SEPTEMBER 8th, 2025
MEXICO CITY
Dear Family AND FRIENDS,
We are absolutely delighted that you’ll be joining us for this unforgettable celebration in Mexico City—Enrique’s hometown, and the place where we attended our first wedding together and decided we’d someday return for our own.
,We’ve gathered our family and dearest friends to share in the beauty, culture, and warmth (chaos too!) of Mexico City with us. The weekend will be full of love, laughter, and of course, tacos and tequila!
Thank you for traveling from near and far to be with us—we simply can’t wait to celebrate this milestone in our lives with each of you.
Con mucho cariño,
Rachel & Enrique
Welcome EVENT
Friday, November 7
Location: Coming Soon
Dress code : To follow
Religious Wedding
Saturday, November 8
Colegio de San Ignacio de Loyola Vizcaínas
Vizcaínas 21, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06080
Dress code : Formal
Torna Boda / Brunch
Sunday, November 9
Location: Coming Soon
Dress code : To follow
There will be transportation for all guests to take them to and from each event if staying in one of the recommended hotels. More details will be shared closer to the date.
We have various Hotels with preferential rates that we put at your disposal. However, there are plenty of other great options, reach out directly if you would like additional recommendations
Hotel Four Seasons Reforma
Address : Av. Paseo de la Reforma 500, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Phone: +52 55 5230 1818
Promo Code: 251106ERW
Hotel Hyatt Polanco
Address: Campos Elíseos 204, Polanco, Col. Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Phone: +52 55 5083 1234
Promo Code: G-RO98
Zócalo Capitalino and Historic Center
The vibrant heart of the city's cultural and political life, surrounded by centuries-old landmarks and bustling plazas. At the Zócalo, you’ll find the grand Metropolitan Cathedral, the ancient Templo Mayor ruins, and the National Palace with Diego Rivera's famous murals. Nearby, don't miss the iconic Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Postal Building a stunning blend of Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture.
Chapultepec Park and Paseo de la Reforma
Take a stroll through the gardens of the forest and finish by visiting Chapultepec Castle Exiting Chapultepec you'll find three must-visit museums: the Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of Anthropology, and the Tamayo Museum.
Coyoacán
Historic and bohemian neighborhood in Mexico City, known for its colonial architecture, lively plazas, and artistic heritage. Key sites to visit include the Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul), the tranquil Jardín Centenario, and the bustling Mercado de Coyoacán for authentic Mexican street food.
San Angel
An artistic enclave that blends colonial architecture with a bohemian flair, famous for its picturesque plazas and cultural heritage. Don't miss the San Ángel Inn Restaurant (Enrique’s dad's favorite Margarita), the Saturday art market at Plaza San Jacinto, and the stunning Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo.
Roma / Condesa
Trendy Mexico City neighborhoods known for their vibrant art scene, leafy streets, and eclectic mix of cafés and boutiques. Must-see spots include the iconic Parque México, the architectural gem Casa Lamm, and the charming Plaza Río de Janeiro with its famous David replica.
Breakfast
¨café y Pan Dulce¨
(Mexican coffee and pastries)
Lalo
Popular for brunch and famous for its homemade bread.
Lardo
Wide variety of options for breakfast and lunch.
Café Nin
Chic Café offering pastries, small plates, and sandwiches
Panaderia Rosetta
Coffee & pastry in a trendy place
El Minutito
Intimate coffee shop turns wine bar after dark
Gala Panaderia
Speakeasy bakery around the corner
from Lalo
Odette
Cozy Mexican/French Bakery & pastry shop in Condesa
Malcriado
Coffee shop, natural wine bar, and Meditteranean influenced dishes.
Mexican Lunch
(2pm to 5pm)
Ultramarinos Demar
Great place to enjoy seafood
Contramar
Famous for its lively atmosphere and Mexican inspired seafood.
Havre 77
A French bistro-style restaurant tucked away in a restored mansión in Juarez neigbhorhood
Pizzeria della Madonna
Cozy lunch or dinner spot for Neopolitan pizzas and salads
TACOS
El Parnita
Casual setting for drinks & tacos
Maizajo
All day standup taco joint
Gonzalitos
All day standup taco joint
Dinner
EM
A modern eatery in Polanco offering an innovative fusion of Mexican and international flavors in a chic, contemporary setting.
ERRE
Located in the heart of Roma, this stylish restaurant serves upscale Mexican cuisine with an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients.
Martínez
A sophisticated spot in the Roma neighborhood, known for its classic cocktails and a menu that highlights traditional Spanish dishes.
Rosetta
A beautiful restaurant in Roma housed in a former mansion, celebrated for its Italian-inspired dishes and an enchanting garden patio.
Máximo Bistro
A cozy, bistro-style restaurant in Roma, serving seasonal French-inspired cuisine with a focus on local ingredients.
La Docena
A vibrant seafood and oyster bar in Condesa, offering a lively atmosphere with fresh, coastal-inspired cuisine and artisanal cocktails.
Kill Bill Sushi
A quirky sushi spot in Roma Norte, combining Japanese flavors with playful, thematic decor inspired by the Tarantino film.
Pujol
A renowned fine dining restaurant in Polanco, celebrated for its inventive Mexican cuisine and meticulous presentation by Chef Enrique Olvera.
Bars and Drinks
Café de Nadie
Moody artsy bar in Roma Norte
Licorería Limantour
Stylish award-winning mixology cocktail bar in Roma Norte
686 Bar
Laid-back, intimate spot in the Juárez neighborhood
Tokyo Music Bar
A chic, vinyl-centered bar in Juárez
Loup
Elegant wine and cocktail bar in Condesa
Ticuchi
Experimental cocktail menu rooted in Mexican ingredients located in Polanco
Covadonga
Old-school cantina (historic dive bar) in Roma Norte, blending local tradition with a social, no-frills atmosphere.
Filomeno Gran Cantina
A stylish modern cantina in Roma Norte, blending traditional Mexican bar vibes with a contemporary twist
La Ópera
A historic bar in the city center, exuding old-world charm with its classic decor and a bullet-ridden ceiling
Teotihuacan Pyramid
(Outside Mexico City – Day Trip)
Archaeological site home to the iconic Pyramid of the Sun and Moon
Xochimilco
(Outskirts of the city – Half to Full day trip)
Experience the vibrant canals of Xochimilco, where you can float along colorful trajineras while enjoying mariachi music
Museum of Anthropology and THE Tamayo Museum
Antropología showcases Mexico's rich pre-Hispanic history and diverse indigenous cultures, while the Tamayo museum focuses on modern and contemporary international art, reflecting both Mexican and global perspectives.
Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo
An eclectic complex where two of Mexico's most iconic artists lived and worked. Explore their creative spaces, connected by a bridge, and gain insight into their personal and artistic lives.
Casa Luis Barragan
The home and studio of Mexico’s most renowned architect, recognized for his innovative use of light and bold colors, offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience a masterpiece of modern architecture.
Biblioteca Vasconcelos
A modern and expansive library known for its towering bookshelves and tranquil gardens.
Can I bring a plus one?
Absolutely! If you have a partner, significant other, or even someone special you'd like to invite, they are more than welcome. We just ask that you let us know their name when you RSVP so we can plan accordingly. Thank you!
Will you have a gift registry?
Your presence at our wedding, and the effort you make to celebrate with us, is truly the greatest gift. If you feel inclined to give something, we may share a registry or suggest a few charities close to our hearts as the date approaches. Your kindness means the world to us!
Are kids welcome?
For our special day, we have decided to keep the celebration adults-only. We truly appreciate your understanding and hope you can join us for an unforgettable evening.
Any tips to prepare for Mexico City?
The weather will resemble pleasant Spring temperatures, with cooler temperatures at night.
Mexico City is a bustling Metropolitan city (not a tropical destination), so dress comfortably and accordingly.
