FAQs
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Is there a dress code?
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The dress code for the Welcome Parade & Party is colorful cocktail. Please do not wear heels to the wedding parade as there are cobblestone streets. The dress code for the ceremony and reception is black tie optional. Please wear a suit, tuxedo, formal evening gown, or separates. See the outfit guides above or reach out to Maggie or Zach for copies!
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How will I get to and from the wedding venue?
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Guests will need to find their own transportation to the venue. Taxis and Ubers are readily available throughout downtown San Miguel de Allende. Please allot 30 minutes to get to the venue due to potential traffic. We will be providing shuttles back to downtown San Miguel at the following times: 10:30pm, 11:30pm, 12am, 1am.
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What travel documentation do I need for Mexico?
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Please make sure that you have an updated passport that does not expire before 10/1/2025. Many times you will not be able to travel outside of the country if your passport expires within 6 months of your trip. Passports can take up to 3 months to receive. To be safe, we recommend applying for, or renewing, your passport no later than December 1, 2024. To get or renew a passport, please copy and paste the link below into your browser: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiAtOmsBhCnARIsAGPa5yYHHquxWJ1weluF7h8pFRiRO-sCX-I9IGe-hMJW7B-sbP2sK_zzQjAaAl0OEALw_wcB
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP by February 1st so we can provide an accurate headcount to our wonderful vendors!
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Do I need cash in San Miguel?
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We recommend bringing cash or taking out pesos in the numerous ATMs around San Miguel. The taxis in San Miguel are cash only and several restaurants and shops only take cash.
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What kind of weather should I expect in March?
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The average temperature in San Miguel de Allende in March for a typical day ranges from a low of 51°F to a high of 84°F. Some would describe it as warm days and nights with a gentle breeze.
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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Please arrive to Casa Adela for the ceremony at 3:30pm! If you are coming from downtown San Miguel de Allende we recommend leaving at around 3:00pm, but please check traffic.
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CAN WE TAKE PICTURES DURING THE CEREMONY?
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Please keep your phone away during the ceremony. People taking pictures with phones can get in the shots of the photographer. We will be sharing the photos taken during the ceremony with our guests at a later date.
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WHERE ARE YOU REGISTERED?
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We are registered on Zola.com which is this website. Go to the "Registry" section on this website and you will be able to see the gifts we registered for. You will also be able to order them from the website.
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ARE THE RECEPTION AND CEREMONY INDOORS?
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No, the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception will all take place outdoors.
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Are kids welcome?
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Due to guest number restrictions, we are only able to extend the invite to the children of close family/our wedding party. Please refer to your invitation to determine if your children are invited.
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I do not speak Spanish. Will this be an issue?
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While Spanish is the national language of Mexico, nearly everyone in San Miguel speaks some English. Most tours and services are offered in both languages, and you shouldn't have too much trouble finding someone who can speak English should you need some help. Of course we recommend having Google Translate downloaded on your phone ahead of the trip.
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How Do I Get Around San Miguel de Allende?
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By foot is the easiest way to get around San Miguel de Allende. The whole city itself is walkable and you don’t need a car to explore. That said, Uber or taxis are readily available to get you around the city if in a hurry. Uber is very reliable, taxis will require cash.
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I need to get some work done while in town. Do you have any recommendations?
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There is a Starbucks on the main town square that has fantastic wifi and a lot of seating. We recommend going there to do work as many of the cafes around town have weak wifi connections.