10.02.2026
Schedule of events
Here is the schedule of events for our wedding weekend. We can't wait to celebrate with you!
October 1st
We will be hosting a welcome party and callejoneada (a traditional Mexican wedding parade) in downtown San Miguel de Allende for all wedding guests to attend.
We’ll begin our celebration with the callejoneada at 5:30pm at Parque Juárez. Please meet at the entrance to the park on the corner of Aldama & Diezmo Viejo Street. The parade will be approximately 45 minutes of walking, so please take note of this prior to joining.
We'll parade through the cobblestone streets with live music, dancing, and plenty of celebration before making our way to Terraza Trinitate where the welcome party will officially begin!
If you are unable to join us for the calleoneada, please join us at Terraza Trinitate at 6:15pm for drinks, tacos, and chit-chat to kick off our wedding weekend.
Please see Q+A section below for more details on what to wear.
October 2nd
Please join us for an evening of celebration at Rancho las Sabinas! We will be providing shuttles for guests from downtown San Miguel to the wedding venue. The ceremony will begin at 4:30pm followed by a reception.
Please see Q+A section below for more details on transportation and what to wear.
Flying to San Miguel de Allende
There are two cities you can fly into: Leon (BJX: Bajio International Airport) or Queretaro (QRO: Queretaro International Airport). When shopping for flights, we recommend you look into both BJX and QRO.
Leon and Queretaro are both a 90-minute shuttle drive to San Miguel’s City Center.
Once your flights are booked, be sure to schedule your shuttle service to/from the airport.
Shuttle services to San Miguel: Bajiogo recommended by our wedding planner.
Staying in San Miguel de Allende
We do not have a hotel block, but there are a number of wonderful hotels and rentals in the area. The key is to stay in "Zona Centro" for walkability and ease. Here is a starter list of recommended places to stay:
AirBnB
Hotels
- Casa 1810 - We recommend staying at the Centro location as that is in center of downtown San Miguel. They also have an amaing rooftop bar.
- Live Aqua - Recommended by our wedding planner and also in the Michelin Guide!
- Numu by Hyatt - A Hyatt collection hotel in Zone Centro. Recommended by our wedding planner. We personally stayed here and loved it!
- Rosewood San Miguel - A pricier hotel option for anyone interested. An amazing property with many great amenities.
- Casa de Sierra Nevada - This is another more expensive hotel option recommend by our wedding planner.
General travel tips
San Miguel is small enough that you can walk most anywhere, but cabs are plentiful and there is a fixed rate of about 4 dollars no matter where you go in the city. There is also Uber in San Miguel.
Because of the ease of getting around and very limited parking, we HIGHLY discourage renting a car.
Q+A
Do I get a plus one?
Due to limited capacity, we can only accommodate guests who are formally invited. If you've received a plus one, they will be specifically addressed within the invitation. Otherwise, we ask that only the named people on the invitation join us.
We appreciate your understanding!
Do you have a hotel block?
We do not have a hotel block for guests. There are over 200 hotels and AirBnBs around the city. We encourage invited guests to visit the travel page for our recommended hotels and AirBnBs around San Miguel.
What time should I fly in?
There will be a welcome parade and cocktail party on Thursday evening open to all at 4:30 PM. If you wish to attend, please arrive on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. Otherwise, Friday morning is great as the wedding will be Friday afternoon at 4:30pm.
Be mindful that there is not an airport in San Miguel and it is a 1.5 hour drive from the nearest airports.
Are children invited?
As much as we love your little ones, our wedding is exclusively for adults.
Will transportation be provided to any of the wedding events?
We will be providing transportation to the wedding on October 2nd. There will be a pickup spot in downtown San Miguel for all guests to hop onto sprinter vans and head to the wedding venue. All RSVPd guests will receive an email with more information about exact pickup times and location for Friday afternoon transportation.
We will not be providing transportation to the welcome party; however, it will be in downtown San Miguel which is very accessible via walking, uber, or taxi.
What is the dress code of the wedding welcome party?
Inspired by the vibrant colors and beautiful florals of San Miguel, we invite you to wear color and have fun with your look. Women: formal cocktail dresses, dressy jumpsuits, sleek separates. Men: suit and jacket, no tie. Please no shorts or sandals.
If you are attending the calljoneada (traditional Mexican wedding parade) prior to the welcome party, we strongly recommend women not to wear high heels, as the streets are cobblestone and very uneven.
What is the dress code of the wedding?
This event is black tie optional. Women: formal floor-length dresses—black and color dresses are both welcome. Men: tuxedos are encouraged but not required. A dark suit and tie is perfect.
We have created a pinterest board here for some inspiration in case you are unsure what to wear.
Do you have a registry?
Your presence is your gift! But if you would like to give us a gift, please see our Knot registry here and Heath Ceramics registry here.