It means the whole world to us, that you'd come to Merida to celebrate. Really your presence is the best thing in the world we can commemorate. If you decide you want to get us a present, It would make us feel grand, perhaps even effervescent. We have tons of “things” and are always trying to get rid of stuff We simply find we enjoy life more with less fluff So, if you’d like to get us a gift, please donate to our honeymoon fun(d) We'll be going to Mozambique, to go diving and play in the sun. With each day there, in addition to the ocean view... We will think of how grateful we are, to have in our lives people like you - An original poem by Christina and Gabriel (with support from Canela Berenjena) You can find a link to our registry here: https://www.zola.com/wedding/gaboandxtina2023/registry
Although we love your little ones, we have decided to make this an adults-only celebration. We will have nanny services available for folks coming internationally that couldn't leave their kids behind. Please get in touch directly with Gabriel and Christina if you want more information.
Mexico was one of the only countries in the world that never closed its borders during the pandemic. To ensure the safety of everyone attending, we ask that all guests test negative before commencing activities with the rest of the group.
Merida is considered the safest city in Mexico AND it has recently ranked as the SECOND SAFEST CITY IN ALL OF NORTH AMERICA (after Quebec City, Canada). So, if you happen to be coming from the US, its actually considered safer than wherever you are coming from ;)
We highly recommend you stay in Merida "centro", for easy access to all the wedding events. For a landmark reference, shuttles to the venue will be leaving from Plaza Grande or Plaza Santa Ana. Merida has numerous options for hotels, Airbnbs and hostels. Check out the following links below for more information. For Airbnbs/VRBOs: https://traveltomerida.com/airbnb-merida-mexico/ For boutique hotels: https://traveltomerida.com/luxury-boutique-hotels-in-merida-mexico/ For hotels: https://traveltomerida.com/best-hotels-in-merida-mexico/
Given its central location in the Yucatan Peninsula, Merida is an amazing base for exploring Yucatan. Check out these articles below for more information: 30 Best Merida Cenotes You Must Visit: https://traveltomerida.com/best-merida-cenotes/ 15 Amazing Mayan Ruins Near Merida Mexico: https://traveltomerida.com/mayan-ruins-near-merida-mexico/ 25 Best Day Trips from Merida Mexico: https://traveltomerida.com/best-day-trips-from-merida/
Tropical, but make it fancy. Think: floral prints, suits in lighter hues, and fun hats. The grass can be soft, so maybe rethink stilettos. It is technically winter in Merida, but it never really gets too cold (not under 70 F/ 20 C). For the ladies, it goes without saying, but please refrain from using white dresses. Sunglasses and a hat might be nice, as it is hot during the day. Sun sets at 5-5:30pm.
Your debit and credit cards should work just fine (and are generally perfectly safe to use in restaurants, cabs, etc).
The currency in Mexico is Mexican pesos (MXN), so we recommend planning to use those. You can exchange at the airport, or at different exchange houses in the city. Your debit and credit cards should work just fine (and are generally perfectly safe to use in restaurants, cabs, etc).