Venue Map

Dress Code & RSVP

Please RSVP by the 10th April to maximoni15@hotmail.com

Dress Code:
Men please wear a suit and tie
Ladies please wear a cocktail dress, or summer evening dress

Mexico gift list -INFORMATION

As we are currently living in a rather small rented flat and there isn't too much room for the majority of the gifts that we would like to receive.We have registered for a small amount of items at Department Store John Lewis and you can also make a contribution towards our gift card which can be used on any product.
The Account number is 349136
Website is http://www.johnlewisgiftlist.co.uk

Tambien para su comodidad existe la posibilidad de un regalo en forma directa a nuestra cuenta. Para obtener los datos de nuestra cuenta porfavor communiquese con nosotros(georgeandmonismith@gmail.com)!

Gift Contribution: Perhaps the best way to help us enjoy our future as a married couple would be....You could make a gift contribution to us directly to our bank account. As we are saving to buy a house this would be a blessing! If you would like to do this please contact us (georgeandmonismith@gmail.com) and we will send you the details as we do not want to publish them online!

Hotel Details

Hotels in Mexico City

Casa Gonzalez

http://hotels.lonelyplanet.com/hotel/Mexico-City-Casa-Gonzalez-P132746.html
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sgl3dAdrzOg
Telephone: 55 5514 3302
Email: casa.gonzalez@prodigy.net.mx

Nice Mexican hotel set around a courtyard in good area. Rates from £20 upwards for a double. Monica's Mum can call to book.


Various Hostels from £5 per night www.hostelworld.com



Hotels in Cuernavaca

http://www.rinconadadecortes.com/ tel (52) 777 317 5080 3* hotel

http://www.posadamorelos.com/ tel (52) 777 314 6011 ( hostel )

http://www.casamexicanahostel.com/ tel (52) 777 312 9182 ( hostel )



More expensive hotels for anyone that wants a hotel close to the wedding venue:

http://www.hotelargento.com/ 4*

http://www.hotelvistahermosa.com.mx 3*

http://www.hotelmarjaba.com/ 3*

Travel Details from the UK

The wedding will be in Cuernava which is 1 hour drive south of Mexico City,

There are Four main options to get to Mexico City from the UK;

1. Fly direct from London to Mexico City with British Airways - this costs just over £800
www.britishairways.com

2. Fly to Mexico City via the USA or Canada. There are posibilities to change planes in Miami, New York, Toronto with BMI, Iberia, aeromex etc. This will cost around £500. Check deals on
www.expedia.com
www.statravel.com

STA also do good "round the world" multistop flights for a similar price.

3. Fly to Cancun either direct with Thomson for around £500, www.thomsonfly.com, or connecting in New York with flights from www.skyscanner.com for a similar amount.
Flights from Cancun to Mexico City are around £150 again on www.skyscanner.com
Flights for around £400 can be found on www.packyourbags.com, www.cheapflights.com

4. Get a package deal to Cancun these start at around £600 for flights and hotel. Last minute deals can be as cheap as £200 but then you risk missing the wedding.


Details on Hotels will follow.

Date set for Religious Ceremony in Mexico - 25th April 2009

The ceremony will take place at Monica's Grandmothers house in Cuernavaca, Nr Mexico City, on 25th April 2009. Travel details to follow for those of you coming from England:

Powderham Castle 2008 - Thanks

Thank you very much for all of you who managed to make it to Powderham Castle back in April. I think you will agree it was a fantastic day! A special thanks as well to everyone who bought us a present - we are putting them all to good use now.

Please see some pictures from the day below:

Running Order & Dress Code

The Ceremony & the Reception will both be taking place at Powderham Castle.

Running order is:

Guests are asked to arrive at 3:30pm.

Ceremony will commence at 4pm!!

Light Dinner will be served between 6-7:30pm

The Reception will carry on until 12am.

Dress Code:
Men please wear a suit and tie
Ladies please wear a cocktail dress, or evening dress

The Venue - www.powderham.co.uk

Set in a large deer park, this fortified mansion was built by the Courtenays between 1390-1490. Severely damaged in the Civil War, the house was restored by a rebuilding programme which ran through to the 19th century. It now houses Georgian interior, house paintings (by Cosway, Reynolds and Kneller), furniture and objects d'art of the Earls of Devon. Features: Gardens and deer park overlooking the River Exe; Victorian gardens with old fashioned roses; an 18th century woodland backdrop to the castle.