

MARSHALL & SANTIAGO
DECEMBER 4, 2026
Venue: Colegio de las Vizcaínas
Address: Vizcaínas 21, Centro Histórico,
Cuauhtémoc, 06080, Mexico City
Parking: Available on-site


CEREMONY
6:30 pm
Dress Code: Black Tie
SIT DOWN DINNER FOLLOWED BY PARTY
8:00 pm
Adults Only

WHERE TO STAY
We have reserved a discounted block of rooms at the Four Seasons Hotel and Grand Fiesta Americana Hotel. Please reserve your rooms as soon as possible, before the room block fills up.β


FOUR SEASONS
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β βTo book your reservations, simply book online using the unique booking link below.
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Select Check Rates
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Enter the group dates December 3–6, 2026
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Enter the promotional code: 261203SMW
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Select the room category
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Complete the information and confirm. your reservation
βGroup dates: December 3–6, 2026
If you need to book up to 3 days before or after the specified dates, please contact our reservations department to check availability.
Please note that reservations must be made before the deadline October 19, 2026.

GRAND FIESTA AMERICANA
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β βTo book your reservations, simply book online using the unique booking link below.
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Select Check Rates
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Enter the group dates December 3–7, 2026
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Enter the promotional code: G1WW8Z@FBC
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Select the room category
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Complete the information and confirm your reservation
βGroup dates: December 3–7, 2026
You can also book your reservations by contacting Alondra Flores and mentioning Marshall & Santiago Wedding Block to receive the discounted rates.
TRANSPORTATION
Guests have the option to book event transportation with either a private car or a shared sprinter with other wedding guests.
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If you opt for shared transportation, please complete the "Shared Transportation" Google Form below.
Important: Completing the "Shared Transportation" form does not confirm your booking. The transportation company will contact you directly after you submit the form to finalize and process payment for your service.
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For private transportation, use the "Private Transportation" link below. This link will take you to a page where you can select your car service and make payment directly.

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