Join us for the wedding of
Saturday · April 10, 2027Mexico City, Mexico
El programa · Schedule
Arrive at 6:00 PM
Dress code
Festive cocktailBold color is welcome. Jackets and ties are optional, and personality is encouraged.
Ceremony at 5:00 PM
Dress code
Formal · garden inspiredRich, sophisticated tones: deep greens, warm neutrals, earthy hues. A gown, suit, tux, or formal jumpsuit, whatever feels most like you.
Cómo llegar · Travel
We have rooms held at the Andaz in Condesa, a short walk from Casa Grande.
The hotel
Rooftop pool
The roomsCondesa20 minutes on foot to Casa Grande, 5 by Uber
Questions? Write to hello@jeffandkit.com.
Fly into Mexico City International (MEX). It is the closest airport to Condesa, Roma, and Polanco. Felipe Ángeles (AIFA) is often cheaper but sits about an hour farther out. Book early: April includes Easter and the Semana Santa break, and flights across Mexico fill up.
Not staying at the Andaz? Casa Grande is in Condesa, a leafy, walkable neighborhood full of cafés and bars. Condesa, Roma Norte, and nearby Polanco are all a short Uber from the venue. The Friday cocktail is in the Centro Histórico, about half an hour away by Uber.
Mexico City sits at roughly 7,350 ft (2,240 m). You will feel the altitude. Drink plenty of water, take it easy on day one, and go slow on the mezcal until you have adjusted.
No need to rent a car. Uber and Didi are cheap, reliable, and far easier than street taxis. The metro works but gets crowded, so we recommend rideshare, especially at night.
Currency is the Mexican peso (MXN). Cards are accepted almost everywhere in Condesa, Roma, and Polanco. Carry some cash for markets, small cafés, and tips.
Spanish is the local language. English is widely understood in Condesa, Roma, and Polanco, and at most hotels and restaurants. With Uber or Didi you rarely need to speak with a driver at all.
You will need a valid passport. Most visitors do not need a visa for a short tourist stay, but check the requirements for your nationality well in advance.
Skip the tap water. Every hotel and restaurant provides bottled or filtered water, so stick to that.
Tipping (propina) is customary: 10 to 15 percent in restaurants, and a few pesos for bellhops and drivers. Cash tips are appreciated.
Preguntas · FAQ
Scan the code on your invitation, or go to jeffandkit.com/rsvp. Enter your first and last name, and we will take you to your party’s RSVP. You can come back the same way any time before January 15, 2027 to change your answer or your meal choice.
Plus-ones are by invitation only. If your invitation includes one, your RSVP page will say so and let you confirm it. You can add their name later if you do not know yet, but we do need their meal choice.
We love your little ones, but the celebration is adults-only. We hope every parent enjoys a night off.
The Welcome Cocktail is Friday, April 9. Arrive at 6:00 PM at the Club de Banqueros de México. The ceremony is Saturday, April 10 at 5:00 PM at Casa Grande, with dinner and dancing to follow.
Yes. We have rooms held at the Andaz Mexico City Condesa for the nights of Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10, a short walk from Casa Grande. The rate and booking details are under Travel.
Festive cocktail attire on Friday: colorful and polished, with bold color encouraged. Formal, garden-inspired attire on Saturday, in deep greens, warm neutrals, and earthy tones. Each event on the Schedule has a color palette to draw from.
No. Please do not plan to drive. Everything is a short Uber or Didi ride away, and nobody has to worry about getting home.
January 15, 2027. Because we are all travelling to Mexico City, we need the final count early. Please respond by then even if the answer is no.
