FAQ

Will I have a good time?

Yes, we think you will!

What’s the weather going to be?

It will be high 80’s, low 90’s during the day and will cool off to the low 70’s at night.

What is attire for the wedding?

Elevated resort wear. The wedding is meant to be a fun, memorable night - nothing too serious. Feel free to dress in colorful vacation style apparel. For women, this means short or midi dresses or jumpsuits. For men, nice slacks with a button up - coat and tie are optional. Keep in mind there is grass and uneven walkways on the grounds. We highly encourage colors!

Check out our Pinterest board for inspiration!

What is the attire for the welcome dinner?

Vacation smart casual. Think of something you would wear to a nice dinner during a tropical vacation!

Am I invited to all the events?

Yes! Anything listed on our website is for everyone to attend!

Can I bring my kids?

It’s not a no, but please reach out to us if this is something you are considering so we can discuss proper arrangements.

Can I drink the water or eat fruits and vegetables?

As with most places in Mexico, you can not drink the water straight out of the tap, which is especially important to keep in mind while showering and brushing your teeth. Most hotel and restaurants will serve or be able to provide drinkable water, and safe ice for drinks. All fruits and vegetables need to be treated with an anti-bacterial wash, especially when picking them up from the store. However, eating at restaurants in typically safe as they know to treat them.

Is the Yucatan/Hacienda safe?

Yucatecos are gentle, respectful people. The City of Merida is considered one of the safest cities in Mexico and is untouched by the violence in the northern part of the country. The attractions and villages surrounding the city are very welcoming and we highly encourage some exploration while you are visiting. Both the Lyons and the Bergers (Hacienda owners) have been coming for years without any issues!

The Hacienda is located in a small village 40 minutes from downtown Merida. The villages main residents are local Mayan families that have lived there for generations, many of which are employed by the property. Situated behind a gate with cameras, it’s very protected and safe.

Do I need an electrical/power adapter for wall outlets?

No you do not, Mexico wall outlets are the same as the US.