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Rosie & Josh

Friday to Sunday, April 4-6, 2025

San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

The Wedding Weekend

Friday, April 4 to Sunday, April 6, 2025

We're so thrilled to have you join us in one of our favorite places in the world... Cabo! We have a fun weekend planned and we can't wait to celebrate with you.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 4

Welcome Party

6:00 – 8:00 PM

​Javier's at Cabo Azul

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Let's get the party started with margaritas & tacos at sunset overlooking the ocean​

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Attire: Resort Cocktail

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Zadún Guests: round-trip shuttle service departs at 5:30 PM from the Zadún lobby

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Cabo Azul Guests: the party's at your place! Walk to Javier's restaurant near the beach.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 5

Yacht Adventure

3:00 – 5:30 PM

​Pelican Cabo

Cabo San Lucas Marina, Dock B

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Set sail to the Cabo Arches for an afternoon of fun in the sun! Relax and enjoy the views on a beautiful private yacht, or jump in the sea for swimming, snorkeling and stand-up paddleboarding.

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Attire: Casual Chic

What to Bring: swimsuit, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen (towels provided on the boat)

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Zadún Guests: shuttle departs at 2:00 PM, returns to the hotel by 6:30 PM

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Cabo Azul Guests: shuttle departs at 2:15 PM, returns to the hotel by 6:15 PM

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SUNDAY, APRIL 6

The Wedding

5:00 – 11:00 PM

​Los Agaves at Acre Resort

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Join us as we tie the knot, followed by cocktail hour, dinner, dancing and more!​

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Attire: Formal, Black Tie encouraged

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Zadún and Cabo Azul Guests: shuttles depart at 4:30 PM from the hotel lobby. Return shuttles depart Acre at 10:00 PM and 11:05 PM.

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About Acre

We’re so excited to share one of our favorite destinations in Cabo with you! From the stunning setting to the delicious farm-to-table cuisine, Acre is an amazing place to unwind and enjoy a celebratory evening.

Mezcal Tasting

Join us for a mezcal tasting during cocktail hour and learn about the process of making this smoky, agave-based spirit. Sample Acre's award-winning small batch mezcals, crafted by multi-generational family Mezcaleros in Oaxaca and Durango.

Farm-to-Table Feast

Take a seat under the stars and enjoy a multi-course, family-style feast featuring fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, many of which are grown on the Acre family farm. Acre received a 2024 Michelin Green Star for their commitment to sustainable gastronomy and regenerative farming.

Cigars & Carajillos

After dinner, treat yourself to a hand-rolled cigar from a custom cigar craftsman, taste some amazing scotches from Josh's personal collection, and try a Carajillo, a delicious twist on the espresso martini made with Licor 43, a Spanish liqueur with vanilla, citrus, and chocolate notes.

Getting There

Flight Info

Los Cabos Airport (SJD) is a 2.5 hour flight from Los Angeles with daily non-stop flights from American Airlines, United, Alaska, Jet Blue and Delta. Be sure to bring your passport and check that your passport expiration date is no earlier than April 8, 2025.

Upon Arrival

For guests staying at Cabo Azul and Zadún, we will have complementary group shuttles from the airport to the hotel on Friday 4/4. Be sure to select the shuttle option in your RSVP.

For guests staying at other locations, please see the FAQ page for important airport transportation info.

Our Cabo Faves

We've put together a list of our favorite restaurants and things to do in Cabo. Outside of the group events, you'll have free time on Saturday morning and early afternoon, on Saturday evening for dinner and during the daytime on Sunday.  

Questions?

  • Do I need a passport?
    Yes, you are required to have a valid passport to travel to Mexico and you will be denied boarding on your flight without it. Mexico requires that visitors have a passport that is valid for the length of their stay, so be sure to check the expiration date.
  • Where should I stay?
    If you are not staying at Cabo Azul or Zadún, we recommend staying in the San Jose del Cabo area as it is closest to the welcome party and wedding venues. Other areas of Los Cabos such as Cabo San Lucas and Pedregal are further north and can be a 45-80 min drive depending on the location.
  • How do I get from the airport to my hotel?
    For guests staying at Cabo Azul and Zadún, we are providing complimentary group shuttles from the airport to the hotel on Friday 4/4. Be sure to select the shuttle option in your RSVP and provide your flight information. We will email you the first week of March with your shuttle information and directions on how to find the shuttle dispatch representative at the airport. The group shuttles will be transporting guests who are arriving on the same flight, and all guests will need to be ready to depart before the shuttle leaves the airport. If other guests on your flight need extra time to retrieve checked luggage, you may experience a delay. We suggest traveling with carry-on luggage to avoid causing delays for other guests. For guests staying at other locations or guests who prefer to arrange their own private transportation, please note that Uber does not pick up from the airport and we suggest avoiding airport taxis. We recommend booking transportation at least one week in advance to ensure you have a secure and seamless experience. These are a few services that we have personally used and recommend: Cabo Airport Shuttle TransCabo Impala Cabo
  • How do I get back to the airport on Monday?
    Returning to the San Jose del Cabo (SJD) airport is easy and we recommend using Uber or arranging a taxi with your hotel. We suggest arriving at the airport about 2.5 - 3 hours before your departure time.
  • What's the difference between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo?
    Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo are the two main towns that make up Los Cabos, located at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula. The two towns are about 30 minutes apart but have very different vibes: San José del Cabo is a more charming, laid back town filled with colonial architecture, art galleries and a wide selection of great restaurants. The wedding weekend venues, Acre and Cabo Azul, as well as Zadún are located here. Cabo San Lucas is busier and more touristy. This is where you'll find lots of nightlife, bars and a spring break party scene. We'll drive to the Cabo San Lucas marina to depart for the yacht excursion. The yacht sails along the coast to El Arco, the iconic rock arch formation where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez.
  • What's the best way to get around Cabo? Taxi or Uber?
    We recommend using Uber in Cabo as there is a large network of drivers and the prices tend to be much lower than taxis. If you are staying at Cabo Azul, you will need to meet the Uber driver on the street near the hotel entrance (Uber is not allowed to pick up from the hotel lobby). If you are staying at Zadún, let the front desk or valet know that you have called an Uber, since they will need to collect the driver's information at the security gate. If you choose to use a taxi, we recommend getting a taxi from your hotel or a designated taxi stand and confirming the fare before departing (many taxis quote a flat rate and do not use a meter). Most taxis in Cabo only take cash, although they typically will take payment in US Dollars or pesos.
  • Do I need to speak Spanish?
    Cabo is a very popular destination for American tourists and as a result, nearly everyone you encounter will speak English (fluently in the resorts and restaurants, and at least some English everywhere else). Although it's not necessary, it's polite and appreciated to say a few words and phrases in Spanish, especially when greeting, saying goodbye and thank you: Hola (hello) Buenos días (good morning) Buenas tardes (good afternoon) Buenas noches (good evening) Gracias (thank you) Por favor (please) Adios (goodbye) Hasta luego (see you later) ¿Hablas Inglés? (do you speak English?)
  • What's the weekend schedule?
    Here's a quick overview of the weekend schedule with transportation timing in italics FRIDAY 4/4 **If you are interested in the Friday airport shuttle to Cabo Azul or Zadún, be sure to select this option in your RSVP. Guests who do not RSVP for the shuttle will need to arrange their own transportation from the airport. SATURDAY 4/5 SUNDAY 4/6 MONDAY 4/7
  • Is there anything happening on Saturday night?
    After the yacht excursion on Saturday, the rest of the evening is up to you! Cabo has so much to offer, from romantic restaurants overlooking the ocean to vibrant multi-level dance clubs that go late into the night. Below are some options and ideas for Saturday evening. We recommend making restaurant reservations at least three weeks in advance as popular restaurants tend to fill up quickly on a Saturday night. The yacht returns to the Cabo San Lucas Marina at about 5:30 PM on Saturday: Option 1 - take the return shuttle to Cabo Azul (arrive by 6:15 PM) and Zadún (arrive by 6:30 PM) and have dinner in San Jose del Cabo. We've listed some of our favorite places on the Let's Cabo page. Option 2 - stay in Cabo San Lucas for dinner (and drinks & nightclubs if you have the energy!) and take an Uber or taxi back to your hotel at the end of the evening San Jose Del Cabo Restaurants Flora Farms (~15 min drive from hotels) - Farm-to-Table restaurant plus boutique shops and activities La Lupita (old town) - Traditional Mexican Codigo 1530 by La Lupita (old town) - Traditional Mexican Lumbre (old town) - Modern Mexican / Live Fire Grill Phortal (old town) - Modern Mexican tasting menu Kitchen (old town) - Mediterranean Los Tres Gallos (old town) - Traditional Mexican El Barrio (Zadún) - Traditional Mexican Humo (Zadún) - South American X Equis (Zadún) - Seafood Javier's (Cabo Azul) - Traditional Mexican Cabo San Lucas Restaurants La Lupita (downtown) - Traditional Mexican Los Tres Gallos (downtown) - Traditional Mexican Hacienda Cocina y Cantina (inside Hacienda Beach Club) - Traditional Mexican More recommendations to come... Cabo San Lucas Nightclubs More recommendations to come...
  • What's the dress code?
    Sunday Wedding: Formal, Black Tie Encouraged For women, long evening gowns or formal pantsuits. For men, tuxedos or a formal suit and tie. Color, sparkle and glam are encouraged, this is your night to shine! Weather: the event is outdoors with temperatures expected in the high 70s/low 80s for the ceremony, low 70s in the evening Footwear: all areas of the venue are solid concrete (no grass, sand or gravel) so feel free to wear your favorite stilettos! Saturday Yacht Adventure: Casual Chic Wear whatever makes you happy! Our wedding videographer will be joining us on the boat to capture the day. Weather: temperatures expected in the high 70s/low 80s Footwear: avoid high heels, we recommend sandals, wedges or sneakers Bring: sunglasses, hat, sunscreen and a swimsuit if you plan to swim or snorkel. Towels, snorkeling equipment and stand-up paddleboards will be provided. Friday Welcome Party: Resort Cocktail Attire For women, elegant summery dresses, separates or jumpsuits. For men, lightweight suits or pants and button-down shirts. Weather: the event is outdoors with temperatures expected in the mid-to-high 70s Footwear: the event flooring is a wood deck, so we suggest avoiding thin stiletto heels that might catch between the planks Questions about the dress code? Looking for an opinion on your outfit? (you look AMAZING btw) Email wedding@casaresnick.com and we're happy to help!
  • Can I bring my child to the wedding?
    The Sunday wedding is for adults 18+ only due to venue restrictions (infants under 6 months may attend with advance notice). Children are welcome to attend the Friday Welcome Party and Saturday Yacht Excursion. Please be sure to mention if you are bringing a child in your RSVP. Zadún and Cabo Azul offer in-room babysitting services with highly trained, Red Cross-certified caregivers. If you would like to arrange a introductory call with a babysitter prior to traveling, our wedding planners recommend Cabo Babysitters.
  • Can I take photos or video during the wedding ceremony?
    We kindly request that guests completely turn off and put away their phones during the wedding ceremony to be present with us. We have an incredible photographer and videographer and will be sure to share the pics and videos post-wedding.
  • What should I do with my free time?
    We love relaxing by the pool with our favorite drink in hand, but if that's not your vibe, there's PLENTY to do in Cabo! We've listed some of our favorites on the Let's Cabo page, and check out the rest of the Cabo Activities FAQ for more ideas.
  • Can I swim in the ocean?
    Swimming is not recommended at most beaches in Cabo due to rough surf and strong rip currents. Cabo Azul and Zadún offer beach lounge chairs so you can enjoy the ocean views and dip your toes in the sand and water, but we recommend swimming in the resort pools for safety. If you would like to visit a swimmable beach, we recommend Chileno Public Beach which is a 20 minute drive from Cabo Azul and a 35 minute drive from Zadún. You'll also have the opportunity to do a little swimming and snorkeling in the ocean on the Saturday afternoon yacht excursion. If you would like to do a longer snorkeling trip on Saturday morning, this snorkeling tour runs from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM and visits two popular snorkeling spots, Santa Maria Cove and Chileno Bay. We recommend booking well in advance as spaces are limited.
  • Where can I go snorkeling?
    You'll have the opportunity to do a little swimming and snorkeling in the ocean on the Saturday afternoon yacht excursion. If you would like to do a longer snorkeling trip on Saturday morning, this snorkeling tour runs from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM and visits two popular snorkeling spots, Santa Maria Cove and Chileno Bay. We recommend booking well in advance as spaces are limited.
  • Where can I go kayaking?
    For our adventurous guests looking for some extra exercise, this kayaking tour takes you kayaking around the Cabo Arches and Lovers Beach, with snorkeling at Pelican's Rock reef. They offer a sunrise kayaking trip at 6:30 AM and another morning trip at 10:00 AM, on both Saturday and Sunday. We recommend booking early as limited space is available.
  • Where can I go bird watching?
    Estero San José is a coastal estuary in San José del Cabo, offering a lush oasis in the middle of the Baja desert, just a 12 minute walk from Cabo Azul. It’s a prime spot for birdwatching, nature walks, and photography with more than 200 bird species and a diverse freshwater and saltwater ecosystem. We recommend visiting in the early morning for the most bird activity and pleasant temperatures.
  • Can I go whale watching?
    Humpback whale watching season runs from December 15 through April 15. While we can't guarantee you'll see whales toward the end of the season, your best bet is to try this Whale Watching Tour which offers a 9:00 AM small group excursion from the San Jose del Cabo Marina, a 10 minute drive from Cabo Azul and a 15 minute drive from Zadún.
  • Where can I go golfing?
    There are several world-class golf courses along the coast of Los Cabos with beautiful views of the Sea of Cortez and surrounding mountains. Advance reservations are strongly recommended. The closest golf courses to Zadún and Cabo Azul are: Puerto Los Cabos Golf Club - 5 min drive from Zadún, 15 min drive from Cabo Azul Palmilla Golf Club "Ocean Nine Holes"- 25 min drive from Zadún, 11 min drive from Cabo Azul Club Campestre San Jose - 30 min drive from Zadún, 15 min drive from Cabo Azul
  • Where's the best shopping?
    For charming boutiques, art galleries and authentic local souvenirs, we recommend exploring the old town of San Jose del Cabo, a 5 minute drive from Cabo Azul and a 15 minute drive from Zadún. Stroll the cute and colorful downtown district where colonial buildings line cobblestone streets and papel picado (colorful Mexican folk art flags) flap in the breeze. Explore the many boutiques and galleries along Jose Maria Morelos and Alvaro Obregon streets, get a taste of local life at the vibrant central square of Plaza Mijares, or visit Plaza Artesanos for a collection of dozens of local vendors selling Mexican jewelry, clothing, ceramics and art. Most shops are open until 8:00 PM or later, making San Jose del Cabo a great spot for dinner, shopping and exploring on Saturday night. See some of our favorite restaurants here.
  • What are some other unique things to do in Cabo?
    Watch artisans blow glass at the Baja Blown Glass Factory in downtown San Jose del Cabo. Take a cooking class at Los Tamarindos, which offers daily classes from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM that include lunch (prepared by you!) and a tour of the farm. Dive deeper into the history of San Jose del Cabo on a Historical and Cultural Walking Tour.
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