The Religious Ceremony will take
place at the Maguen David
"SHAARE TEFILA" Abud Attie
Synagogue. At 2:00pm
Bosque de Sabinos 180,
Col. Bosques de las Lomas
The Reception and Banquet will be
held after the ceremony at
El "Jardin de los Secretos" located
at "Ex Convento Desierto de Los
Leones". At 3:30pm.
Carr. Mexico - Toluca 05050,
Cuajimalpa de Morelos,
05020 La Venta, CDMX
Dress Code: Formal Attire
Ubers, DiDi and Taxi cabs are available almost always, we reccomend using the UMD App - Uber Maguen David: which is a safer option which matches you with Jewish Drivers and can be booked in advance.
The app can be found and downloaded in the app store, or you can click the icon for a direct download link.
UMD TAXIThe Venue Location has limited reception / cellular signal, therefore there is no reception for Ubers or UMD's. We reccomend pre booking a ride back, or we will be offering tranportation from the venue to the Westin Hotel every 45 min, starting at 8:30 pm.
Please fill out transportation necesities.
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Please Rsvp Before April 1st.
Your presence at our wedding our greatest gift.
If you would like to contribute to the start of our
life together, we've included a few options below.
As many of you will be traveling to celebrate with
us, please know gifts are completely optional.
Where is the wedding?
The Banquet and Reception will be held at a remote location inside "El Desierto de Los Leones." Please note that there is none to very limited cellphone service — we recommend getting there via Uber. For the return, Uber won't be available, so we will be offering transport back to the Westin Santa Fe hotel. If needed, please reserve a spot here.
What should I wear?
The dress code for our wedding is formal attire. For women we recommend long or midi dresses; for men, a tux or a suit — whichever is preferred.
For the religious ceremony held in the synagogue, women are required to cover their shoulders. We recommend bringing a shawl, which can also be worn later in the evening in case it gets cooler at night.
