Ana Tere & Niko

March 11 & 12, 2022. Our wedding will take place in Downtown Oaxaca, Mexico, and we hope you can join us for many days. Please RSVP here. Little kids are *very* welcome!

Friday March 11

Saturday March 12

Travel

Oaxaca airport is a short (25m) drive from downtown Oaxaca and receives international flights from Los Angeles, Dallas and Houston, as well as national flights from Mexico City, Querétaro, Guadalajara, Mérida and Monterrey. We think the state of Oaxaca is worth a trip all itself — with fabulous beaches, mountains, food and culture.

Accommodations

We have arranged for preferential rates with a number of hotels in downtown Oaxaca. There are also many lovely AirBNBs and other hotels we haven’t contracted with. If you do make reservations at the following hotels please do note that you’re participating in our wedding for a special rate (provide our names):

• Hotel Los Amantes
• Casa de la Sierra Azul
• Hotel Azul Oaxaca
• Hotel El Callejón
• Hotel Con Corazón
• NaNa Vida Hotel Boutique
• Parador de Alcalá
• El Callejón
• Hostal de la Noria
• Casa Abu
• Casa Vertiz
• City Centro Oaxaca
• Holiday Inn
• Casa Catrina
• Catrina de Alcalá
• Casa Antigua
• Escondido Oaxaca

Clothing & Dress

Oaxaca is warm in March — plan for hot days and cooler evenings. For the wedding ceremony you may want light fabrics and light colors.

Ladies, use comfortable shoes. If that complicates your outfit, we still suggest you bring a pair of comfortable shoes in which to dance all night.

Gifts

Your joining us all the way in Oaxaca is the best gift you could give us. That you can be with us is without a doubt what makes us happiest.
— For those who insist on more options, we’ve put together a registry on Zola.

Detailed Recommendations for Oaxaca

We’ve put together a map and list of recommendations in the City of Oaxaca including restaurants, bars and sights in the greater Oaxacan central plateau.

• Restaurants/Eateries: Pasillo del Humo, El Destilado, Lechoncito de Oro, Alfonsina, Boulenc, Itanoní, Casa Oaxaca, Los Danzantes, Pitiona, El Criollo
• Bars: Sabina Sabe, Pulqueria Mayahuel, Rooftop at Los Amantes Hotel
• Places to Visit In Town: Central Zocalo & Alameda de Leon & Cathedral, Santo Domingo Church, Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude, Textile Museum, Ex-convent of San Pablo, El Llano park, Macedonio Alcala Theather
• Places to Visit Out of Town: Monte Alban pre-Hispanic Ruins, Hierve el Agua, Mitle Archaelogical site, Tlacolulua de Matamoros (Sunday “tianguis” market), Los Amantes Distillery, Temple Tlacochahuaya, Jacobo y Maria Angeles Alebrije Sculpture Workshop, Artisan Villages of Oaxaca (Teotitlan del Valle, Tilcajete, Ocotlán de Morelos, etc)

Itineraries for Mexican Side Trips?

For those of you joining from outside of Mexico and looking to make a larger trip out of the wedding, we highly recommend:

• Mexico City — Roma & Condesa are great spots to stay — explore San Angel, Coyoacan, and Xochimilco, see the Antropologico and the historic center, maybe day-trip to Teotihuacan — good for ~3-5 days
• Oaxaca Coast towns of Carrizalillo (Puerto Escondido), Mazunte, Zipolite, San Agustinillo — good for ~2-4 days
• San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato are colonial gems in a beautiful agrarian state, add Queretaro and Dolores Hidalgo for more history — good for ~2-5 days
• Tulum, Chichen Itza, Coba, Merida — the Yucatan Peninsula and Quintana Roo are wonderful especially outside of the crowds of Cancun and Playa del Carmen — ~3-4 days
• Chiapas — Cañon del Sumidero, San Cristobal de las Casas, Cascadas Azules, and Palenque (a jungled Mayan city and temple complex) — ~3-5 days
• Nayarit and Jalisco Pacific coastline — Sayulita, Punta Mita and Cabo Corrientes — ~2-4 days