The earlier, the better—flight prices tend to go up quickly.

We recommend setting up price alerts on Google Flights. There are direct flights from Houston, Dallas, and Miami, but connecting flights are often more affordable. United, American, LATAM, and Copa all offer great options.

If you're unsure whether you've found a good fare, feel free to reach out to Marcos or Ninu—we'll be happy to help!

December is summertime in Buenos Aires, so it's usually quite warm!

We're hoping for beautiful weather. Both the ceremony and cocktail hour will take place outdoors, but we'll move inside once the sun goes down.

We recommend that women bring a light jacket or wrap in case it gets a little cooler later in the evening.

Here are a few recommendations to help you get ready for the big day.

Keep in mind that most artists don't open their schedules until one or two months before the wedding.

Instagram:
@ceciaronemkup
@gumimakeup
@apiomakeup
@macu.atauri

Email:
estudio@bettinafrumboli.com (Frúmboli Studio has a large team of makeup artists and hairstylists. We recommend contacting them by email.)

If you're staying in Recoleta or Palermo, you'll also find plenty of great salons nearby.
Two of our favorites are:

Cerini
Llongueras

Both have several locations throughout the city, making them convenient no matter where you're staying.

Since part of the celebration will take place outdoors on grass, we recommend avoiding stiletto heels or other narrow high heels.

A complimentary coat check will be available from the beginning of the wedding, so feel free to bring a pair of sneakers or more comfortable shoes to change into once the party gets going!

Buenos Aires is generally a safe city, but as with any major city, it's always a good idea to stay aware of your surroundings. Here are a few helpful tips:

Carry only a small amount of cash. Most restaurants, shops, and cafés accept credit and debit cards.

Keep your phone tucked away while walking. It's best to avoid using it out on the street whenever possible.

Keep an eye on your belongings. If you're dining outdoors, avoid leaving your phone or bag unattended on the table.

Leave valuable jewelry at home. We recommend not wearing expensive watches or jewelry while exploring the city.

Be extra mindful in busy tourist areas. Places like Puerto Madero, La Boca, and San Telmo can get crowded, so keep your belongings close.

Use ATMs located inside banks or shopping centers whenever possible.

Most visitors have an amazing experience in Buenos Aires, and with a few common-sense precautions, you'll be able to enjoy everything the city has to offer.