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FAQs

We’ve pulled together a few helpful details to make planning your weekend in Mexico City as easy as possible. If there’s anything we missed, just reach out to Nikki or Andrew. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
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What is the dress code?

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Welcome drinks: Cocktail attire Think suits or dress shirts with tailored trousers, and cocktail dresses, dressy separates, or jumpsuits. Ceremony: Black Tie Optional, with color encouraged We’d love for everyone to dress up with us! Think tuxedos or dark suits, and midi- or floor-length dresses, formal separates, or jumpsuits. Feel free to have fun with color and wear something that makes you feel great.

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Will transportation be provided?

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Yes! We’ll provide transportation to and from the wedding for guests staying at the Four Seasons. More details on timing and pickup locations will be shared closer to the weekend. If you’re staying elsewhere, Uber is widely available throughout Mexico City.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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Due to limited space, we’re only able to accommodate the guests specifically named on your invitation. If a plus one has been included, their name or the option to add a guest will appear when you RSVP. Thank you for understanding!

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Are children invited?

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While we love your little ones, our wedding will be an adults-only celebration unless otherwise indicated on your invitation. We hope this gives you an excuse for a fun weekend away!

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Is there a hotel block?

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Yes! We’ve reserved discounted room blocks at the Four Seasons. You can find booking details and links on the Travel page of our website. We recommend booking early, as rooms are limited and the discounted rates are only available through January 5.

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Will there be an open bar?

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Absolutely. Drinks are on us! We’ll have an open bar throughout the celebration, along with non-alcoholic options.

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What will the weather be like?

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February in Mexico City is typically mild and dry, with warm afternoons and cooler mornings and evenings. We recommend bringing layers, especially for later in the night.

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Do I need to exchange money before arriving?

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Credit cards are widely accepted throughout Mexico City, but it’s helpful to have some Mexican pesos on hand for smaller purchases, tips, and street food. ATMs are readily available throughout the city.

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Is there anything I should know about visiting Mexico City?

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Give yourself a little time to adjust to the altitude, stay hydrated, and don’t be surprised if you feel slightly more tired than usual when you first arrive. And no need to stress about the water! Just avoid drinking straight from the tap and stick to bottled or filtered water, which is readily available at hotels, restaurants, and throughout the city. We also hope you make a trip out of it! Check out our Things to Do page for some of our favorite restaurants, neighborhoods, museums, and places to explore.