NATALIA

&

GONZALO

OCTOBER 16, 2026

Mexico City

Nuestra historia

Nos conocimos un frio enero de 2023, nos citamos en un bar llamado ‘Gallito Inglés’, empezamos a hablar y sin pensarlo, transcurrieron las horas hasta que cerraron el lugar. Con ganas de conocernos más nos volvimos a citar, y esa fue la primera de muchas citas que nos llevaron a donde estamos hoy en día.

Alma Rosa

Vega Reyes

Dalai, tanto tiempo, tanto mundo, tanto espacio y nos conocimos, no hay otra explicación que ser obra de Dios, que él te tenía reservado para mí, eres el amor de mi vida y quiero estar contigo el resto de mis días.

DALAI EDOARDO

Granados Gutiérrez

Estoy completamente agradecido de que nos hayamos encontrado, de cada momento, risa y experiencia que hemos pasado el uno con el otro, gracias por enseñarme a amar sin miedo. Prometo cuidarte, reír contigo y caminar a tu lado todos los días.

With the blessing of God and

Our parents

&


Magdalena Santos
Milton Rosario

Parents of the bride

&


María del Rosario Hurtarte
Armando Abularach

Parents of the groom

With love and gratitude to our parents, who made everything possible.

And in the company of

Our Godparents

&


Iveliz Kock
Jose Betancourt Rosario

We are honored to have our padrinos stand with us, offering their guidance, support, and blessings as we begin this new chapter.

Days
Hours
Minutes
Seconds

For the big day

In every version of the story, it was always you.

Where and when?

We would love to see you there!

Religious Ceremony

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Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Pilar
(La Enseñanza)

Donceles 102, Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Mexico
Friday, October 16, 2026
03:00 PM

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The party

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Ex Convento de San Hipólito

Av. Hidalgo 107, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México
Friday, October 16, 2026
04:00 PM

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Ceremonia Religiosa

La Fiesta

Itinerario

Itinerario

Gift Registry

We know many of you are traveling to be with us, and that means the world to us.

Your presence is truly all we could ask for. 

For those who have kindly inquired, we’ve included a registry.

 

Mexico

Event number: 407549

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Guidelines

Para nosotros es importante que cumplas con las reglas que te dejamos a continuación.​

Adults only

This will be an adults-only celebration.

Punctuality

Please arrive on time so you don’t miss any part of the ceremony.

RSVP

Kindly RSVP by the date indicated so we may finalize arrangements. Responses not received by then will be considered a decline with love.

Dress Code

Black Tie.
Black Tie means very formal, elegant attire.
For women: long, floor-length dresses or gowns.
For men: a tuxedo or black suit only with a bow tie.
Think of this as a formal evening event—dressed up, polished, and timeless.
We kindly ask guests to avoid shades of magenta/fuchsia, as these tones will be reserved for the mother of the bride.
To help guide you, we’ve created a Pinterest style board with visual references:

Amenities

Parking

Valet parking will be available at the reception venue, Ex Convento de San Hipólito.
For the ceremony, self-parking is available nearby.

Transportation

Shuttle service will be provided from the ceremony to the reception venue following the ceremony.
If you plan to arrive at the ceremony via Uber, we recommend doing so, as transportation will be arranged for all guests to the reception afterward.

Welcome Cocktail

A cocktail reception will be held upon arrival at the reception venue.

Food & Beverage

Dinner and drinks will be served throughout the evening.
A vegetarian menu will be available. A separate questionnaire will follow to gather any dietary restrictions or allergies.

Weather considerations

Evenings in Mexico City in October can be chilly. We recommend bringing a light layer.

Coat check

Coat check will be available at the reception.

Special Notes

Most places in Mexico City accept credit cards, though carrying some pesos for tips, small purchases, convenience stores, and street vendors is always recommended.

Uber is widely used, safe, and generally the easiest way to move around the city. We highly recommend using Uber for transportation throughout the weekend.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will notice official taxi kiosks located inside the terminals. These are authorized airport taxis and are the safest and easiest option directly from the airport if you prefer not to request an Uber after landing.

Mexico City is a very large and vibrant city, and traffic can become quite heavy depending on the time of day. Please plan transportation times accordingly, especially when traveling between neighborhoods or heading to wedding events. What may look like a short distance on the map can sometimes take significantly longer than expected.

Many restaurants, salons, and local businesses communicate primarily through WhatsApp, which is often the easiest way to make reservations or contact vendors.

Mexico City sits at a high altitude, and some guests may feel mild effects such as fatigue, headaches, or dehydration during the first couple of days. Staying hydrated and taking it easy after arrival is highly recommended.

We recommend wearing comfortable shoes when exploring the city. Many neighborhoods, including Roma, Condesa, and Centro Histórico, are very walkable and feature uneven sidewalks and cobblestone streets.

Tap water in Mexico City is not recommended for drinking. Bottled or filtered water is widely available and provided by most hotels, restaurants, and Airbnb accommodations.

Mexico City is known for its incredible food culture, from fine dining restaurants to tacos al pastor on the street corner. We encourage guests to explore, eat well, and enjoy the city as much as possible during the wedding weekend.

Accommodation

Mexico City offers a wide range of exceptional hotels and Airbnbs for every style and preference. We recommend staying in Condesa, Roma, Polanco, or Centro Histórico for the best experience. For your convenience, we’ve secured special rates at the hotels listed below using our wedding code.

JW Marriott (Mexico City)

InterContinental Mexico City

Make Up & Hair

For guests interested in professional hair and makeup services during the wedding weekend, we are sharing a few recommended contacts below. Mexico City offers an incredible range of salons and beauty artists for every style and budget, and a quick Google search can also help you explore additional options nearby.

If you are interested in booking with any of our suggested artists, we highly recommend reaching out as early as possible to secure availability for the weekend. Additionally, many artists are able to travel directly to your hotel or accommodation if booked as a group, which can make coordination much easier. For guests getting ready individually, we recommend visiting one of the city’s many salons instead. Most salons and artists in Mexico City are also very easy to contact through WhatsApp for appointments and reservations.

Please note that for artists offering hotel or at-home services (“a domicilio”), a deposit is typically required to secure your reservation. If you do not have a Mexican bank account for transfers, many artists are accustomed to international clients, speak English, and often have U.S. accounts or alternative payment methods available.

In addition to Google, Natalia has personally used Fresha.com to discover local beauty professionals and salons throughout Mexico City.

Recommended artists

Ayra Make Up and Hair

Mariana Castillon

Bianca Renteria

Gaby Gallo

Foriu

Good Look Mexico

Recommended salons

The Dream Polanco Beauty Lounge

Glowbar Beauty House & Spa — Condesa

Believe Hair Salon

Hera Beauty Station — Condesa

Hashtag

Help us capture the night through your eyes—share your photos using:

#Bombis

RSVP

Will you join us?

Your RSVP means a lot to us. Please confirm your attendance for our big day.

Esperamos verte

Confirmar Asistencia

Tu confirmación es muy importante para nosotros, por favor, confirma tu asistencia a nuestra gran noche.

Special Notes

Most places in Mexico City accept credit cards, though carrying some pesos for tips, small purchases, convenience stores, and street vendors is always recommended.

Uber is widely used, safe, and generally the easiest way to move around the city. We highly recommend using Uber for transportation throughout the weekend.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will notice official taxi kiosks located inside the terminals. These are authorized airport taxis and are the safest and easiest option directly from the airport if you prefer not to request an Uber after landing.

Mexico City is a very large and vibrant city, and traffic can become quite heavy depending on the time of day. Please plan transportation times accordingly, especially when traveling between neighborhoods or heading to wedding events. What may look like a short distance on the map can sometimes take significantly longer than expected.

Many restaurants, salons, and local businesses communicate primarily through WhatsApp, which is often the easiest way to make reservations or contact vendors.

Mexico City sits at a high altitude, and some guests may feel mild effects such as fatigue, headaches, or dehydration during the first couple of days. Staying hydrated and taking it easy after arrival is highly recommended.

We recommend wearing comfortable shoes when exploring the city. Many neighborhoods, including Roma, Condesa, and Centro Histórico, are very walkable and feature uneven sidewalks and cobblestone streets.

Tap water in Mexico City is not recommended for drinking. Bottled or filtered water is widely available and provided by most hotels, restaurants, and Airbnb accommodations.

Mexico City is known for its incredible food culture, from fine dining restaurants to tacos al pastor on the street corner. We encourage guests to explore, eat well, and enjoy the city as much as possible during the wedding weekend.

Guidelines

It’s important to us that you follow the guidelines below:

Adults only

This will be an adults-only celebration.

Punctuality

Please arrive on time so you don’t miss any part of the ceremony.

RSVP

Kindly RSVP by the date indicated so we may finalize arrangements. Responses not received by then will be considered a decline with love.

Dress Code

Black Tie.
Black Tie means very formal, elegant attire.
For women: long, floor-length dresses or gowns.
For men: a tuxedo or black suit only with a bow tie.
Think of this as a formal evening event—dressed up, polished, and timeless.
We kindly ask guests to avoid shades of magenta/fuchsia and green, as these colors will be reserved for the mothers of the bride and groom.
To help guide you, we’ve created a Pinterest style board with visual references:

Amenities

Parking

Valet parking will be available at the reception venue, Ex Convento de San Hipólito.
For the ceremony, self-parking is available nearby.

Transportation

Transportation will be provided for guests between the ceremony and reception venues.
Pickup locations and timing will be shared soon. Please check back for updates!

Welcome Cocktail

A cocktail reception will be held upon arrival at the reception venue.

Food & Beverage

Dinner and drinks will be served throughout the evening.
A vegetarian menu will be available. A separate questionnaire will follow to gather any dietary restrictions or allergies.

Weather considerations

Evenings in Mexico City in October can be chilly. We recommend bringing a light layer.

Coat check

Coat check will be available at the reception.

Accommodation

Mexico City offers a wide range of exceptional hotels and Airbnbs for every style and preference. We recommend staying in Condesa, Roma, Polanco, or Centro Histórico for the best experience. For your convenience, we’ve secured special rates at the hotels listed below using our wedding code.

JW Marriott (Mexico City)

InterContinental Mexico City

Make Up
& Hair

For guests interested in professional hair and makeup services during the wedding weekend, we are sharing a few recommended contacts below. Mexico City offers an incredible range of salons and beauty artists for every style and budget, and a quick Google search can also help you explore additional options nearby.

If you are interested in booking with any of our suggested artists, we highly recommend reaching out as early as possible to secure availability for the weekend. Additionally, many artists are able to travel directly to your hotel or accommodation if booked as a group, which can make coordination much easier. For guests getting ready individually, we recommend visiting one of the city’s many salons instead. Most salons and artists in Mexico City are also very easy to contact through WhatsApp for appointments and reservations.

Please note that for artists offering hotel or at-home services (“a domicilio”), a deposit is typically required to secure your reservation. If you do not have a Mexican bank account for transfers, many artists are accustomed to international clients, speak English, and often have U.S. accounts or alternative payment methods available.

In addition to Google, Natalia has personally used Fresha.com to discover local beauty professionals and salons throughout Mexico City.

Recommended artists

Ayra Make Up and Hair

Mariana Castillon

Bianca Renteria

Gaby Gallo

Foriu

Good Look Mexico

Recommended salons

The Dream Polanco Beauty Lounge

Glowbar Beauty House & Spa — Condesa

Believe Hair Salon

Hera Beauty Station — Condesa