Vesica Cenote Club

Hotel Panamera

Welcome Party

Recovery Day by the Pool

Wedding Day

Our Wedding

Susan and Will’s story began after Susan returned from an adventurous, formative, and sometimes even daring, multi-year adventure around the globe, wherein she had numerous enlightening experiences and formed a long list of memorable stories. Will had done no such things, but had graduated from college and that was a cool experience for him too, we suppose. They met at a place called Doctible, where basically what happens is a couple dozen 18-30 years-olds are put into a large, open room where they play loud music, get jiggy with it, and sell software over the phone to dental offices from 7:00am “blast-off” until who knows when. So, a really good place for Susan and Will to meet. Some may call this a trauma bond. They both thought each other were cute &amp; fun. Susan invited Will to a few outside-of-work events. Unfortunately, Will can be oblivious to these types of gestures and didn’t believe or realize this was an opportunity to step into Susan’s little ray of sunshine so, they were just coworkers for some time. Finally, probably similarly disgusted by Will’s lack of observance, their manager Chris sent them to a tradeshow together in Chicago. It was only with Susan politely sitting on Will’s lap at the M-Lounge after the tradeshow one night, and her referring to Will as her "work-husband", that it finally clicked for Will. We’re all very happy Susan stuck with it, because although she always gave Will warm fuzzies, guys can be kinda dumb sometimes. With that out of the way, their relationship really blossomed. About 6 weeks after Will notified Susan that, "why yes of course they were boyfriend and girlfriend!" it was Susan's birthday. It was there, at Nolita Hall that Will happened to glance at Susan from across the room, seeing she was chatting with a friend and read her lips saying “I think I love him”. Will really hoped she was referring to him. Turns out she was, and the rest was history. They moved in together, traveled places, did awesome things, and generally further intertwined the fabrics of their very beings. We are all very shocked Will could get that sappy in his writing. A constant for Susan and Will the past 7 years has been the overwhelming love &amp; warmth they feel from their friends and families. Without it, they’d be almost as lost as if they didn’t have one another. And it is with that, that we very much hope you all come celebrate with us.

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Wedding Party

Thursday, January 21, 2027

Vesica Cenote Club: 11AM -  2PM 

Vesica is a high-end jungle cenote club and wellness sanctuary known for its freshwater swimming sinkholes and relaxed day-club atmosphere with an onsite restaurant and bar. There are two cenotes; Origen and Santuario. For anyone who would like to join us, we will be providing round-trip transportation from Hotel Panamera to Vesica and back.Entrance: $600 MXN per personYour entrance includes access to both Origen and Santuario, a complimentary towel, and access to all shared spaces throughout the property. If you’d like to have a dedicated place to lounge for the day, Vesica also offers daybeds and cabanas, which can be reserved separately and require a minimum spend.We highly recommend purchasing your entrance ticket in advance to guarantee access. <a href="https://www.covermanager.com/reservation/module_restaurant/Vesica-Tulum-Cenote-Club/english" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">You can reserve your spot here.</a> When purchasing your ticket, be sure to select Thursday, January 21 with an 11am entrance time. We can’t wait to spend the day swimming, lounging, and enjoying the jungle with you!

Welcome Party: 6pm - 9pm

Join us on the rooftop of Hotel Panamera for sunset cocktails, tacos, and a warm Tulum welcome. Our love story began on a rooftop, so we couldn’t imagine starting this celebration anywhere else.Dress Code: Elevated Resort Wear meets Earth TonesThink flowy fabrics, matching sets, linen, and maxi dresses in an earthy color palette. Shades of olive, sage, terracotta, sand, camel, chocolate, taupe, rust, soft creams and shades of blue are all encouraged. Come dressed like the best version of yourself on vacation.Need some inspiration? <a href="https://pin.it/76xOjugMT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Check out our Pinterest board</a>

Friday, January 22, 2027

Wedding: Ceremony to begin at 4:30pm

Get ready to be whisked into the jungle to a secret location! Transportation will depart from Hotel Panamera, with the first bus picking up guests at 3:45pm. Cocktail hour followed by dinner and dancing until 12am.Dress Code: Colorful Cocktail! 🌈The groom has claimed black and the bride has claimed white, so the rest of you get to go wild with color. We'd love for you to go full maximalist with bold colors, fun prints, unexpected textures, metallic fabrics, and statement accessories. Think less 'country club cocktail' and more 'avant-garde jungle party.' The only rule? No black, no white, and no boring.P.S. The ground is made of gravel, so choose your footwear wisely.<a href="https://pin.it/JhVT7hZ5i" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Check out our Pinterest board for inspiration</a>

Saturday, January 23, 2027

Recovery Day: 12pm

Meet us at the iconic red and white checkered pool of Hotel Panamera for a proper recovery day. We’ll be swapping stories, soaking up the sun, and coming back to life with poolside drinks and bites on us 🍕🍹Dress Code: Swim attireNow that Susan is officially a Mrs., the white ban has been lifted! Wear whatever you want, just come ready for a day by the pool ☀️🍹

Schedule of Events

Where We're Staying

Tulum is split into two main areas: Tulum Town (Pueblo) and the Hotel Zone. Tulum Town is located inland, while the Hotel Zone is the beachfront stretch lined with boutique hotels, restaurants, beach clubs, and shops.We’ll be staying in the Hotel Zone, at Hotel Panamera where several of our wedding festivities will take place. While Tulum Town is only a few miles away, traffic between the two areas can make getting back and forth take longer than expected.For the easiest experience throughout the weekend, we strongly recommend staying in the Hotel Zone and as close to Hotel Panamera as possible.

Hotel&nbsp;Panamera&nbsp;is&nbsp;located&nbsp;directly&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;beach&nbsp;in&nbsp;Tulum’s&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;Zone&nbsp;and&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;home&nbsp;to&nbsp;both&nbsp;our&nbsp;Welcome&nbsp;Party&nbsp;and&nbsp;Recovery&nbsp;Day.&nbsp;For&nbsp;the&nbsp;easiest&nbsp;experience&nbsp;throughout&nbsp;the&nbsp;weekend,&nbsp;we&nbsp;highly&nbsp;recommend&nbsp;staying&nbsp;at&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;Panamera&nbsp;or&nbsp;within&nbsp;walking&nbsp;distance.UPDATE:&nbsp;Our&nbsp;room&nbsp;block&nbsp;at&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;Panamera&nbsp;is&nbsp;now&nbsp;full!&nbsp;We’ve&nbsp;reserved&nbsp;additional&nbsp;rooms&nbsp;at&nbsp;their&nbsp;sister&nbsp;property,&nbsp;<a href="https://tuuptulum.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Tuup&nbsp;Tulum</a>,&nbsp;located&nbsp;right&nbsp;next&nbsp;door.&nbsp;Rates&nbsp;range&nbsp;from&nbsp;$277–$305/night.&nbsp;To&nbsp;book&nbsp;one&nbsp;of&nbsp;these&nbsp;rooms,&nbsp;please&nbsp;contact&nbsp;Susan&nbsp;directly.Other&nbsp;Nearby&nbsp;Hotels:If&nbsp;you’d&nbsp;prefer&nbsp;to&nbsp;stay&nbsp;elsewhere,&nbsp;here&nbsp;are&nbsp;a&nbsp;few&nbsp;nearby&nbsp;options&nbsp;within&nbsp;walking&nbsp;distance&nbsp;of&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;Panamera:$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Radhoo&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;·&nbsp;3-minute&nbsp;walk$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Chiringuito&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;·&nbsp;4-minute&nbsp;walk$$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Encantada&nbsp;·&nbsp;1-minute&nbsp;walk$$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Be&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;·&nbsp;8-minute&nbsp;walk$$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Nômade&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;·&nbsp;9-minute&nbsp;walk$$$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;Xela&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;·&nbsp;3-minute&nbsp;walk$$$$$&nbsp;—&nbsp;La&nbsp;Valise&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;·&nbsp;3-minute&nbsp;walk*Price&nbsp;symbols&nbsp;are&nbsp;intended&nbsp;as&nbsp;a&nbsp;general&nbsp;guide&nbsp;and&nbsp;may&nbsp;vary&nbsp;based&nbsp;on&nbsp;dates&nbsp;and&nbsp;availability.

Getting to Tulum

There are two airports you can fly into: Cancun International Airport (CUN) and Tulum International Airport (TQO). From Cancun Airport, it takes about 1.5-2 hours to get to the hotel zone of Tulum. From the Tulum (TQO) airport, it takes about 45 minutes. If you’d like to explore the area during your stay, renting a car may be a good option. Taxis in the Hotel Zone can be pricey, and Uber and Lyft are not available in Tulum.

We&nbsp;want&nbsp;to&nbsp;make&nbsp;getting&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;airport&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;hotel&nbsp;zone&nbsp;of&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;as&nbsp;easy&nbsp;as&nbsp;possible!&nbsp;We’ve&nbsp;partnered&nbsp;with&nbsp;5&nbsp;Senses&nbsp;Transportation&nbsp;to&nbsp;offer&nbsp;convenient,&nbsp;cost-effective&nbsp;airport&nbsp;transfers.&nbsp;Guests&nbsp;with&nbsp;similar&nbsp;arrival&nbsp;times&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;grouped&nbsp;together,&nbsp;allowing&nbsp;you&nbsp;to&nbsp;split&nbsp;the&nbsp;cost&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;ride.&nbsp;One-way&nbsp;transfers&nbsp;are&nbsp;$160&nbsp;USD&nbsp;per&nbsp;van&nbsp;from&nbsp;Cancun&nbsp;Airport&nbsp;(CUN)&nbsp;and&nbsp;$120&nbsp;USD&nbsp;per&nbsp;van&nbsp;from&nbsp;Tulum&nbsp;Airport&nbsp;(TQO).To&nbsp;use&nbsp;this&nbsp;service,&nbsp;click&nbsp;the&nbsp;“Website”&nbsp;button&nbsp;and&nbsp;submit&nbsp;your&nbsp;arrival&nbsp;information.&nbsp;5&nbsp;Senses&nbsp;will&nbsp;coordinate&nbsp;the&nbsp;rest!

5 Senses Transportation

If&nbsp;you&nbsp;would&nbsp;prefer&nbsp;a&nbsp;private&nbsp;transfer&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;airport&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;hotel,&nbsp;we&nbsp;recommend&nbsp;using&nbsp;<a href="https://www.tulumtransport.company/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Tulum&nbsp;Transport&nbsp;Company.</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Other&nbsp;options&nbsp;include&nbsp;contacting&nbsp;the&nbsp;hotel&nbsp;directly&nbsp;to&nbsp;arrange&nbsp;private&nbsp;pick&nbsp;up&nbsp;and&nbsp;drop&nbsp;off.

Other Transportation Options

Hotel & Travel

Explore the Mayan RuinsTour the Sian Ka’an Biosphere ReserveTake a Yoga ClassExperience a Cacao CeremonyBook a TemazcalSpend an Afternoon at Yäan Healing SanctuaryGrab a Drink at AZULIKExplore the Holistika Art WalkSpend the Day at a Beach ClubExplore Tulum’s CenotesA cenote (pronounced seh-NO-tay) is a natural freshwater swimming hole formed when limestone collapses, revealing the underground water below. They can range from open-air pools surrounded by jungle to incredible underground caves.Cenotes were considered sacred by the ancient Maya, and today they’re one of the most unique experiences you can have while visiting Tulum. Many are open for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring.A few to check out:Dos Ojos — Famous for its interconnected underwater cave system and crystal-clear water.Gran Cenote — A popular and picturesque cenote with clear water, caves, and areas for swimming and snorkeling.Cenote Azul — A beautiful open-air cenote surrounded by jungle with plenty of space for swimming.Vesica Tulum — More of a cenote club experience, with cabanas, a restaurant, bar, and a natural cenote for swimming.