Join us for the wedding of

Jeff & Kit

April 10, 2027 Mexico City, Mexico

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El programa · Schedule

Two days beneath the canopy

Primero · 01

Welcome Cocktail

Where
Venue to be announced — Mexico City
The plan
A relaxed welcome cocktail the night before — drinks, music, and a chance to say hello before the big day. Venue and start time to be announced. Cocktail attire.
Y luego · 02

Wedding Day

Where
Casa Grande — Fernando Montes de Oca 126, Colonia Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Ciudad de México, CDMX
The plan
Ceremony, followed by hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and dancing — all at Casa Grande. Start time to be announced. A plated dinner is served — please choose your entrée in the RSVP. Formal attire.

Cómo llegar · Travel

Travel & Logistics (CDMX)

Airports & flights

Fly into Mexico City International (MEX) — closest to Condesa/Roma/Polanco. Felipe Ángeles (AIFA) is a cheaper alternative but ~1 hour farther out. Book early — April includes the Easter / Semana Santa break, a busy travel period across Mexico.

Where to stay

Casa Grande is in Condesa — leafy, walkable, full of cafés and bars. We recommend staying in Condesa, Roma Norte, or nearby Polanco; all are a short Uber from the venue.

Altitude heads-up

Mexico City sits at roughly 7,350 ft (2,240 m). The altitude is real — hydrate, take it easy on day one, and go gently on the mezcal until you have adjusted.

Getting around

This is a destination wedding — no need to rent a car or drive. Uber and Didi work great, are inexpensive, and are far easier than street taxis. The metro is cheap but crowded; rideshare is our recommendation, especially in the evenings.

Money

Currency is the Mexican peso (MXN). Cards are widely accepted in Condesa, Roma, and Polanco, but carry some cash for markets, small cafés, and tips.

Language

Spanish is the local language, but English is widely understood in Condesa, Roma, and Polanco and at most hotels and restaurants. With Uber/Didi you rarely need Spanish with a driver. A friendly "gracias" and "por favor" go a long way.

Documents & passport

You will need a valid passport. Most visitors do not need a visa for short tourism — but please check your visa requirements for your nationality well in advance.

Tap water

Skip the tap water — stick to bottled or filtered water, which every hotel and restaurant provides. A good caution to avoid an upset stomach.

Tipping

Tipping (propina) is customary: 10–15% in restaurants, a few pesos for bellhops and drivers. Cash tips are appreciated.

Qué llevar · Attire

Attire — What to Pack

Welcome Cocktail

Cocktail attire — wear what makes you feel great: a cocktail dress, a suit, a sport coat and slacks, or a jumpsuit. April days in CDMX are warm and bright, but evenings cool off (lows around 12 °C / 54 °F), so bring a light layer for after sunset.

  • Cocktail attire — dress, suit, sport coat, or jumpsuit
  • A light jacket or wrap for the evening
  • Comfortable shoes for a night out

Wedding Day

Formal attire — a gown, suit, tux, or formal jumpsuit, whatever feels most you. Casa Grande has indoor and open-air spaces; April days are warm and sunny and nights turn cool.

  • Formal outfit — gown, suit, tux, or jumpsuit
  • A wrap or jacket for the cool evening
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses & a hat — UV is intense at altitude during the day

Preguntas · FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I RSVP?

Click RSVP, search the name your invitation was addressed to, find your party, and respond by the deadline. You can return to the same link any time before the deadline to change your answer or meal choice.

Can I bring a plus-one?

Plus-ones are by invitation only and are noted on your personalized RSVP page. If you're allowed a +1, you'll be able to add their name there.

Are kids invited? Is this adults-only?

We love your little ones, but our celebration is adults-only. We hope this gives every parent a relaxing night off.

What time do things start?

Start times for the Welcome Cocktail (April 9) and the Wedding Day (April 10) will be announced soon — we'll post them here and on your invitation.

Should I rent a car or worry about parking?

No need — please don't plan to drive. It's a destination wedding, everything is a short Uber or Didi away, and that means no one has to worry about getting home.

What is the deadline to RSVP?

We'll post the RSVP deadline here and on your invitation soon — please keep an eye out and respond once it's announced.