06.20.25 at 5:00 PM

Central Cuenca

A traditional dinner Cuencana to welcome our friends visiting from afar. We’ll be trying the best cuy (roasted guinea pig) in town! This is Larisa’s Tio Jacinto’s family restaurant.

Dress code: Cuenca evenings can be chilly, so plan to wear a few layers. Think smart casual dinner attire—whatever makes you feel good and look great!

06.21.25 at 4:00 PM

Paute

An outdoor ceremony celebrating the couple, followed by sunset drinks and music. Traditionally-inspired hors d'oeuvres and dinner to enjoy while soaking in great company. Dancing encouraged at all times.

Dress code: Black-tie dress code with color, whimsy, and drama encouraged! Men may wear a tuxedo, suit and tie, or opt for no tie. Women are encouraged to wear floor-length dresses. More casual choices—like a suit without a tie or a midi dress—should still feel quite polished and elegant to align with the overall black-tie ambiance. Pack a coat for the cooler evening.

06.22.25 10:00 AM (ish)

Paute

At last, the bride’s dream reception: a lounge-y, casual pool party! American brunch, Ecuadorian chuchaqui (hangover) food, and cerveza. Free range on resort amenities- tennis, soccer, horseback riding, and the great outdoors.

Dress code: Body glitter and casual or elevated resort wear is perfect—don’t forget to pack a swimsuit!