you are most warmly invited to
'Til Death
Do Us Part
el feliz matrimonio de
mark edward miner
&joey adams-raczkowski
noviembre
02
lunes – 6:00 pm
Welcome
We’re getting married in Puerto Vallarta on Dia de Muertos, a day that feels deeply meaningful to our story. This site has all the details and the travel info you need for the week.
Come dressed in all the colors. Come hungry. Come ready to celebrate our love and remember every soul who got us here.
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event details
Monday - November 2, 2026
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Welcome Dinner at the Hacienda
6:30 PM
For anyone who has arrived in time, join us for a relaxed welcome dinner at the hacienda. It’s a chance to gather, meet each other, share a meal, and kick off the celebrations before the wedding weekend officially begins.
Hacienda (location details to follow)
Monday, November 2, 2026
Wedding on the Beach
6:00 PM
Beach Festive Attire: Dressy, colorful, and comfortable. Linen pants, dress shorts, short-sleeved button-downs, maxi dresses, sandals, and flip-flops are all welcome. Lightweight, breathable fabrics are your friend, and there’s no need for suits, jackets, or ties.
Since we’ll be celebrating on the sand before heading to the Malecón, flip-flops or sandals will work well for the ceremony, but consider bringing comfortable shoes for Puerto Vallarta’s cobblestone streets. Bring a light layer if you tend to get chilly after sunset.
Please arrive by 5:30 PM so you have time to reach the beach, find your seat, and settle in before the ceremony begins promptly at 6:00 PM.
The wedding night starts on the beach, with a reception dinner to follow before joining in with the Dia de los Muertos festivities down at the boardwalk.
We’ll begin the evening by saying our vows with the Pacific at our feet and people we love gathered around us. After the ceremony, we’ll continue the celebration with dinner and drinks in the private garden.
Conchas Chinas Beach, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.
Reception in the private garden
7:00 – 9:30 PM
After the ceremony, follow us from the sand into the private garden as the evening settles in. We’ll keep the celebration going with an open bar and a chef serving tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, Mexican vegetables, and plenty of good stuff in between.
Taco ’bout a wedding, am I right? .. I’ll see myself out.
Private garden at Conchas Chinas Beach, Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico.
Dia de Muertos Festivities at the Boardwalk
Día de Muertos is bigger than our wedding, though. Remembering the people we’ve lost is part of celebrating the life we’ve found. After the reception, the night carries on at the Malecón, where the whole city turns out for its own Día de Muertos celebration. We’ll share the specifics once Puerto Vallarta posts its 2026 program.
For now, if the tradition is new to you, Puerto Vallarta’s tourism office has a good overview to start with.
https://visitpuertovallarta.com/lp/dia-de-muertos
Puerto Vallarta Malecon
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
Accommodations & Travel
We’ve worked with Ursus Travel to put together a few great hotel options near the wedding venue, ranging from budget-friendly to a bit more luxe.
A beautiful, well-priced option — our top pick if you want great value without sacrificing charm.
A welcoming, LGBTQ+-owned hotel and a great choice for anyone looking to stay somewhere inclusive.
Well-priced with a rooftop pool. It’s a short walk to Playa los Muertos, so keep that in mind if you’d rather be right on the beach.
For guests who want a more premium experience — a lovely, higher-end option that’s still reasonably priced for what you get.
need help booking?
Reach out to Derrick at Ursus Travel for help with hotels, flights, or anything else travel-related:
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