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Lariza & Frank
Oaxaca, Mexico
May 22, 2027
Bienvenidos
We're so happy you'll be part of our wedding weekend in Oaxaca, a city of hand-painted courtyards, mezcal poured slowly, and centuries of history tucked into every doorway. Below you'll find where we're staying, where to eat, and a few of our favorite corners of the city to explore. This page will keep growing as our plans come together, so check back for updates.
With love, Lariza & Frank
Save the Date
Saturday, May 22, 2027 · 1:30 PM
Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán
C. Macedonio Alcalá s/n, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez
To follow the ceremony
Quinta Real Oaxaca
Calle 5 de Mayo 300, Centro, 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez
The church and the hotel are a short walk apart in Oaxaca's historic center. More party details to follow.
What to Wear
Cocktail / Garden Formal. Elegant attire, no black tie required.
Cocktail-length or midi dresses, elegant jumpsuits, or lightweight maxi dresses in breathable fabrics like linen, cotton, or chiffon.
Linen or lightweight suits. A light blazer works well as the evening cools down.
Where to Stay
We'd love for our guests to stay together, and this is also where the reception will be held.
Once the Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena, this hotel sits inside a beautifully restored colonial landmark just steps from the Zócalo, with tiled courtyards, quiet gardens, and the kind of history you can walk through. It's the perfect home base for the weekend.
* A minimum two-night stay is required to receive the preferred group fare.
Reservations Contact
Luis Ramírez
+52 951‑501‑61‑00 ext. 322
Mon–Fri, 9 AM–2 PM & 4–7 PM
Sat, 9 AM–2 PM (Oaxaca City time)
Where to Eat
A short list of Oaxaca favorites to get you started. We'll keep adding to it.
Favorite
Oaxacan · Contemporary
Chef Rodolfo Castellanos reimagines native Oaxacan ingredients with a modern touch.
InstagramOaxacan · Fine Dining
Contemporary takes on Oaxacan classics in a striking courtyard setting.
InstagramOaxacan · Rooftop
Chef Olga Cabrera's rooftop restaurant steps from Santo Domingo, with mole, tetelas, and mountain views.
InstagramOmakase · Fusion
An intimate counter blending Japanese technique with Oaxacan ingredients.
InstagramWhile You're Here
Oaxaca rewards slow mornings and long afternoons, with a few spots worth building your trip around.
In the city
Landmark
Santo Domingo Church & Cultural Center
The city's most striking Baroque facade, with a museum and botanical garden behind it.
Markets
Mercado Benito Juárez & 20 de Noviembre
Side-by-side markets for textiles, mezcal, chocolate, and Oaxaca's famous tlayudas.
Garden
Jardín Etnobotánico
A guided walk through native plants inside the Santo Domingo grounds.
A little further out
Archaeological Site
Monte Albán
Ancient Zapotec ruins on a hilltop, about 30 minutes from the city center.
Mezcal Route
La Ruta del Mezcal
A trail of family-run palenques in the valley towns southeast of the city, tasting mezcal straight from the source.
Living History
Árbol del Tule
One of the widest trees in the world, over 2,000 years old.
Craft Village
San Bartolo Coyotepec
Home of Oaxaca's signature black clay (barro negro) pottery.
Craft Village
Teotitlán del Valle
A weaving village known for hand-dyed wool rugs and textiles.
Natural Wonder
Hierve el Agua
Petrified mineral waterfalls and pools with panoramic valley views.
Tours & Transportation
For day trips, airport pickups, or getting around Oaxaca, message Transportations Oaxaca on WhatsApp.
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