Travel
Flight
Queretaro (QRO) or Leon (BJX)
San Miguel de Allende might play a little hard to get when it comes to airport access—but trust us, it’s totally worth the chase. We highly recommend booking a personalized airport transfer (details below) to skip the travel hassle and arrive in style. The earlier you lock it in, the better—Day of the Dead is peak season, and San Miguel will be bursting at the seams with color, culture, and crowds!
Shuttle
Hernandez Transportation and Tours
October 29, 2025 6:00 am
The date and time above is just an estimation of when guest might arrive. Please contact Daniel Hernandez as soon as you know your arrival and departure times. At the time you make your reservation please mention "Shawn & Trent Wedding". If you have other transportation needs please reach out to our wedding planner. Sedan: 1-3 fabulous wedding guest $105 USD each way Van: 3-10 fabulous wedding guest $180 USD each way Danielhr1@yahoo.com +52 (415) 105-1907 https://www.facebook.com/TransportacionHernandez
Travel Note
San Miguel de Allende
Founded in 1542 by a Franciscan monk, San Miguel de Allende began as a quiet mission town strategically located on the silver trade route between Zacatecas and Mexico City. It was later named in honor of Ignacio Allende, a local hero and key figure in Mexico’s War of Independence. His role in the rebellion earned San Miguel its full name and a proud place in national history. By the mid-20th century, San Miguel had faded into relative obscurity—until artists and expats rediscovered its colonial beauty, vibrant culture, and near-perfect weather. Since then, it has transformed into a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beloved cultural destinations in Mexico. Fun Facts: San Miguel de Allende is home to the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, a pink neo-Gothic church that looks like it belongs in a fairytale—designed by a self-taught indigenous stonemason using postcards of European cathedrals as inspiration. The city is a magnet for artists and creatives—so much so that it was once called "the Florence of Mexico." Whether you're here for the history, the food, or just the vibe, one thing’s for sure: San Miguel makes an unforgettable impression.