Welcome! we’re so happy you’re here.
We feel incredibly grateful to celebrate this special moment surrounded by the people we love most.
Thank you for being part of our wedding in San Miguel de Allende.
Wedding Ceremony
19 September 2026
1:30 pm
Herencia de Allende
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Reception: Following the ceremony
Dress Code: Formal
Transportation
San Miguel does NOT have its own airport, so you must fly into a nearby city first.
Best airports to fly into:
- Querétaro Intercontinental Airport (QRO) – closest & easiest → ~1–1.5 hours to San Miguel Get a taxi or uber to drive you to San Miguel de Allende
- Mexico City International Airport (MEX) → ~3.5–4 hours away
If you fly into Mexico City:
Go to the North Bus Terminal (Terminal del Norte) taking an uber or taxi 20-30 min drive from the airport
Take a first-class coach to San Miguel (Primera Plus or ETN are good and very comfy picks) Travel time: ~4 hours
San Miguel de Allende is located approximately 3–4 hours from Mexico City and can be reached by private transportation or bus.
From Mexico City International Airport (AICM):
Guests may arrange a private shuttle directly to San Miguel de Allende for the most convenient and seamless experience.
Recommended private transportation services:
- Trip San Miguel
- Amexing Experience
- Victor Private Driver with cars and vans available (Speaks a little english)
Alternatively, guests may take a taxi or Uber to the North Bus Terminal (Terminal del Norte), where first-class coach services are available.
Bus service (highly recommended):
- ETN Turistar
https://www.etn.com.mx - Primera Plus
https://www.primeraplus.com.mx
These bus companies are very comfortable and reliable
Buses depart regularly from Terminal del Norte, with a travel time of approximately 4 hours. (Rome2Rio)
From Mexico City (City Center):
Buses depart frequently from the North Bus Terminal and provide a comfortable and reliable journey.
Bus service (highly recommended first-class coach):
- ETN Turistar
https://www.etn.com.mx - Primera Plus
https://www.primeraplus.com.mx
Private drivers and car services are also available for a more direct and flexible option.
PENDING
We recommend allowing extra time for traffic when traveling within Mexico City.
San Miguel de Allende is approximately 1–1.5 hours from Querétaro and is easily accessible by private transportation or bus.
From Querétaro International Airport (QRO):
Guests may arrange a private shuttle directly to San Miguel de Allende for the most convenient and seamless experience.
Recommended private transportation services:
Bus Services
Buses depart from Querétaro’s main bus terminal (Central de Autobuses de Querétaro 30 min from the airport) to San Miguel de Allende.
ETN Turistar
https://www.etn.com.mx
Primera Plus
https://www.primeraplus.com.mx
Taxis and ride services are also available from the airport, though we recommend arranging transportation in advance for a smoother arrival.
Travel time is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on traffic.
Taxi and ride services from Querétaro Airport to San Miguel de Allende are readily available.
Estimated cost ranges from approximately $1,000 to $1,400 MXN, depending on the service and time of day.
Travel time is about 1 to 1.5 hours.
Getting around San Miguel de Allende is simple and convenient.
Uber is available throughout the city, and local taxis can also be arranged through hotels or found in town.
Please allow extra time for transportation during weekends or busy hours.
The historic center is very walkable; however, comfortable footwear is recommended due to cobblestone streets.
Map / Locations
Ceremony and Reception
Saturday 19 th of September
1:30 PM
Hacienda Herencia de Allende
Carretera San Miguel de Allende a Dolores Hidalgo Km 5.7, 37893 San Miguel de Allende, Gto., México
DRESS CODE
Formal
We kindly ask gentlemen to wear suits with a shirt and tie (no linen).
Ladies are encouraged to wear long dresses or formal evening gowns. While San Miguel’s historic center features cobblestone streets, the wedding venue itself is well suited for walking in heels.
Evenings in San Miguel can be cool, so we recommend bringing a light wrap or jacket.
Weekend Itinerary
Coming Soon
Your Guide Around San Miguel Allende
Things to do
- Explore the Historic Center – Wander through the charming cobblestone streets, admire the colorful architecture, and visit the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.
- Visit Fábrica La Aurora – A beautifully restored factory now home to art galleries, studios, and local designers.
- Enjoy the Rooftops – Take in stunning sunset views while enjoying drinks or dinner at one of San Miguel’s many rooftop venues. Check Dining in San Miguel section.
- Shop Local Markets & Boutiques – Discover handmade goods, textiles, ceramics, and unique artisan pieces throughout the town. Find a wider selection at the traditional Mercado de Artesanias (Craft Market)
Breakfast & Brunch
Lavanda Café – a beloved spot for breakfast, known for its excellent coffee and fresh, flavorful dishes.
Cumpanio – a local favorite offering bakery, breakfast, and casual dining in a charming setting.
San Agustín Churrería – perfect for traditional churros and hot chocolate in a historic setting.
Dining
San Miguel de Allende offers an exceptional culinary scene. Some of our favorite spots include:
Atrio – our favorite restaurant, offering an exceptional dining experience with stunning views of the Parroquia and a refined, contemporary menu.
Aperi – an intimate and sophisticated dining experience, known for its contemporary tasting menus and beautifully presented dishes.
Quince Rooftop –ideal for a lively meal with views of the Parroquia, offering a mix of international cuisine and a vibrant atmosphere.
Moxi – located at Hotel Matilda, offering a modern take on Mexican cuisine in a stylish and elegant space.
The Restaurant –a charming and romantic setting with a seasonal menu and a blend of international influences.
La azotea – a lively rooftop with a relaxed vibe, great music, and a fun atmosphere for casual diner and drinks.
*We recommend making reservations in advance, especially on weekends.
Cocktails
Quince Rooftop – one of the most popular rooftops in San Miguel, known for its lively atmosphere, great music, and stunning views of the Parroquia, perfect for sunset and a more vibrant evening.
Luna Rooftop – a stunning rooftop at the Rosewood Hotel, offering panoramic views of the city and a refined atmosphere, perfect for sunset drinks.
Bekeb – located at Live Aqua Hotel, known for its creative cocktails and sophisticated ambiance.
Discover Mexico Through Food
Our dear friend Macarena has put together an incredible guide to help you discover and better understand Mexican cuisine and culture.
Filled with her personal recommendations, insights, and a touch of fun, it offers an introduction to the flavors, traditions, and stories that make Mexican food so special. She has also included some of her favorite spots and tips for Mexico City for those planning to visit.
Whether or not Mexico City is on your itinerary, we hope you’ll enjoy exploring this guide and that it makes you even more excited for your time in Mexico and for what’s to come.
Thank you Maka!
hotel RECOMMENDATIONS
For your convenience, we have curated a selection of recommended accommodations in San Miguel de Allende. We encourage guests to book early, as the city is a popular destination.
gIFTS
Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all.
For those who wish to honour us with a gift, a registry has been arranged at the link below, or a contribution towards our honeymoon would be sincerely appreciated.
Andrea Segura de Echavarri
BBVA
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Barclays
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Registry Coming Soon
Helpful Tips
To help you make the most of your trip, here are a few helpful things to know before you come to México:
Mexican Independence Day
Guests arriving before the wedding may experience Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations on September 15–16.
This is one of the most important holidays in Mexico, featuring festive gatherings, fireworks, music, and lively celebrations throughout the city.
Please note that these dates are considered a national holiday, so restaurants, transportation, and public areas may be busier than usual.
Currency
The local currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN). Credit cards are widely accepted in most shops and restaurants, though we recommend carrying cash for taxis, smaller purchases and tips.
Tipping
Tipping is customary in Mexico. In restaurants, 15% is standard, and small tips are appreciated for hotel staff and drivers.
Weather
September is part of the rainy season, with warm days and cooler evenings. Occasional afternoon or evening showers are common, so a light jacket or wrap is recommended.
Walking
The city is very walkable, but streets are cobblestoned. Comfortable footwear is highly recommended.
Transportation
Uber and taxis are readily available, though we suggest allowing extra time during busy periods and holiday dates.
Safety
San Miguel de Allende is considered a safe destination; however, as with any travel, we recommend being mindful of your belongings.
Language
Spanish is the primary language, though English is widely spoken in most restaurants, hotels, and shops.
Water
We recommend drinking bottled water during your stay water from the tap is not drinkable in México.