in while wandering around Roma Norte!

Vintage Hoe

One of our favorites, with a name you won’t forget! Vintage Hoe is packed with an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, accessories, and unexpected finds, making it a fun stop for anyone who loves a good treasure hunt. Give yourself time to dig through the racks.

Erre Vintage

A favorite for vintage lovers, Erre Vintage is filled with thoughtfully curated clothing, accessories, and one-of-a-kind finds from decades past. Stop in while exploring Roma Norte and keep an eye out for a great vintage jacket or a unique piece to remember your trip by.

RSVP

We’re so excited to celebrate this special weekend with you! Please use the link below to RSVP and let us know which wedding weekend events you’ll be joining us for.

While RSVPing, you’ll also be able to select your dinner entrée and share any dietary restrictions so we can make sure everything is ready for your arrival.

Registry

Your presence at our destination wedding means more to us than any gift. We know that celebrating with us requires travel, time, and planning, and we’re incredibly grateful to have you join us.

For those who have asked and would still like to give, we’ve created a registry, which you can view below.

View Our Registry