In light of everyones health, we had to limit the guest attendance to our reception in Mexico to include only immediate family and the wedding party. We cannot wait to celebrate with each one of you in the near future. We thank you for all of your love and support during these uncertain times. Please stay safe and healthy. With much love and regrets, Alex & Emma.
Due to the global pandemic, national unemployment low rates, and simply chaotic times we are all experiencing. We want our guests to not worry about the fiscal part for our union. Instead we deeply appreciate all prayers, understanding, and unconditional love you have all given to us thus far.
As of now, CA mandates for churches to not have more than 10 individuals inside. Our guests will be sitting OUTSIDE 6 ft apart unless they are from the same house hold, with a MASK ON at ALL times. However, ONLY when taking pictures with US, you may remove your mask and we will leave this up to your discretion!
Due to the circumstances, we will not be hosting a formal reception. However we do not want you guys hangry! We will be providing pre - packaged LIGHT LUNCHES that will be distributed after the church ceremony. However we do ask you eat these in your car to maintain covid-19 guidelines in place. Lastly, we will contact you to come back and take pictures for life long memories!
As of now, we will LIVE STREAM our ceremony for those who do not feel comfortable leaving their households to attend a public gathering. For the rest of our guests, those who are attending, you will be sitting outside of the church socially distancing from others. Our ceremony will be broadcasted so you will be able to see it from your mobile devices. More to be announced on this, as things continue to change on a daily basis.
Crossing the border into Mexico usually takes just a few minutes, and American travelers going no farther south than Ensenada for 72 hours or less do not need a Mexican tourist card. People have several choices for traveling between Tijuana and San Diego. Tourists can drive down to the border on I-5 south or California State Route 905 east. You can drive to Tijuana after passing through the highway inspection gate at the border, also, make sure to fill your vehicle with enough gas for the one- to two-hour wait in line coming back into the United States. DO NOT FORGET YOUR PASSPORT!
This would entirely be up to your own discretion and how comfortable you feel driving in another country. However do note your US or Canadian insurance is not recognized in Mexico. Car Insurance Recommendation: Baja Bound https://www.bajabound.com/?r=paraiso They work with two Mexico insurance providers, HDI Seguros and ACE Seguros. Both are subsidiaries of international insurance companies, so your policy is backed by a company you can depend on. Learn more about the car insurance for Mexico they offer in their Mexico insurance FAQs section and why you need Mexican Insurance when you head south across the border!
Most places accept credit cards and depending on your card benefits you may pay a rate fee. Make sure to let your bank know before hand you are traveling abroad. Depending on how long you are staying and where you decide to visit it would not be a bad idea to have in handy pesos.
There is no Uber, however there are plenty of taxis available.