FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP no latter than by February 10, 2026.

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What time should I arrive at the religious ceremony?

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We kindly ask that guests arrive 15–30 minutes before the ceremony begins to allow time for seating and to ensure everything runs smoothly. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Is there a dress code?

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The ceremony and reception is black tie. For ladies, black tie means long and formal dresses. For gentlemen, black tie means tuxedos. The dress code for the rehearsal dinner (by invitation only) and welcome party is cocktail attire/coat & tie.

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Are children welcome?

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While we love your little ones, we kindly ask that our wedding be an adults-only celebration. Please make childcare arrangements if needed. We hope you enjoy a fun night out with us! Thank you for understanding.

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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Yes, please visit the "Travel" page for lodging including our preferred/room block hotels.

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Weather & What to Expect

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Oaxaca enjoys warm days, cooler evenings, and plenty of sunshine. Pack comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets, a light layer for nighttime, and, of course, your black tie attire.

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Additional Tips

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Oaxaca is known for its incredible food, mezcal, markets, and artisan traditions—leave room in your suitcase! If you need help with travel plans, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to guide you.

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Should I Bring Mexican Pesos to Oaxaca?

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Because our wedding is taking place in Oaxaca, Mexico, we highly recommend that guests exchange U.S. dollars into Mexican pesos before arriving. While Oaxaca is very tourist-friendly, having pesos on hand will make your trip much smoother—especially in places that are cash-only.

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Where can I exchange money?

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Your local bank (usually the best rates; order pesos a few days in advance) Currency exchange offices at major airports Trusted currency exchange centers in your hometown If needed, you can also withdraw pesos from ATMs in Oaxaca, but fees and limits may vary.

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Do places in Oaxaca accept cards?

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Hotels, most restaurants, and shops in central Oaxaca: Yes — credit and debit cards are widely accepted. Street vendors, small cafés, taxis, markets (mercados), and craft stands: Cash only, and they prefer Mexican pesos. We encourage everyone to arrive with at least some pesos on hand for small purchases, tipping, and transportation. It will make your experience easier and more enjoyable!

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Will there be transportation to the reception?

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Yes, shuttles will be provided at the end of La Calenda (Oaxacan parade) to Casa Don Luis Jardin, where we will have our cocktail hour and reception. Please note that our reception is about 20/30 minutes from the Zocalo hotel area.