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You are invited to the wedding of
Angie & Tony
August 1st, 2026  ·  La Mira, Puembo — Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador
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Chapter One

How it all began

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Tony and Angie's story began at a wedding — his brother's — where Angie stood as a maid of honor and Tony as the best man. Somewhere between the music, the laughter, and dancing late into the night,

Something quietly clicked.

Distance soon tested their connection, but never their commitment. Across borders and countless miles, they chose each other again and again — turning long journeys into cherished reunions. With every visit, their love grew deeper, stronger, and clearer.

This was forever.

The Moments
Where it all started

They met at a family wedding, thrown together as best man and maid of honor — strangers who became everything.

January 25, 2026
Tony asked Angie to marry him, marking the beginning of their forever chapter.
August 1, 2026
They say "I do" surrounded by those they love most.
August 1, 2026

The weekend at a glance

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Ceremony
Wedding Ceremony
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3:30 PM — Doors open at 3:00 PM
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La Mira
Puembo, Quito, Ecuador
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Formal attire requested
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Reception
Dinner & Celebration
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5:00 PM — Cocktail hour follows ceremony
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La Mira
Same venue as ceremony
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Dinner, dancing & celebration to follow
Sat 3:00 PM
Guests Arrive
3:30 PM
Ceremony
5:00 PM
Cocktail Hour
6:00 PM
Dinner & Dancing
Late Night
Celebration
Getting Here

Travel & Accommodations

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The wedding takes place in the beautiful Puembo area near Quito, Ecuador. We've handpicked a few wonderful hotels to make your stay comfortable and convenient. We recommend booking early!

★★★★★
JW Marriott Quito
Quito, Ecuador
A luxury 5-star hotel in the heart of Quito's financial district, offering world-class amenities, stunning views of the Andes, and impeccable service. Perfect for an elevated stay.
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★★★★★
Sheraton Quito Hotel
Quito, Ecuador
A classic and elegant hotel centrally located in Quito, featuring spacious rooms, excellent dining options, and easy access to the city's main attractions and transport links.
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★★★★
San Jose de Puembo
Puembo, Ecuador
A charming boutique hotel located right in Puembo — just minutes from the wedding venue and 30 minutes from Quito. Perfect for guests who want to be close to all the action and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the valley. Preferential rates available for our guests.
Rates start at $80/night including breakfast. Please reach out to Tony directly for reservations and details.
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Transportation for Out of Town Guests
We are pleased to provide complimentary transportation for our out of town guests. Shuttle service will be arranged from a central Quito location to La Mira and back. Details and pickup times will be shared closer to the date. Please indicate in your RSVP if you'll require transportation.
Kindly Reply

Will you join us?

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Please let us know by June 30th, 2026 so we can celebrate with you properly.

Thank you!

We've received your RSVP and can't wait to celebrate with you in Ecuador.
— Angie & Tony

RSVP deadline · June 30, 2026
From Our Hearts

A Note About Gifts

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Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for. We simply want to dance, laugh, and celebrate with you — no gift required! If you'd like to contribute to our honeymoon adventure, we'd be truly touched.

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Tony — Ecuador
Banco del Pichincha
Savings Account
Account # 2214110771
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Angie — Ecuador
Banco del Pichincha
Savings Account
Account # 2206139983
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Venmo
@tonmena
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Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

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When should I RSVP by? +

Please send us your RSVP no later than June 30th, 2026. This helps us finalize seating, catering, and transportation arrangements. We'd hate to miss you, so please don't forget to reply!

What is the dress code? +

We kindly request formal attire. Think floor-length gowns or elegant cocktail dresses for women, and suits or tuxedos for men. We'd love everyone to look their finest for this special occasion. Please avoid white or ivory out of respect for the bride.

Is there parking at the venue? +

Yes! La Mira has on-site parking available for guests. If you are driving to the venue, simply let the attendant know you are there for Angie and Tony's wedding and they will direct you to the designated parking area.

Will transportation be provided for out of town guests? +

Absolutely. We are arranging complimentary shuttle service for our out of town guests from a central Quito location to La Mira and back after the reception. Full pickup details, times, and the exact meeting point will be shared via email once you RSVP. Please be sure to indicate in your RSVP that you'll need a shuttle.

Are children welcome? +

We love your little ones! However, to allow all guests — including parents — to fully enjoy the evening, this is an adults-only celebration (18+). We appreciate your understanding and hope you can arrange childcare for the evening so you can dance the night away with us!

What is the best way to get to Quito? +

Quito is served by Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO). Several airlines offer direct and connecting flights from major international hubs in the US, Europe, and Latin America. We recommend arriving at least a day before the wedding to rest and adjust to the altitude (~2,800m / 9,200ft). Quito's altitude is worth noting — take it easy your first day!

What is the weather like in Ecuador in August? +

August is part of Quito's dry season — perfect timing! Expect mild temperatures between 15–22°C (59–72°F) with clear, sunny days. Evenings can be cooler, especially at altitude, so we recommend a light wrap or jacket for the journey home after the reception.

How do I get around Quito? +

Getting around Quito is easy and affordable. We recommend three options: Uber is the most convenient — just download the app and it works seamlessly throughout the city. Taxis are widely available; always use official yellow cabs or ask your hotel to call one for you. The Metro is a great option for longer distances across the city and is clean, safe, and very affordable. We recommend sticking to these three options for the most comfortable and hassle-free experience.

Our Song
Explore With Us

Your Quito Guide

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Make the most of your time in one of South America's most beautiful cities. Here's our recommended weekend itinerary to help you fall in love with Quito.

Day 1
Old Town & History
Morning
Historic Old Town (Centro Histórico)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site — stroll through colonial plazas, visit La Compañía de Jesús church with its stunning gold-leaf interior, and soak in 500 years of history.

Midday
Plaza Grande & Presidential Palace

The heart of Quito. Watch the changing of the guard, admire the cathedral, and grab lunch at one of the nearby traditional restaurants.

Afternoon
El Panecillo & Virgin Statue

Climb to the iconic hilltop statue of the Virgin of Quito for panoramic views of the entire city and the surrounding volcanoes.

Evening
La Ronda Street

One of Quito's oldest and most charming streets, lined with artisan shops, cafés, and live music. Perfect for an evening stroll and a drink.

Day 2
Nature & Adventure
Morning
Mitad del Mundo — Middle of the World

Stand in both hemispheres at once! The equatorial monument is just 30 minutes from the city. Visit the Intiñan Solar Museum nearby for fascinating equator experiments.

Afternoon
Teleférico — Cable Car to the Andes

Ride the cable car up to 4,050m (13,287 ft) on the slopes of Pichincha volcano. On a clear day the views are absolutely breathtaking. Bring a jacket!

Evening
La Floresta & Dining

Head to the bohemian La Floresta neighborhood for dinner — it's packed with creative restaurants, rooftop bars, and Quito's best nightlife.

Day 3
Markets & Local Life
Morning
Mercado Artesanal

Quito's artisan market is a treasure trove of handmade crafts, textiles, jewelry, and souvenirs. A wonderful place to pick up unique gifts and support local artisans.

Midday
Parque La Carolina & Botanical Garden

Quito's largest urban park is perfect for a leisurely stroll. The adjacent Botanical Garden showcases Ecuador's extraordinary biodiversity including hundreds of orchid species.

Afternoon
Mariscal Foch & Souvenir Shopping

Browse artisan markets for handmade textiles, Panama hats, and Ecuadorian crafts. The Mariscal neighborhood is also great for a final coffee or cocktail before heading home.

Must-Try Foods

Angie & Tony's personal picks — don't leave Ecuador without trying these!

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Hornado
A whole roasted pig slow-cooked until the skin is perfectly crispy. Served with potatoes, mote, and llapingachos — the ultimate Ecuadorian feast.
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Encebollado
Ecuador's beloved fish soup made with albacore tuna, yuca, and pickled red onions. A local favorite and the go-to hangover cure after a big night out!
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Fritada
Slow-cooked pork fried until golden and crispy, served with hominy, ripe plantains, and toasted corn. A weekend market classic you can't miss.
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Bolón de Verde
Crispy fried green plantain balls stuffed with cheese or pork. A staple breakfast dish from the coast that has become a beloved snack across Ecuador.
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Ceviche
Ecuadorian ceviche is uniquely served in a citrus and tomato broth — not dry like Peruvian style. Try it with shrimp or mixed seafood and a side of chifles.
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Tigrillo
A hearty mashed green plantain scramble with eggs and cheese, sometimes topped with crispy pork. The ultimate comforting Ecuadorian breakfast.
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Humitas
Fresh corn tamales steamed in corn husks, slightly sweet and fluffy. A beloved Ecuadorian breakfast or snack best enjoyed with a cup of coffee.
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Churrasco Ecuatoriano
A classic Ecuadorian plate — thin grilled beef served with rice, fries, a fried egg, avocado, and salad. Simple, satisfying, and found in almost every traditional restaurant.