*Please note the updated start time.* Join us on the roof of the iconic Hotel Condesa DF for cocktails and tacos to kick off the weekend.

Dress code: Party attire. Anything you would wear to an upscale restaurant is perfect. The rooftop is outdoors but shaded.

About the hotel: Housed in a 1928 building, Condesa DF is filled from head to toe with custom furniture designed by Parisian designer India Mahdavi, stone tiles, and an abundance of local color. The feel is modern yet warm, hip but not haughty.

Both the ceremony and the reception will take place indoors.

Dress code: Black tie.

Women: Formal floor-length dress (or jumpsuit). Color is welcome. Interested in having your hair and/or makeup done professionally? See the Q&A page for info.

Men: Tuxedo.

Buses leave from the Hyatt at 4 and from the St. Regis at 4:15.

About the venue: This once-abandoned, pre-Mexican Revolution mansion is now a dreamy space. Fortunately, the mansion has been revived thanks to a rehabilitation project dedicated to restoring the structure while maintaining some of its abandoned ambiance. You’ll spot faded wallpaper and even graffiti left by the people who once illegally occupied the space.

In its former life, the mansion was the home of engineer Robles Gil, the governor of Jalisco during 1911. It was built in 1899, and its design pays homage to the neoclassical architect Manuel Tolsá. In 1913, one of the bloodiest episodes of the Mexican Revolution happened nearby.

Today, many exhibits have inhabited the space from icon of photography, Annie Leibovitz, who presented her project `Women: New Portraits' in 2014 to Salón ACME, a platform that takes place year during art week in Mexico and also Fashion Week in 2017.