Friday’s event is informal - we encourage you to wear shades of blue or white.

Saturday’s event is formal - please wear long dresses & suits (tie optional).

Check out the “Itinerary” page for more details.

Please RSVP on our website by September 1st so we can plan accordingly. If you have any questions or difficulty submitting your RSVP on our site, feel free to message us or our wedding planner (Manuella Jaramillo +57 317 405 4393)

Yes, children are welcome!

Kids are welcome to join in the celebration! We will have a kid-friendly menu and activities to keep them entertained.

If you are in doubt, we ask you that you please confirm with Andrea or Hugo before adding a +1 to your RSVP.

Your presence is truly the greatest gift for us. We understand that most of you will be traveling from afar, so we are really thankful for your presence. So please don’t worry about gifts at all. Just having you there means the world to us.

For those who wish to offer something extra, please check the "Registry" section of our website.

Sunday will be a deserved resting day 🙂. On Monday, for those interested, we are planning a short hike at the Cocora Valley. Totally optional, so don’t feel pressure. In case you do want to join us, we ask you to confirm that at least one month before so we can plan accordingly.

Please check the “Travel & Accommodations” section of our website.

Please let us know via the RSVP form if you have any dietary restrictions. We’ve planned menu options that cater to common dietary needs, and we’ll do our best to accommodate any special requests.

Uber and Cabify are great options. Below are our list of recommended drivers:

• Didier: +57 300 261 8938

• Taxis Memo: +57 310 371 7498

Yes! Here are trusted salons and hair dressers:

• Kori Beauty Bar (Cerritos Mall)

• Juliana Londoño +57 301 794 1380

• Vivian Marin +57 319 233 2858

November in Pereira typically brings mild, spring-like temperatures and some rainfall. Daytime highs often range in the mid-70s to low-80s Fahrenheit (around 24–27°C), while nights cool off to the mid-60s (approximately 17–19°C). Although rain showers can be common, they are usually brief (although sometimes intense). For those exploring the region during the day, we recommend always bringing an umbrella. For night activities, we would recommend bringing a light jacket and an umbrella.

Pereira is considered safe for tourists and locals alike. The easy going / country vibes of the Eje generally yield much calmer surroundings than larger cities like Bogota or New York. That said, no city is completely free of risk. Whether you are in Pereira, Paris, or Baghdad, we recommend always being vigilant in tourist areas, avoiding poorly lit neighborhoods at night, and always using reputable transportation. If you practice the same level of vigilance you would in other urban destinations, you’ll find Pereira to be a welcoming and enjoyable place to visit. If you have any questions about it, we are always available to talk it through.