
Lavanda Café
Fresh-baked bread, eggs with edible flowers, Chiapas coffee. The morning starts here.
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A high desert city of pink stone, long light, and a quiet sense of ceremony.
BJX 1h30 · QRO 1h · MEX 3h30
October through April
60–300 guests
14–24°C · Spanish
San Miguel marries you under cantera arches and copper bells. Haciendas inherited generation to generation, casonas with private patios, vineyards in the Guanajuato altiplano — every address is a piece of México.

Fresh-baked bread, eggs with edible flowers, Chiapas coffee. The morning starts here.
Visit →The Rosewood breakfast, by the garden. Sweet bread, regional juices, a table in the sun.
Visit →A craft bakery. The almond croissant, the cortado, a bench on the street.
Visit →Contemporary Mexican cuisine in an eighteenth-century courtyard. Tasting menu of regional produce.
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Enrique Olvera oversees the kitchen. Native corn, Querétaro lamb, the dining room opening onto the courtyard.
Visit →A terrace with a direct view of the Parroquia. The golden hour looks best from here.
Visit →Inside a restored historic building, contemporary Mexican cuisine and one of the central terraces.
Visit →A former textile factory turned into an art and design hub. Galleries, antiques, ceramics.
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Mexican linen, leather, embroidered table linens. The selection that defines a travel wardrobe.
Visit →Objects, jewelry, and books with a signature voice. The place for wedding gifts.
Visit →The pink neo-Gothic silhouette, Mexico's postcard. At any hour of the day.
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UNESCO World Heritage. Eighteenth-century frescoes called the "Mexican Sistine Chapel".
Visit →Chichimec pyramids twenty-five minutes from the center. A half-day excursion.
Visit →The view of the whole town at sunset. Five minutes by car.
Visit →Pick the wedding type and moments you want. We'll save your selection for your request.
01 · Wedding type
02 · Moments
A long table in a private patio. Cantera, candlelight, and the bells of the Parroquia in the distance.
Tasting at a Guanajuato estate, the altiplano vines turning gold as the day descends.
Ceremony in a private chapel, the procession through cobblestone, the bells answering.
The room turns. Mezcal, mariachi at first light, the city still and the guests still moving.
A late, slow table in the garden. Coffee from Veracruz, chilaquiles, the family goodbye.



A private casona in the centro histórico, reserved one wedding at a time.
Cantera arches, walled gardens, the bells of the Parroquia carrying.
A Guanajuato vineyard for tastings and afternoon ceremonies in the vines.
A discreet conversation to begin.
Visit San Miguel · Consejo Turístico