We’re having an unplugged ceremony. Please keep phones and cameras away until the reception. We promise to share plenty of photos!

While children are welcome, we kindly ask that you limit the number of little ones attending, if possible. We completely understand if bringing them is necessary, but if you're able to arrange childcare, we hope this can be a fun night out for you to relax and celebrate with us!

Yes! Come hungry—our menu will include traditional Mexican flavors and an open bar to keep the party going.

We’re excited to incorporate special elements from a traditional Mexican wedding! You may see the lazo ceremony, where a symbolic rope or rosary is placed around us to represent our union, and the arras (coins), symbolizing prosperity, trust, and commitment. Get ready for lively music, delicious food, and lots of dancing. Including the money dance, where guests pin money to us as we dance to help fund our honeymoon. We’ll also be doing La Vibora de la Mar, a playful and energetic tradition where guests form a human tunnel and the couple tries to dodge their way through, all while holding hands. It’s chaotic, fun, and full of laughter.

Please join us in semi-formal or cocktail attire. Think festive, vibrant, and ready for a night of dancing under the stars! Our bridesmaids will be wearing soft blue, so we kindly ask guests to avoid wearing this color to help them stand out on our special day. Thank you!