Ali and Andres' 2017 Save the Date: Cartagena's waterfront with a tall ship and the San Pedro Claver dome. It has been marked up by hand: 2017 is crossed out with 2027 written above it, and '10 YEARS LATER!' is written in the sky.

Cartagena, Colombia
June 16–19, 2027

Two kids. Countless memories. And we’re doing it all over again!

Ali and Andres dancing in festive Colombian carnival headdresses at their wedding party, June 17, 2017
2017 · the wedding
Ali, Andres, Tomás and Lucas standing in a river in front of a waterfall
2027 · with Tomás & Lucas

Ten years ago, our family and friends joined us in Cartagena for our wedding. In June 2027, we’re heading back to celebrate our 10th anniversary, and we’d love for you to join us!

Same city. Same couple. More friends. More kids.

June 17, 2017 · Cartagena

Relive 2017

Ali and Andres dancing in carnival headdresses at their 2017 wedding party Watch our wedding video & see the photos →

Cartagena, Colombia

June 16–19, 2027

  • WednesdayJune 16
    ArrivalsWe encourage guests to arrive Wednesday.
  • ThursdayJune 17
    Day Activities & Welcome Cocktail ReceptionOur 10th anniversary, ten years to the day!
  • FridayJune 18
    Private Island & Beach Day
  • SaturdayJune 19
    Anniversary Dinner & Party

Children are welcome!

Everyone is invited to everything. Times, venues and details will follow as plans come together.

Help us start planning!

Let us know if you’re interested

Tell us if you think you can make it, and how many adults and children might come. No commitment yet. We just want an idea of who might join us!

Do you think you can make it?

Helps us plan kids’ activities and babysitting.

When do you think you’d arrive in Cartagena?
Which celebrations would you plan to join?

You can always change your mind. This isn’t a formal RSVP.

Getting there

Travel

  • Fly into Cartagena (CTG). Barranquilla (BAQ) is another option, about a two-hour drive away.
  • Plan to arrive Wednesday, June 16 so you’re settled in for Thursday’s celebrations.
  • Check your passport. Entry rules depend on your nationality, and passports should be valid well beyond your trip. U.S. citizens can check the State Department’s Colombia page.
  • Cartagena is a walking city. There’s no need to rent a car; taxis are easy to find.

Hotel recommendations, island details and kids’ activities are coming soon. Check back here!