MADISON AND DANNY

MADISON
AND
DANNY

the ceremony


OCTOBER THIRD,
TWO THOUSAND TWENTY-SIX


Five Thirty in the Evening

La Terraza at La Fonda
100 E San Francisco St
Santa Fe, New Mexico

OTHER EVENT DETAILS

welcome party

Friday, October 2nd
Seven O'Clock in the Evening

Cocktails and Hors D'oeuvres at the Luminaria at the Inn at Loretto

211 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM

dressy casual attire

reception

Saturday, October 3rd
Until Midnight

Dinner and Dancing Following the Ceremony at the La Terraza at La Fonda

100 E San Francisco St, Santa Fe, NM

formal attire

ROOM BLOCKS

The Inn of the Governors

Call 800-234-4534 to Reserve
Request Donzis Jacobs Wedding Block

Book a Room

Please note the room block is available starting Friday, 10/2.
The block rate will be available until Monday, 8/31.

The Inn at Loretto

Use the Following Link with Group Code Applied
or Call 505-836-6700 to Reserve
Request Group Code 1026JACOBS

Book a Room

The room block is available starting Thursday, 10/1.
The block rate will be available until Monday, 8/31.

La Fonda

Use the Following Link with Group Code Applied

Book a Room

The room block is available starting Thursday, 10/1.
The block rate will be available until Monday, 8/31.

Hotel St. Francis

Although we do not have a room block, we highly recommend Hotel St. Francis and have stayed there many times.

Book a Room

TRAVEL INFORMATION


With our wedding taking place the same weekend as Albuquerque's International Balloon Festival, we strongly recommend booking flights and accommodations as soon as possible!

santa fe regional airport

Santa Fe Regional Airport (SAF) is small and easy to navigate, with direct flights from Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles and Houston.

From there, you are welcome to get a rental car or to take an Uber or Lyft for a quick, approximately 20 minute drive into town.

All hotel blocks offer parking on-site.

albuquerque international airport

Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ) has a larger selection of flight options available.

From there, you can rent a car and enjoy the scenic, approximately one hour drive to Santa Fe. Rideshares are also available, though availability and pricing can vary for longer trips. Shared and private shuttles run regularly between Albuquerque and Santa Fe as well.

All hotel blocks offer parking on-site.

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THINGS TO DO IN SANTA FE

dining recommendations:

By foot: Cafe Pasqual’s, Coyote Cafe & Cantina, La Casa Sena, La Boca, The Pantry, The Shed.

By car: Joseph’s Culinary Pub, Santacafe, Tomasita’s.

attractions by foot:

The Plaza:

The social center of Santa Fe, surrounded by boutiques, galleries, and cafes. Enjoy a scenic view of the Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi. On the north side sits the Palace of the Governors, the oldest public building in the U.S., where Native Americans often show and sell their crafts. Favorite stops: Santa Fe Dry Goods and home store, Shiprock Gallery, Sunwest next to the Palace Cafe, and Manitou Galleries.

The Chapel at Loretto:

Right beside the Inn at Loretto, this small, very old Chapel houses the “miraculous staircase."

Canyon Road:

Nearly 100 galleries and boutiques are concentrated in this half-mile winding road not far from the Plaza. Favorites include Legacy Gallery, McLarry Fine Art, and Morning Star Gallery. Grab lunch at the Compound, the Teahouse or El Farol (across from the Teahouse).

The Nedra Matteucci Gallery and Sculpture Garden:

The gallery, a spectacular adobe home formerly owned by renowned collector Forrest Fenn, is worth seeing itself, besides being filled with Western art and sculpture by the old masters. They welcome visitors to the garden, a beautiful spot with a walk-around pond.

The Georgia O’Keefe Museum:

A gallery dedicated to the art and legacy of Georgia O’Keefe.

attractions by car:

Museum Hill, with four world-class museums, including the Wheelwright.

The Santa Fe Opera.

Meow Wolf, an immersive art experience (tickets are a must).

Bandelier National Park, with hiking trails to ancient cliff dwellings of the Anasazi.

A scenic side trip to Taos (1.5 hours).