Love Without Borders
October 31, 2026 • Mexico City
We met in London, had our first date in Barcelona, and fell in love in Rome. Matt flew home to Australia — but a few days later he was on a plane to Mexico. "Just for a month," he said. He never really left. Four months travelling the world together sealed it, and now on October 31, we're inviting you to celebrate our marriage.
Refined and elegant — luxury hotels, fine dining, and the Museo Soumaya.
Tree-lined streets, art-deco architecture, cafés, galleries, and design shops.
Bohemian and leafy with parks, terraces, and a slow, romantic rhythm.
Centuries of history — the Zócalo, the Cathedral, and Bellas Artes.
Our wedding coincides with one of Mexico's most beautiful traditions, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Día de los Muertos is not somber — it is a luminous, joyful celebration of those we love.
Family altars adorned with photos, candles, and favorite foods to welcome loved ones home.
The radiant marigold whose color and fragrance are believed to guide spirits.
A delicate sweet bread dusted with sugar, baked only during this season.
The spectacular parade along Paseo de la Reforma — music, color, and beauty.
We would be honored to celebrate with you. Please let us know by [deadline] via [method].
Black tie — all black attire only. We invite you to embrace the elegance of the evening in classic, sophisticated black.
Adults Only
Strictly no children at the event — an adults-only celebration.
Floor-length or elegant cocktail black gowns. Silk, satin, lace, or velvet are all welcome.
Black tuxedo with black bow tie or necktie, crisp white shirt, and polished black dress shoes.
Please wear black only. Avoid other colors, prints, or patterns to honor the evening's aesthetic.
The venue includes outdoor moments — consider a black wrap or shawl for the cool evening air.