Best Wedding Venues in Mexico City for 2026 & 2027
- 2 ene 2020
- 3 min de lectura
Actualizado: 27 may
Mexico City offers an incredible array of venues for destination weddings — from dreamy gardens and elegant haciendas to 16th-century historic buildings, hidden convents, and centuries-old monasteries. In this post, we’re sharing some of our favorite spots to consider if you're dreaming of a destination wedding in the heart of Mexico City
Proyecto Publico Prim 30
Ideal for large Weddings (100 - 250 guests)
Price: high end
This place is pure magic! Set in a beautifully restored historic building in Mexico City, it's the perfect venue for a truly unique wedding. Primm is one of our absolute favorites — we highly recommend it. Surrounded by lush greenery and filled with charm, it offers an incredible atmosphere for your special day.
For floral design, we love working with Casa Delirio Flowers — they’re a fantastic option for bringing your vision to life at Primm.
Proyecto Publico Prim 31
Ideal for medium Weddings (150 - 200 guests) Price: high end
Wedding at Sobremesa Mexico City
Intimate Weddings (40-80 guests)
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Ideal for very small intimate Weddings (40-80 guests). Located in Colonia Roma, beautiful old house. Sobremesa has a very magical feeling and it is situated in the Historic Colonia Roma. Casa Delirio Flores is a very good option for your Floral Design, we have done several Weddings here.
Wedding at Casa Xipe
Beautiful Venue in Mexico City, Huge Garden in one of the Historic Neighborhoods of the city, Coyoacan.
Wedding at Museo Casa de la Bola
One of our favourite venues in Mexico city is Museo Casa de la Bola, this place looks like a scene taken out of the Secret Garden or Great Expectations!
Casa de la Bola is perfect for medium sized weddings (more than 100 to 250 guests), there are no real candles allowed because it is a Historic Venue but your florist can offer you some faux candle alternatives!
Wedding at Downtown Hotel, Mexico City
Ideal for small Weddings (less than 100 guests)
The Downtown Hotel in Mexico City has it all! A beautiful terrace, a pool, view to historic buildings like the Torre Latinoamericana and rooms to fit your guests.
Wedding at Nima Local House Hotel, Mexico City
Super Intimate Wedding (15 to 30 guests) in the beautiful Colonia Roma, Nima Local House has a cool Roof Top surrounded by Bougainvillea.
Museo Anahuacalli
Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli is exotic and interesting, Built by the famous architect Juan O Gorman, you can rent the space for Medium size Weddings up to 100 guests!
Salón Barcelona
Beautiful and intimate venue in Colonia Juarez, old colonial house with internal patio.
Up to 100 guests.
Wedding at Casa Pedregal, Barragan
Wedding at Casa Jarana
Ideal for small Weddings, 30-50 guests
WEDDING AT CASA CASO IG caso_mx
Historic Venue in CDMX Colonia San Rafael
Ideal for around 150 guests
WEDDING AT NIDO QUETZALCOATL
Ideal for around 150 guests
Magical venue by architect Javier Senosiain. While it is located a bit farther from the city, its extraordinary setting and charm make it well worth the trip. We highly recommend arranging transportation for your guests for a smooth and enjoyable experience.
WEDDING AT EX CONVENTO DESIERTO DE LOS LEONES
Ideal for 150-200 guests
Surrounded by trees, this Convent was built around 1605. You can have your Ceremony in the woods with this gorgeous background.
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