October 17, 2026
Puebla, México
Marriage has been so good that we decided to do it again!
The Celebration
Welcome Party
7:00 PM – Late
Join us for a casual welcome gathering at Cervecería Cholula.
Cervecería Cholula
Puebla, México
Ceremony
4:00 PM
Museo San Pedro de Arte
4 Norte 203, Centro Histórico
Puebla de Zaragoza, México
Celebration
6:00 PM – Late
Museo San Pedro de Arte
4 Norte 203, Centro Histórico
Puebla de Zaragoza, México
Anthony & Daniela
October 17, 2026 · Puebla, México
Will You Join Us?
We would be deeply honored to celebrate this day with you. Please let us know if you'll be joining us in Puebla.
Kindly respond by August 1, 2026
Gift Registries
Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift of all. For those who wish to celebrate with something additional, we leave some options:
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Getting There
We are so excited to celebrate with you! Since many of our guests will be traveling internationally, here are the easiest ways to get to Puebla.
Option 1: Fly Directly to Puebla (PBC)
You can fly directly into Hermanos Serdán International Airport (PBC) in Puebla. Once you arrive, you can easily take an Uber to your hotel.
Nonstop from Newark (EWR)
There is a nonstop flight from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Puebla (PBC) operated by Volaris. This is a new route with flights departing Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
From JFK via Cancun
A comfortable option is flying JFK → Cancun → Puebla (PBC). Cancun's airport is easy to navigate and this tends to be a smooth connection.
From JFK via Houston
You can also fly JFK → Houston → Puebla (PBC).
Option 2: Fly to Mexico City (CDMX)
Another very common option is flying into Mexico City International Airport (AICM). No matter where you're departing from, it's usually easy to find frequent flights here. Airlines that fly directly from JFK to Mexico City include Delta, Aeroméxico, VivaAerobus, and American Airlines.
Bus from Mexico City to Puebla
Once you arrive at AICM, we recommend taking a 2.5-hour bus ride to Puebla. Buses depart directly from Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 and arrive at Terminal Paseo Destino in Puebla. The two main bus companies are ADO and Estrella Roja, with multiple departures every hour. Tickets typically cost around $25 USD.
Our wedding will take place at the Museo San Pedro de Arte, located in Puebla's beautiful Centro Histórico. We recommend staying in or near the historic center, where you'll be close to restaurants, museums, and many of the city's main attractions. In addition to these options, we encourage guests to explore Airbnb, especially if you're traveling with a group or looking for a longer stay.
Luxury · Centro Histórico
Exceptional luxury hotel in a beautifully restored 19th-century building. Steps from the venue, stunning rooftop pool, and award-winning spa. #1 hotel in Puebla on TripAdvisor.
Visit WebsiteDesign Boutique · Centro Histórico
A 19th-century water purification plant transformed by architect Ricardo Legorreta into an iconic design hotel. Stunning 30-meter rooftop pool with panoramic city views.
Visit WebsiteBoutique · Barrio de los Sapos
Charming 17th-century mansion in Puebla's vibrant antique district. 16 rooms and 3 suites, indoor pool, spa, and rooftop garden with 360° city views.
Visit WebsiteBoutique Wellness · Centro Histórico
5-star wellness hotel in two restored colonial mansions. World-class spa (Best in Latin America, World Spa & Wellness Awards), heated outdoor pool, two restaurants, private cinema.
Visit WebsiteColonial Boutique · Centro Histórico
46 luxury suites in a restored colonial complex with 16th & 17th-century ruin walls. Talavera details throughout, celebrated mole restaurant, heated pool, and spa. Top 100 hotels worldwide — Expedia.
Visit WebsiteDesign Boutique · Centro Histórico
A contemporary boutique hotel housed in a beautifully restored historic building in the heart of Puebla's Centro Histórico. Stylish rooms, elegant common areas, and warm, personalized service.
Visit WebsiteBoutique · Centro Histórico
An intimate boutique hotel celebrating Puebla's rich Baroque heritage. Beautifully appointed rooms with authentic local character, steps from the city's most iconic colonial architecture.
Visit WebsiteBoutique · Centro Histórico
22 stylish rooms with rainfall showers and modern amenities. Centrally located, great value, with an on-site restaurant serving Oaxacan cuisine.
Visit WebsiteFull-Service · Centro Histórico
Reliable full-service hotel in a colonial building, walking distance to the venue. Rated 8.6/10 with outdoor pool. Excellent value for the location.
Visit WebsiteFull-Service · Angelópolis
Consistent international-brand hospitality. A solid, comfortable choice for guests who prefer familiar amenities. Located in the Angelópolis district.
Visit WebsiteFull-Service · Angelópolis
Large full-amenity hotel ideal for guests who prefer modern facilities. Slightly farther from the venue in the Angelópolis district, with full spa, outdoor pool, and multiple dining options.
Visit WebsiteWe suggest booking early — October is a beautiful and popular time to visit Puebla.
Questions
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Things to Do
Puebla is one of Mexico's most beautiful and culturally rich cities — from ancient pyramids to colonial baroque churches, world-class cuisine, and incredible day trips. We hope you take some extra time to explore! For a full guide to the city, visit visitpuebla.mx.
Wildlife · 30 min from Puebla
One of the most unique safari parks in Latin America. Drive through open habitats and come face to face with lions, giraffes, elephants, and hundreds of exotic species.
Archaeological Site · 20 min from Puebla
The largest pyramid by volume in the world, hidden beneath a hill with a 16th-century Spanish church on top. Walk the tunnels and enjoy sweeping views of Popocatépetl.
Village · 45 min from Puebla
A charming Tuscan-inspired village in the mountains near Tlaxcala. Cobblestone streets, artisan boutiques, wine bars, and scenic mountain views.
Flower Town · 40 min from Puebla
Known as the City of Flowers, Atlixco is a charming colonial town famous for its gardens, flower festivals, gorgeous main plaza, and relaxed atmosphere — a wonderful half-day trip.
Historic Estate · 1 hr from Puebla
A magnificent 19th-century hacienda nestled in the mountains of Puebla. Stunning Victorian-era architecture, beautiful gardens, a lake, and a charming chapel — like stepping into another era.
Museums · Centro Histórico
Don't miss the Museo Amparo (pre-Hispanic and colonial art), the Museo Internacional del Barroco (architecture by Toyo Ito), Museo de Arte Popular, and our own wedding venue — Museo San Pedro de Arte.
Historic Center · Walking Distance
Puebla's UNESCO-listed historic center is one of the best-preserved colonial cities in the Americas. Stroll past Talavera-tiled facades, baroque churches, the Zócalo, and the Cathedral. Don't miss the Barrio de los Sapos for antiques and craft markets.
Landmark · Puebla City
One of the tallest observation wheels in Latin America at 80 meters high. Ride the gondolas for breathtaking 360-degree views of Puebla, the surrounding volcanoes, and the city skyline.
History & Views · Puebla
The historic forts of Loreto and Guadalupe, where the famous Battle of Puebla took place on May 5, 1862. Panoramic views of the city, museums, and the true story behind Cinco de Mayo.
Food & Culture · Must Do
Puebla is the birthplace of mole poblano and chiles en nogada. Explore Mercado El Parián for Talavera crafts and local sweets. Try a cemita, a chalupa, or the famous mole at any of the city's celebrated restaurants.