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🚗 Heads Up: Mexico City Traffic is Real!

You think Tehran’s traffic on a rainy evening is bad? Double that. You think Atlanta’s rush hour is brutal? Triple that. Mexico City traffic is in a league of its own. Whether it’s weekday gridlock or weekend surprises, it can sneak up on even the most seasoned traveler. Please plan ahead and allow plenty of extra time to get to the ceremony—we truly want each and every one of you there on time when we say "I DO." Trust us: it’s worth it. ❤️

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Getting Around: Explore with Turibus

Turibus is a fun and easy hop-on, hop-off double-decker bus that covers Mexico City’s top sights. It’s a great option for anyone who wants to explore without worrying about traffic or directions. Flexible routes through must-see spots like the Historic Center, Polanco, Reforma, and Coyoacán Turibus also offers full-day tours to nearby destinations like the Teotihuacán pyramids and Xochimilco or for events like Lucha libre

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Where to Stay?

If you’re traveling from out of town, we recommend staying in either Roma or Condesa—two of the most beautiful and walkable neighborhoods in the city. Both areas are filled with: • Charming tree-lined streets • Incredible restaurants and cafes • Boutique hotels and stylish Airbnbs • Vibrant and diverse night-life • Easy access to parks and museums You really can’t go wrong with either. Whether you’re looking for a quiet corner or something more lively, Roma and Condesa showcases the diversity and richness of mexican culture and its history!

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Mehrnoosh's suggestions for food in Mexico City!

Sopa de tortilla (spoiler alert, it might be in the wedding), Chile Relleno, Tacos al Pastor, and Arrachera

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Jorge's suggestions for food in Mexico City!

Enchiladas Suizas, Birria, Pollo con Mole, Flautas de res