For Our Guests | Para Nuestros Invitados

Formal invitations will be shared later this summer. In the meantime, we've included as much information as possible here to help our guests plan ahead.

No RSVP is required at this time. The Save the Date is simply to help you mark your calendar and begin planning ahead. RSVP details will be included with the formal invitation.

We so wish we could celebrate with everyone's favourite people, but to keep our day intimate, we are only able to accommodate those guests named on your invitation. Your personal invitation will indicate whether a guest has been included. Thank you so much for understanding.

Formal attire. We've put together a little inspiration to help you plan your looks for each celebration.

Friday · Rompehielo / Icebreaker Wedding Day

Early May in Mexico City is warm and dry, with mid-70s°F / 24°C days and cooler evenings. We'd suggest a light layer for the night, and comfortable shoes for the city's walkable streets.

The ceremony will be held outdoors, with the celebration continuing indoors. We recommend dressing accordingly for a little time under the open sky.

We've planned a few celebrations across the weekend. You can find the full itinerary on our Wakeham Weekend page.

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Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), also known as Mexico City International Airport, is the main international airport serving Mexico City. It's the busiest airport in Mexico and Latin America, with nearly 22 million travellers passing through every year.

Travel time to Roma Norte from the airport is typically 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic.

Guests who prefer private transportation may arrange a driver or airport pickup service in advance.

If you don't pre-book transportation, we recommend requesting an Uber upon arrival, which is widely available and one of the easiest ways to travel from the airport into the city.

We recommend basing yourself in Roma Norte or Condesa, both walkable, beautiful, and just minutes from the venue and the weekend's events.

• Early May is warm and dry: mid-70s°F / 24°C by day, with cooler nights, so bring a light layer.
• Spanish is the primary language, but you'll hear plenty of English in Roma and Condesa.
• Stick to bottled water.
• Tip around 15–20%.
• Mexico City sits at 7,300 ft, so take it easy your first day.

• The currency is the Mexican peso (MXN). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but bring some cash for taxis, markets, and tips.
• We'd suggest getting pesos before you arrive. While the city is safe, we don't recommend withdrawing from ATMs around town.
• A card like Revolut is a great option too: it lets you hold and spend multiple currencies with low fees and good exchange rates, so it's worth setting up before the trip.