We grew up 7,000 miles (11,500 kilometres) away from each other. The odds were not in our favor, yet the universe had other plans. We've spent 5 beautiful years together in our favorite city on earth, and we can't wait to celebrate our love with you in one of our favorite countries!
meet us in mexico
April 2nd | Tonana Bar | 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Tequila & Tacos at Tonana Bar
Location: Rooftop Bar of Casa Hoyos, Mesones 14, Zona Centro
April 3rd | Casa Cien | 4pm – 1am
Celebrate with us as we say I do
April 4th | Casa Cien | From 3pm
Recover with us poolside. Bring your togs, swimsuit, swimwear, bathers, whatever you fancy calling it! Nibbles and a full bar provided (plus a Mexican ice cream cart)
San Miguel de Allende is a city that enchants everyone who visits — with its rose-pink cathedral, vibrant streets, and golden light, it's pure magic and we can't think of a better place to celebrate love.
Querétaro International Airport
The closest airport to San Miguel, roughly 1 hour by car. Smaller and calmer than Mexico City, QRO is served by a growing number of direct routes.
Easy to navigate and quick to get out of. This is the smoothest arrival experience.
Bajío International Airport (León/Guanajuato)
Also very close and well-connected, particularly useful if you find better flight options from your city (e.g. San Jose, Oakland). It's a comparable drive to San Miguel — around 1.5 hours — another easy, stress-free airport to arrive into.
Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juárez)
The largest hub with the most international connections, especially useful for guests coming from Australia, the UK, and other long-haul origins — or anyone who wants to tack on a few days in one of our favorite cities!
Give yourself at least 24 hours in CDMX — it's a world-class city and absolutely worth it.
Stay in Condesa or Roma Norte! 3.5 hour drive to San Miguel.
Most guests flying from the East Coast will find the best connections through Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Detroit or Mexico City.
Direct connections from Los Angeles to QRO and San Jose / Oakland to BJX via Volaris, VivaAerobus, and Aeromexico. MEX is also well-served.
Mexico City is your friend! MEX is the natural hub for long-haul international flights, and it's a wonderful reason to spend a day or two exploring the capital. We recommend you take the first bus or shuttle of the morning to beat the traffic.
Once you land, getting to San Miguel is straightforward. We recommend booking transfers in advance, especially around the wedding weekend when demand is high.
The most trusted and well-reviewed shuttle company in the region, run by a local San Miguel team. They serve all three airports — QRO, BJX, and MEX — and have been doing this for over ten years. Bilingual drivers, door-to-door service, a sign with your name in arrivals. They're prompt, professional, and genuinely lovely. Book via WhatsApp or their website well in advance. We used them on our trips!
Please use discount code GeorgiaJackWedding when booking to receive a discount.
If you're travelling in a group of 2 or more, a private car sometimes works out to be better value than individual shuttle seats. Several reliable operators run this route. Heros Transportation is well-regarded for the QRO run; or your hotel concierge can usually arrange a private car from any airport.
If you're coming from Mexico City, ETN and Primera Plus run comfortable, reliable first class buses between the city's Central del Norte bus terminal and San Miguel de Allende. It's a pleasant ride — reclining seats, air conditioning, and great scenery. Again: take the earliest departure to avoid traffic crawling out of the capital.
San Miguel is full of extraordinary places to stay. We've pulled together a range from iconic five-star properties to intimate boutiques, so there's something for every style and budget. We'd encourage you to book as early as possible; the best rooms go quickly, especially around event weekends.
Airbnb has a lot of great options — we'll include some here soon.
Lavanda Café
Callejón de Loreto 48-A, Zona Centro
Google MapsKi’bok Coffee
Diez de Sollano y Dávalos 25, Centro
Google MapsPanio
Relox 18 / Correo 29 (two locations), Zona Centro
Google MapsChocolates y Churros San Agustín
San Francisco 21, Zona Centro
Google MapsEl Manantial
Historic cantina since 1920 — try the octopus carpaccio.
Calle Barranca 78, La Palmita
Google MapsBaja Fish Taquito
Rooftop with great sunset views.
Mesones 11-B, Zona Centro
Google MapsLos Milagros
Get the molcajete to share — live music.
Salida Real a Querétaro 91
Google MapsTostévere
Tiny restaurant — make a reservation early.
Codo 4, Zona Centro
Google MapsLuna Rooftop
Best sunset views in SMA, at Pueblo Viejo.
Nemesio Diez 11 (Rosewood Hotel)
Google MapsATRIO
Spectacular views of the Parroquia.
Cuna de Allende 3
Google MapsSan Mezcal
100+ mezcal bottles — intimate spot.
Recreo 88, Zona Centro
Google MapsGixi Mezcalería
Oaxacan mezcal bar — DJ nights.
Cuna de Allende 11, Zona Centro
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Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel
We appreciate you making the trip and truly feel having you with us on our wedding day is the most meaningful gift we could ask for.
While we’re not expecting gifts, some have asked — if you do wish to contribute to our honeymoon fund, please click below.
View registryFormal attire is requested — dresses for women and suits for men. One practical note: San Miguel's cobblestone streets are beautiful but uneven, so block heels or wedges are your best friend.
We love your little ones, but our wedding will be an adults-only celebration.
April in San Miguel is about as good as weather gets. Warm, golden days around 85°F (30°C), crisp and starlit evenings around 52°F (11°C), and blue skies with barely a cloud in sight. Pack a light wrap for the evening and your sunglasses for everything else. The wedding will be outdoors.
Our guest list is lovingly but firmly set! Official invitations will be on their way later this year, and plus ones will be named on the invite itself. If they're not listed, we unfortunately aren't able to accommodate them.
Uber works at all the airports, in San Miguel and in Mexico City. It is a reasonable option if you're travelling solo and light.
Yes, and you absolutely should — Mexican street food is one of life's great pleasures. The city is well-established as a tourist destination and food hygiene standards are generally very good. The usual common-sense rules apply: look for busy stalls with high turnover, stick to freshly cooked food, and avoid anything that's been sitting out. We recommend Andy’s Taco Cart! Do NOT drink the tap water, however.
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Almost certainly not. The historic centro is wonderfully walkable — most of what you'll want to do, eat, and see is within a 15-minute stroll. Street parking is extremely limited and the cobblestone streets are best navigated on foot.
