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MARSHALL & SANTIAGO

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2026

LOCATION

Venue: Colegio de las Vizcaínas

Address: Vizcaínas 21, Centro Histórico,

Cuauhtémoc, 06080, Mexico City

Parking: Available on-site

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CEREMONY

6:30 pm

Dress Code: Black Tie

SIT DOWN DINNER FOLLOWED BY PARTY

8:00 pm

Adults Only

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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.​

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FOUR SEASONS

  • ⁠​To book your reservations, simply book online using the unique booking link below.

  • Select Check Rates

  • Enter the group dates December 3–6, 2026

  • Enter the promotional code: 261203SMW

  • Select the room category

  • Complete the information and confirm. your reservation

​Group 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.

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GRAND FIESTA AMERICANA

  • ⁠​To book your reservations, simply book online using the unique booking link below.

  • Select Check Rates

  • Enter the group dates December 3–6, 2026

  • Enter the these codes: 

    • Group ID: FAGC

    • G1WAX1@FBC

  • Select the room category

  • Complete the information and confirm your reservation

​Group dates: December 3–6, 2026

You can also book your reservations by contacting Alondra Flores and mentioning Marshall & Santiago Wedding Block to receive the discounted rates.

GIFT REGISTRY

Thank you for sharing this day with us and being a part of our life's journey.

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all.

However, if you would like to contribute to our next adventure together,

our gift registry options are below.

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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Private Transportation
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RSVP

Click to fill the RSVP form

WELCOME COCKTAIL

Foreigners Only

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Appetizers + Beer + Wine

Location: TBD

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FAQ

    • Casa Virginia — Intimate Roma Norte restaurant by chef Mónica Patiño, known for French onion soup and shareable Mexican-French dishes in a charming, homey setting.

    • Barra de Fran — Popular Spanish tapas bar known for jamón, seafood, and a lively crowd.

    • Botánico — Garden-set restaurant and bar known for cocktails and a lively atmosphere.

    • Cantina del Bosque — Classic cantina near Chapultepec known for traditional Mexican dishes and drinks.

    • Contramar — Iconic seafood restaurant famous for its tuna tostadas and lively lunch scene.

    • El Califa — Beloved no-frills taquería known for simple, high-quality tacos.

    • Em — One-Michelin-starred restaurant from chef Lucho Martínez celebrating Mexican regional cooking.

    • Entremar — Contramar's sister seafood spot in Polanco, more casual and neighborhood-feeling.

    • Er Rre — Cozy Polanco bistro serving Mediterranean- and French-inspired dishes.

    • Esquina Común — One-Michelin-starred restaurant known for creative, ingredient-focused Mexican dishes.

    • Expendio de Maíz — Cash-only, no-menu Michelin-starred spot centered on handmade corn dishes.

    • Gaba — One-Michelin-starred restaurant newly recognized in the 2026 guideHugo — Relaxed lunch spot and wine bar with a seasonal, produce-driven menu.

    • Hunan — Chinese restaurant known for Hunan-style dishes.

    • La Once Mil — One-Michelin-starred restaurant newly recognized in the 2026 guide.

    • L'Entrecôte — French bistro specializing in steak-frites.

    • Malix — Polanco bistro blending Mexican and global flavors with a seasonal, sustainable menu.

    • Martínez (Roma) — Buzzy Roma Norte spot from chef Lucho Martínez, known for steak frites and gnocchi.

    • Masala y Maíz — Michelin-starred restaurant blending Indian, African, and Mexican flavors.

    • Máximo — Michelin-starred bistro from chef Eduardo García focused on local, seasonal ingredients.

    • Órbita — Popular breakfast and brunch spot.

    • Outline — Roma Norte draft-cocktail bar with a diner-style Mexican menu.

    • Pujol — Two-Michelin-starred flagship of chef Enrique Olvera, famous for its aged mole madre.

    • Quintonil — Two-Michelin-starred restaurant highlighting Mexican ingredients with a modern touch.

    • Rosetta — Michelin-starred Italian restaurant in a Roma Norte mansion, known for handmade pasta.

    • Roxy — Beloved ice cream and nieves shop.

    • San Ángel Inn — Historic hacienda restaurant in San Ángel, famous for its margaritas and gardens.

    • Ticuchi — Intimate Oaxacan restaurant from chef Alejandro Ruiz inside a Polanco home.

    • Ultramarinos de Fran — Sister restaurant to Barra de Fran, offering lighter Spanish fare.Where we got engaged!

    • Ultramarinos (Roma) — Roma Norte outpost of the Ultramarinos de Fran concept.

    • AGO Projects — Design-focused gallery highlighting Latin American furniture and collectible design.

    • Galería Lopez Quiroga — Long-established gallery representing major modern and contemporary Mexican artists.

    • Galería OMR — Prominent contemporary art gallery in Roma showing Mexican and international artists.

    • GAM — Contemporary art gallery showing Mexican and Latin American artists.

    • Kurimanzutto — One of Mexico City's leading contemporary galleries, representing top international artists.

    • LABOR — Contemporary gallery known for conceptual and politically engaged work.

    • Lago Algo — Cultural and exhibition space on Chapultepec Lake showing contemporary art.

    • LS Galería — Contemporary art gallery in Mexico City.

    • Mariane Ibrahim — International gallery spotlighting contemporary artists from the African diaspora.

    • Mascota — Emerging contemporary art gallery in Mexico City.

    • MASA — Design gallery showcasing contemporary Mexican and Latin American design objects.

    • Proyectos Monclova — Contemporary art gallery representing established and emerging Mexican and international artists.

    • Studio Bosco Sodi — Studio and exhibition space of renowned Mexican artist Bosco Sodi.

    • Travesía Cuatro — International contemporary art gallery with roots in Spain and a Mexico City outpost.

    • Acuario Inbursa — Large aquarium in Nuevo Polanco with sharks, penguins, and thousands of marine species.

    • Bazar Sábado (San Ángel) — Beloved Saturday-only art and crafts market in the colonial Plaza San Jacinto.

    • Biblioteca Vasconcelos — Striking modern "megalibrary" known for its dramatic floating bookshelves.

    • Bosque de Chapultepec — Sprawling city park with lakes, museums, and the castle at its peak.

    • Casa Barragán — Former home and studio of architect Luis Barragán, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

    • Casa Gilardi — Barragán-designed house famous for its vivid colors and indoor pool.

    • Castillo de Chapultepec — Historic hilltop castle with sweeping views and a museum of Mexican history.

    • Cuadra San Cristóbal — Barragán-designed equestrian estate known for its pink walls and reflecting pools.

    • Desierto de los Leones (hiking trails) — Forested national park west of the city with hiking trails and an old monastery.

    • Mercado de Jamaica — Massive flower market with an overwhelming variety of blooms and produce.

    • Mercado de la Lagunilla — Sprawling Sunday flea market known for antiques, vintage finds, and street food.

    • Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo — Preserved twin studio-homes of Rivera and Kahlo in San Ángel.

    • Museo de Arte Moderno (MAM) — Modern art museum with works by Frida Kahlo, Rivera, and Tamayo.

    • Museo Dolores Olmedo — Hacienda-turned-museum with the largest collection of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera works.

    • Museo Franz Mayer — Decorative arts museum with an extensive collection of colonial-era design and textiles.

    • Museo Jumex — Contemporary art museum with a rotating program of international exhibitions.

    • Museo Nacional de Antropología — World-renowned museum of Mexico's pre-Hispanic cultures, including the Aztec Sun Stone.

    • Museo Tamayo — Contemporary art museum founded by painter Rufino Tamayo, known for major touring exhibitions.

    • Museo Templo Mayor — Museum built around the excavated ruins of the main Aztec temple.

    • Palacio de Bellas Artes — Iconic cultural palace famous for its murals by Rivera, Siqueiros, and Orozco.

    • Parque Aztlán — Nostalgic amusement park in Chapultepec with classic rides.

    • Paseo de la Reforma (Sunday cyclovía) — Closed to cars on Sundays until 2 PM, when the avenue fills with cyclists and runners.

    • Pyramids of Teotihuacán — Ancient city just outside Mexico City, home to the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon.

    • Six Flags México — Large amusement park with roller coasters and family attractions.

    • Tlalpan (weekend neighborhood dance) — Charming colonial neighborhood known for weekend plaza dancing and churros.

    • Xochimilco — Historic canal district known for colorful trajinera boat rides.

    • Zócalo — The historic main square, framed by the Metropolitan Cathedral and National Palace.

  • Polanco

    • Librería Castelar — Speakeasy hidden behind a secret bookshelf, with classic cocktails and vinyl DJ sets.

    • Ticuchi — Sculptural stone mezcal and tequila bar from chef Enrique Olvera (Pujol).

    • Franz — New Polanco bar built around a real tree trunk growing through the seating area;classic cocktails, no club energy.

    • ololo — Stylish Polanco cocktail spot favored by the same crowd as Franz and Bar Mauro.

    Roma

    • Licorería Limantour — Art deco cocktail institution and a perennial World's 50 Best Bars name.

    • Tlecān — Ritual-inspired mezcalería with a dark, candlelit interior; ranked among North America's top bars.

    • Bar Mauro — Stylish Italian-inspired cocktail bar from Limantour alumni.

    • Rayo — Avant-garde agave-spirit bar in a historic mansion; a World's 50 Best regular.

    • Despacho Margarita — Tequila and mezcal bottle shop doubling as a stylish margarita bar.

    Juárez

    • Handshake Speakeasy — Art Deco speakeasy behind an unmarked door; ranked No. 2 in The World's 50 Best Bars 2025 and No. 1 in North America.

    • Hanky Panky — Mexico City's original speakeasy, known for travel-inspired cocktails and an undisclosed entrance.

    Condesa

    • Roca — Audiophile cocktail bar with a custom sound system, curated playlists, and DJ sets nightly.

    • Baltra Bar — Intimate cocktail bar from the Limantour team; a World's 50 Best Bars regular.

    • Gin Gin Condesa Kitchen Bar — Refined gin-focused bar with over 50 international labels and elevated food.

    • La Clandestina — Bohemian mezcal bar with live music and an intimate, storied atmosphere.

  • Polanco

    • Café Drama — Immersive "emotional hub" club with live music, karaoke, and a secret door. Wed–Sat, 6 PM–2 AM.

    Lomas 

    • Alma Club — Surreal, art-driven nightclub blending music and immersive design. Live DJ every Saturday.

    • Salón Gardenia — Energetic antro-bar known for its celebrated drag show, Friday and Saturday nights.

    Roma 

    • DACOPA — Retrofuturist terrace bar built around a portal-shaped centerpiece, with draft cocktails and a Funktion-One sound system. Open Wed–Sat, 5 PM onward.

    • LooLoo Studio — Intimate club with immersive architectural design and underground electronic curation.

    • Departamento Studio Bar — Reference point for techno and house, known for after-hours sets.

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