Days
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Wedding Weekend Itinerary
Games Night With Trophies
Thursday 17th October
5:30pm
Pool, darts and shuffleboard!
32 Cantera, Altozano, Juriquilla
Curry Night for the Gentleman
Friday 18th October
7pm
TBA
Ladies’ Social
Friday 18th October
7pm
TBA
Wedding Ceremony and Reception
Saturday 19th October
3pm
Quinta Mompani
Near Juriquilla, Querétaro
Games in the Park
Sunday 20th October
4pm
TBA
Wedding Day Schedule
Arrivals
Ceremony
Reception
Dinner
Dancing
Carriages
confirmation of attendance
Please Rsvp by August 1, 2024
Getting To Querétaro
Querétaro is a major city in the central Bajío region of Mexico. There are connections to all major cities in Mexico including the most well known beach resorts of Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos and Cancún (October is hurricane season in Cancún so we would like to discourage you from factoring it into your plans). There are international connections to the US via Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and San Diego (via Tijuana)
For most international guests it will be most convenient to connect via Mexico City. Unless you don’t plan to leave the airport in Mexico City, we would personally recommend considering the luxury coach service provided by ETN. Their buses are very clean and comfortable with plenty of legroom and there are some beautiful views of the mountains along the way
If you do plan on spending time in Mexico City, please contact us directly and we will be happy to provide you with recommendations
Renting a car is a possibility if you are feeling adventurous. Please be warned that Mexicans are rather competitive drivers. We would also like to warn against driving on the long highways at night. The parts of Mexico that we’ve mentioned on this website are generally safe but like most places around the world, they are reliably safer during the day
Where to stay
We have arranged a discounted rate for our guests at Fairfield Inn
If you desire to stay here, please make a reservation using the following link:
On the form there’s a box labelled as ‘nombre de la empresa’, please make sure to use the code
BODA DULCE Y ADAM
We also recommend the Ramada Encore by Wyndham, Querétaro
Nearby towns such as San Miguel De Allende and Peña de Bernal are possible options to base yourselves as well
Transportation Info
Shuttle transportation between the Fairfield Inn and Quinta Mompani will be arranged in both directions. Details to follow
Please note that there is no mobile/cell signal at the venue. If you intend to take a taxi home, please arrange one in advance
Things to do nearby
Santiago de Querétaro is a historic city and the capital of the state of Querétaro. The historic centre is worth checking out, including the famous 18th century aqueduct that is a strong part of the city’s identity
Our suburb of Juriquilla is home to the biggest shopping mall in Mexico, Antea
San Miguel De Allende is a “Pueblo Magico” or Magic Town is a picturesque, colonial town. There are countless fancy restaurants and rooftop bars. You could spend anything from an afternoon to a few days here. It is about a 50 minute drive from Juriquilla
Peña de Bernal is another beautiful Pueblo Magico situated at the base of a giant monolith. Recurring themes of these magic towns include quaint squares, excellent restaurants, great views and opportunities to buy souvenirs. Roughly a 1 hour drive from Juriquilla, you could spend up to a few days here also
Tequisquiapan is known for its cobblestone streets, artisanal crafts and local cheese. It’s a little smaller than the two suggestions above so you can easily see most of it within a day. 1 hour and 10 minutes drive away from Juriquilla, it’s worth stopping by at this little magic town that lays a claim to being the geographic centre of Mexico
Guanajuato is known for its spectacular colonial architecture, underground tunnels and historical significance to Mexican independence. It’s a little over a 2 hour drive from Juriquilla. There is a major airport here as well as Querétaro which may be useful if you are planning to make a longer trip around the centre of Mexico. San Miguel De Allende is directly on the way
Gifts
Your presence is the best gift possible, we are so grateful for all of our guests who will travel across Mexico and indeed the world to share our special day with us. Guests should not feel obligated to bring gifts, we have everything that we need in our new home. We are however planning our dream honeymoon to Japan and any contribution to our Japan fund would be greatly and humbly appreciated
We would love it if guests could bring beer mats from their hometowns or from their travels. Adam is planning to make a display on the ceiling of our basement as a long-term reminder of our wedding day. It would be awesome if you could write us a note or sign them!
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