Adriana & Jorge

To make your visit more comfortable we've reserved a space at hotel xxx for you to get your hair & makeup done the day of the wedding!
To use the hair/makeup services, please make your appointments by buying your tickets through the following link and contacting us at: michellewerr@gmail.com to book or we will contact you. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at  +502 5205-7533 (WhatsApp).

Guatemalans, foreigners, diplomatic corps, temporary and permanent residents must present ONE of the following requirements:

1. Negative PCR or Antigen test (72 hours prior to entering the country)

2. Vaccination card with 2 weeks (14 days) after your second dose of an accepted 2-dose series or 2 weeks (14 days) after your dose of an accepted single-dose vaccine

*Please check with your airline to verify any further requirements for entry
**Updated as of May 2022

Tartines offers a delightful culinary experience with a menu that offers traditional French dishes like sweet and savory crepes, tarts, Provençal salads, scrumptious desserts and more sophisticated main courses composed with only high-quality produce steaks, seafood and poultry. All main courses are accompanied by creative sauces from Chef Jean François Desmoulins.

Feeling fancy huh? Here at Hector’s Bistro, you will find French cuisines with a Spanish twist . They serve some of the best fillets that you can pair with their wide variety of wines. Their duck is quite good as well- this restaurant is definitely on the upscale side in Antigua, with white table clothes. Perfect for romantic dinner plans in the evening. They also serve breakfast and lunch.

Mesón Panza Verde is well known for its fine cuisine and romantic ambiance. Dine in the elegant Main Sala with vaulted ceiling, amid fine wines and original paintings. Its reputation for "International Cuisine with a Twist" has made it a favorite for Guatemalans and international travelers alike.

If you prefer, you can choose to be served on the corridor surrounding the main garden, on the terrace in romantic candle filled setting for two in the Cupula or in La Cueva, where live music is performed on certain nights of the week.

L'Ostería Antigua was designed with different spaces so that visitors and diners can enjoy every corner. Whether to read a good book, a meeting with family or friends, a romantic evening with your partner or walking through the art and photography exhibitions, this restaurant offers concepts for all tastes and ages.
They also feature music nights and special activities. Among the novelties of the menu are several options of Neapolitan pizza, with a tender and thin crust. Also breakfast options, starters and main dishes that can be accompanied by a wide portfolio of hot and cold drinks.

La Fonda de la Calle Real is born to providing quality in the preparation of Guatemalan snacks and serving them with the Antiguan hospitality for which they are recognized. Its menu offers food from various regions of Guatemala, such as San Martín Jilotepeque, Livingston, Cobán, Chiquimula, Sacatepéquez and San Marcos.

Many people consider the Artisan Market to be the main ‘tourist market’. Full of colourful textiles, traditional blankets, wooden masks, jade jewellery and woven purses, it’s an incredibly photogenic place to wander around. Because it’s a tourist market, you won’t find any animals here (dead or alive), and the stalls are arranged in an orderly manner, with clean, swept floors and a lovely entrance. Never buy anything at face value; vendors usually increase the price by three, so use that as a reference point when haggling.

Surrounded by superb colonial structures, this broad and beautiful plaza is the gathering place for antigüeños and visitors alike – a fine, verdant place to sit or stroll and observe the goings-on, from hawkers and shoeshiners to school kids and groups of tourists. The buxom mermaids in the central fountain are a reconstruction of the original 1738 version, which was trashed early in the 20th century.

The Arco de Santa Catalina is Antigua's most iconic monument, and an early-morning or late-afternoon photo opportunity framing Volcán Agua through its arch is an essential part of any visit to the town. It was built in 1694 to enable nuns from the Santa Catalina convent to cross the street without being seen; the clock tower is a 19th-century add-on.

Inaugurated in 1736 by nuns from Madrid, the convent of Las Capuchinas was seriously damaged by the 1773 earthquake and thereafter abandoned. Thanks to meticulous renovations in recent decades, it's possible to get a sense of the life experienced by those cloistered nuns, who ran an orphanage and women's hospital.

Well worth the ascent, Cerro de la Cruz provides fine views looking south over town toward Volcán Agua. The prominent cross at the head of the lookout point is devoted to the city's patron saint.

What is Antigua Guatemala like?
Antigua Guatemala is a small colonial city with Spanish Baroque architecture. The city is full of churches, markets, restaurants and parks. Because the streets are cobbled, we suggest wearing low-heeled or sport-type shoes to walk around this beautiful city.


How do I get to Antigua?
We will help coordinate shared transportation from La Aurora International Airport directly to Antigua. To book the service please refer to the Travel & Acommodations tab for the contact information. Private transportation and Uber are also available.

How do I get from my hotel to the Wedding?
We will have shuttles leaving from different hotels (names to be confirmed) in Antigua to the church, then to the reception at Villa Bokéh.


How is the weather in January in Antigua?
The wedding reception is outdoors. The weather in January is pleasant, it can be a little cold at night, we recommend wrapping up warm Temperatures: minimum 12º C/53.6º F and maximum 23º C/73.4º F.