january 18TH, 2025

MEXICO CITY

Welcome to our wedding website—we’re so excited to celebrate with

you in Mexico City!

This city holds a special place in our hearts. We met at a wedding in

Scotland, and after nearly two years of long-distance, Jacqueline moved

to Mexico City in 2024. Now, we’re thrilled to invite you to a place we

both proudly call home.

We’re so looking forward to this very special weekend and hope you can

join us to celebrate our wedding. On this site, you’ll find all the

information you need to plan your trip. We also hope you’ll take some

time to explore Mexico and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, rich

history, and incredible cuisine that makes this city so special to us.

We can’t wait to share this unforgettable weekend with you!

Lunch / Welcome Party

Place: Entremar

Date: Friday January 17th

Time: 02:00pm – 8:00pm

Dress Code:

Smart Casual

Wedding Ceremony

Place: Parroquia Regina Coeli

Date: Saturday January 18th

Time: 5:45pm

Reception to Follow

Ex Convento de San Hipolito

Time: 07:00pm

Dress Code:

Black tie

Centro HistóRico (Downtown):

The historic center is full of must-see landmarks like Bellas Artes, the Cathedral, and the Edificio de Correos. It’s a lively area packed with history and culture, perfect for a day of exploring.

COYOACAN

A charming and colorful neighborhood with cobblestone streets, cozy cafes, and Frida Kahlo’s famous blue house. It’s a perfect spot to wander and soak up the relaxed vibe.

SAN ÁNGEL

SATURDAY BAZAR

This weekend market is filled with handmade crafts, art, and delicious snacks. It’s a relaxed and fun way to shop for something unique or just enjoy the atmosphere.

MUSEO DE ANTROPOLOGía

This museum is one of the best ways to learn about Mexico’s history and culture. If it’s your first time visiting the city, it’s an absolute must-see!

TEOTIHUACÁN

Just 45 minutes from the city, these ancient pyramids are incredible to visit. Climbing the Pyramid of the Sun is an unforgettable experience if you’re up for a little adventure.

XOCHIMILCO

Xochimilco is a one-of-a-kind experience! The canals and man-made islands were originally created by the Aztecs as a way to farm, and today it’s one of the most special places in Mexico City. The best way to visit is with Arca Tierra—they offer farm-to-table experiences and unforgettable sunrise boat trips with breakfast. They also grow produce for some of Mexico City’s top restaurants, including Pujol and Maximo Bistrot.

BOSQUE DECHAPULTEPEC

This massive park is a peaceful escape in the middle of the city. You can walk around, relax, or visit Chapultepec Castle for breathtaking views of Mexico City.

LUCHA LIBRE

For something totally different, check out a Lucha Libre wrestling match at Arena México. It’s loud, fun, and unlike anything you’ve seen before—a real part of Mexican culture.

LUIS BARRAGÁN

ARCHITECTURE TOURS

For architecture and design lovers, exploring the work of Luis Barragán is a must. As one of Mexico’s most influential architects, his homes and studios are masterpieces of color, light, and minimalist beauty. You can visit Casa Barragán, his former home and studio, or take a guided tour of his other works around the city.

Lalo (Roma Norte):

A breakfast spot by the owner of Maximo Bistrot. Get the Chilaquiles and French Toast!

Panadería Rosetta (Roma Norte):

Renowned bakery with amazing bread and pastries

Lardo (Condesa):

A chic eatery offering a range of breakfast options in a stylish setting

Café Nin (Juarez):

Cozy cafe with great coffee and breakfast options

lunch & dinner

Contramar (Roma Norte / Polanco):

Iconic seafood, restaurants known for their tuna tostadas and relaxed atmosphere

Mi Compa Chava (Roma Norte):

Fun, casual spot perfect for Sunday lunch with seafood specialties.

They don’t take reservations, so get there an hour before you want to eat

and walk around Roma while you wait

Rosetta (Roma Norte):

Elegant Italian-inspired dishes with a Mexican twist.

One of the best female chefs in the world

Meroma (Roma Norte):

Contemporary Mexican dishes with global influences

Botánico (Condesa):

Modern restaurant with a fun,

laid-back vibe

Azul Histórico (Downtown):

For a historic dining experience

San Ángel Inn (San Angel):

San Ángel Inn is perfect for a classic Mexican meal

FINE DINING

Pujol (Polanco):

World-renowned restaurant offering a modern take on

traditional Mexican cuisine

Quintonil (Polanco):

High-end Mexican cuisine with a focus on fresh,

local ingredients

Máximo Bistrot (Roma Norte):

Farm-to-table dining with fresh,

seasonal ingredients

Em (Roma Norte):

Cozy fine dining with a welcoming ambiance

Top Taco Spots:

Tacos Orinoco (Roma Norte/Polanco):

Popular spot for delicious,

hearty tacos

El Califa (multiple locations):

Classic taco joint with high-quality

ingredients and late-night hours

Polanco:

Upscale area with luxury shops and top-tier dining

Roma/Condesa/Juarez:

Trendy neighborhoods with a hip vibe, great eateries, cool art galleries, and fun nightlife

San Ángel / Coyoacán:

This historic and artsy area is perfect for daytime walks and lunch

Condesa/Roma:

Supra, Toledo Rooftop, Blanco Colima, Limantour, Departamento

Polanco:

Limantour

Downtown:

El Tenampa at Plaza Garibaldi for a traditional night with mariachi music

Perla Valtierra:

Gorgeous, handcrafted pottery that blends traditional

Mexican techniques with contemporary design. Perfect for finding a unique piece to take home

Xinu:

A sensory paradise with stunning perfumes and one of the most beautifully designed stores you'll ever visit. It’s an experience for both the eyes and the nose!

Metate:

A home goods haven full of one-of-a-kind finds. From artisanal kitchenware to decorative pieces, this shop has it all

Mesa Rosetta:

From the makers of the famed Panadería Rosetta, this shop offers beautiful tableware and kitchen items that blend functionality with style

Onora Home:

Textiles, ceramics, and home decor items that showcase

the best of Mexican craftsmanship. Sophisticated and timeless