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There’s something wildly glamorous about saying I do in a city that isn’t your own. Destination weddings are no longer just about vows and views—they’re the perfect excuse to pack your bags, book a flight, and dive into a new culture with your favorite people in tow. And if that city happens to be Mexico City? Let’s start planning, darling.
CDMX is the pulse of Latin America: a heady mix of culture, chaos, color, and couture. It’s a city where ancient pyramids flirt with Brutalist architecture, where street tacos get Michelin-starred love, and where your wedding weekend can easily double as the most stylish, sentimental group getaway. Think: Frida Kahlo inspiration, midnight cantinas, and mariachi soundtracks drifting through the canals of Xochimilco. This is a city that offers it all: world-class hospitality, trendsetting vendors, and unforgettable experiences for every type of guest on your list.
Here’s your ultimate, curated list of activities to elevate your destination wedding in Mexico City from an event to an epic experience:
1. Lucha Libre + Pulque & Tacos Night
For the bold, the loud, the unforgettable.
What to do: Start the evening with some tacos al pastor and a round of pulque or micheladas in the Doctores or Roma neighborhoods.
Then: Head to Arena México for an epic Lucha Libre night full of masks, cheers, and wild energy.
Pro tip: Have everyone wear wrestling masks and create a custom cheer for the luchadores. It’s perfect for fun group photos!
2. Classic Cantina Tour Through Downtown
Old-school glam meets mezcal-fueled mischief.
What to do: Plan a walking tour through historic cantinas like:
- La Opera (famous for the bullet hole from Pancho Villa)
- Cantina Tío Pepe (one of the oldest in the city)
- Salón España
- End at La Faena, a quirky bullfighting- and wrestling-themed cantina
Includes: Botanas (bar snacks), cold beers, mezcal, and jukebox music.
Perfect for: Bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthdays, or groups ready to laugh and toast together.
3. Xochimilco Boat Party with Mariachi & Snacks
Float into the weekend with color, music, and mezcal.
What to do: Rent a private trajinera (colorful gondola-style boat) and cruise the Xochimilco canals with decorations, a speaker, and a cooler full of drinks.
- Add-ons: Hire a mariachi or live trio to hop on and serenade your group.
- Bring snacks: chicharrón, esquites, beer, and mezcalitos.
Tip: You can also rent a food boat to follow yours and serve hot food on board.
4. Bohemian Coyoacán Day: Frida, Churros & Magic
Artful souls, this one’s for you.
What to do: Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, walk through the charming streets of Coyoacán, explore the artisan market, and the San Juan Bautista Church.
- Sweet ending: Try filled churros with hot chocolate at Churrería General de la República or the classic Café El Jarocho.
Bonus: Step into a mystical shop for a tarot reading or traditional energy cleansing. Your guests will love the experience!
Final Word
Your wedding is just the beginning. Mexico City isn’t just a destination; it’s a mood, a moment, and the ultimate backdrop for a celebration that’s as rich and layered as the city itself. Plan boldly, host beautifully, and let your guests fall head over heels for CDMX—just like you did for each other.
