What is a Destination Wedding?
A destination wedding refers to a wedding planned in a city where neither the bride nor the groom live. Most of the time it´s planned in a so consider vacation spot, picked by the couple, where they believe their guests would enjoy a get-away weekend, when attending the wedding. All the activities would certainly create a unique and unforgettable trip for all of them.
Nowadays, some of the most popular cities in Mexico to hold a destination wedding are: Queretaro and San Miguel de Allende, both located only three hours from Mexico City (CDMX).
Our wedding planning service includes:
- Site inspection
- Vendors selection
- Wedding decoration project
- Coordination of the wedding processional order
- Guest transportation
- Organization of rehearsal dinner
- Personal assistance for the bride
- Timeline of the event (minute by minute)
- Organization of cocktail party prior to the wedding or Sunday brunch
- RSVP Service (mailing, texting and direct calls to Mexico, U.S., Canada and Europe – English spoken)
- Organization and coordination of Mexican Wedding Parade “callejoneada”
- Customized Mexican goodie bags
- Coordination of local tours (thermal waters, art galleries, wineries and vineyards etc)
Destination weddings in Queretaro
- City located 180 kms. CDMX.
- It has a Baroque and colonial style and is a World Heritage Site since 1996.
- This state offers different sites of interests like: vineyards, artisan cheese producers and breweries.
- It has one of the best hotel infrastructures in the central part of Mexico. Querétaro is well knows for its amazing original Haciendas.
- Querétaro Intercontinental Airport is located 25 minutes from downtown Querétaro. It has direct flights from Dallas, Houston, Monterrey, Cancun, Tijuana, Los Angeles, Chicago, CDMX and many other cities.
- Today, many couples choose Queretaro as the city to carry out their destination wedding due to its magnificent location, beautiful architecture and history. This city was a fundamental part of the process of independence of Mexico back in 1810.
