Black Tie / Formal. We’d love to see everyone dressed up for the occasion! Tuxedos, dark suits, floor-length gowns, and formal cocktail dresses are all welcome.
The wedding will be held indoors.
ADULTS ONLY WEEKEND We kindly request that all wedding events throughout the weekend be adults-only. Thank you for your understanding.
Yes, we will have shuttles picking up from the Four Seasons hotel
Most guests should fly into Mexico City International Airport (MEX).
November is typically mild and pleasant in Mexico City. Evenings can be cooler, so we recommend bringing a light jacket.
The event is indoors, but Mexico City evenings can feel cool—bringing a wrap or jacket is a good idea.
Mexico City is a major international city, and many visitors travel here safely every day. Like any large city, we recommend using common sense—stick to well-traveled areas, use Uber/taxis at night, keep valuables secure, and avoid walking alone late at night. Our venue and hotel are in well-known areas, and we’ll share any additional tips as the weekend gets closer.
We recommend sticking to bottled or filtered water during your stay — including for brushing your teeth. Most hotels (including the Four Seasons) provide bottled water daily, and it’s easy to find everywhere.
Street food is one of the best parts of Mexico City! That said, it’s best to use common sense — choose busy vendors with high turnover, start slowly if you’re not used to it, and avoid anything that looks like it’s been sitting out for a long time. If you have a sensitive stomach, you may want to stick to restaurants or well-known spots.
For our wedding events on Friday and Saturday, feel free to wear your favourite pieces — it’s the perfect occasion to dress up and enjoy them. For exploring the city during the day, we recommend opting for more low-key accessories and leaving high-value items at the hotel.
We strongly recommend using Uber to get around Mexico City. It’s safe, reliable, and widely used. While taxis are available, some visitors have encountered scams where drivers charge in U.S. dollars instead of pesos without making it clear—especially when paying by card. To avoid any confusion or issues, we suggest sticking with Uber for all your rides.