Marcia & Alex
January 16, 2027
Lima, Peru
The celebration begins in…
Our story
We began on different continents, but found our way to each other. Now we’re excited to take this next step together, surrounded by the people who have supported us along the way, and to celebrate the cultures and traditions that brought us here.
Our wedding
The ceremony will be in Lima, followed by the reception in Pachacámac.
Attire
The dress code is formal and elegant.
Please wear a long formal gown. We kindly ask that you avoid white, ivory, and neon colors.
Please wear a suit, tie, and dress shoes.
Travel
Here are the basics for your stay.
Getting to Lima
Where to stay
We recommend staying in Miraflores, San Isidro, or Barranco.
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Hotels are listed roughly from higher-end to more affordable. Rates vary, so we recommend booking early.
Things to do
Here are a few of our favorite places to explore and eat while you’re in Lima.
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Walk the malecón, enjoy Pacific views, and explore parks, cafés, and shops along the coast.
Lima’s bohemian district, known for colorful streets, galleries, music, and the Bridge of Sighs.
Discover Lima’s colonial heart through its grand plazas, churches, balconies, and historic architecture.
A beautiful museum of pre-Columbian art set in an 18th-century mansion surrounded by gardens.
An ancient adobe pyramid and archaeological site in the middle of modern Miraflores.
One of Peru’s leading art museums, with works spanning pre-Columbian cultures to contemporary art.
Gifts are not expected—your presence is gift enough.
If you would still like to give something, our registry is below.
Good to know
Please RSVP by October 31, 2026.
We recommend using Uber Comfort or Cabify. Traffic in Lima can be hectic and travel times are often unpredictable, especially during rush hour. Allow extra time and take care when crossing streets.
As in any large city, some parts of Lima are safer than others. Violent crime is uncommon in the main visitor areas, but petty theft—especially phone snatching—does occur. We recommend:
Do not drink tap water; choose bottled or filtered water instead. Busy, reputable restaurants are generally safe. Travelers with sensitive stomachs may wish to avoid raw salads, unpeeled fruit, street food, and food that has been sitting out.
For guests traveling internationally, we’re happy to help arrange transportation from the ceremony to the reception. If this option is available to your household, please indicate your preference when you RSVP. We kindly ask other guests to arrange their own transportation. We plan to have a limited number of taxis waiting outside the ceremony. At the reception, taxi service will be available for transportation back to Lima, along with a larger bus at the end of the night.
Yes. Parking will be available at both the ceremony and reception venues.
We are only able to accommodate the guests listed on your invitation.
We’re happy to accommodate the children of guests traveling internationally. If this applies to your household, the option will appear when you RSVP.
January is summer in Lima. Expect daytime highs around 80°F and evening temperatures in the 60s°F.
A strong to extraordinary coastal El Niño is currently forecast for summer 2027. Lima may be hotter and more humid than usual, with a greater chance of rain. The exact impacts remain uncertain, so we recommend packing for heat and occasional rain and keeping your travel plans flexible, especially for trips outside Lima.
Yes. Return to the RSVP section, search for your invitation again, and update your response.
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Enter the first and last name of any invited guest to find your household invitation.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you.
January 16, 2027 · Lima
