Angie & JPare getting married
January 9, 2027
Bogotá, Colombia
—days
—days to go
First, one question
Your answer changes the rest of this page. From Colombia, we keep it to the celebration. From anywhere else, we add the whole journey — flights, papers, where to sleep, what to see.
The Invitation
Together with their families
Angie Sandoval&JP Lavoie
are delighted to invite you to celebrate their marriage
Saturday, January 9, 2027
A night for you
January 9 is a date — with your partner, or with yourself. Celebrate carefree: it is going to be wild, and that is why it is adults only. Children are welcome on the trip; we will help you find a sitter for the night.
RSVP
Please reply by October 15, 2026.
Dress Code
An elegant celebration between a church and a hacienda — the occasion to dress up and look wonderful.
The colours of our guests
Deep, muted tones for the Bogotá savanna. These are a suggestion, never a rule — what matters most is that you feel comfortable and beautiful. Two palettes: find yours beside the photograph, then pick the colour that suits you.
Try it on
Tap a colour. See it on. Put a pair together and see the two of you walking in.
Copper
For her
A long or midi dress, and a wide or block heel — there is grass and stone between the church and the dance floor.
Any of these eight — the warm oranges included.
Not emerald green — and not white, ivory or pearl.
Forest green
For him
A suit and tie, or a tuxedo, in a deep tone.
Any of these eight — and a classic black suit works too.
Only one to avoid: clay orange.
TogetherCopper & Forest green
The fabric will not be exactly this one — it is the tone that matters. Print the screen, or show it to your tailor.
Reserved colours
Three shades belong to the wedding party. Every other colour is yours.
Clay orange#C1622B
The groomsmen, in clay-orange suits — and JP, in his accents. For her, copper and terracotta stay open.
Emerald green#0E5A43
The bridesmaids, in emerald dresses. Forest and olive stay open to everyone.
White · Ivory · Pearl
The bride — Angie, with a touch of emerald.
Two temperatures
19 °C
3:00 PM · at the church
8 °C
after midnight · at the hacienda
Bring a layer for the evening.
Travelling to Colombia
Flights, papers, where to sleep, what to see — everything you are quietly wondering, in three short pages.
6 h
Montréal → Bogotá, direct
No visa
Canada, US, UK, Ireland, EU — 90 days
19 °C
every day of the year
2,640 m
take the first day slowly
Around the wedding
Only the wedding is a must. The rest is optional — moments designed for those travelling from abroad.
A few days before
January 6 – 8
For international guests
Arrive early
We recommend landing a few days ahead — to rest, adjust to Bogotá's altitude and climate, and enjoy a little of Colombia.
The day before
Friday, January 8
Meet before the wedding
We would love to see everyone before the wedding. An evening for our friends and families to meet each other, to taste a little of Bogotá, and to warm up together for the big day.
The wedding
Saturday, January 9
The celebration
The one day that matters. Everything you need is here.
The day after
Sunday, January 10
A slow day
Sleep in, breathe, and let the stories from the night before come out over a long lunch. We will say where closer to the date.
Monday
January 11
A last day, with the locals
Still in Bogotá? Let the Colombians in the family show you their city — or a corner of the countryside around it — the way only locals can. One more day to say goodbye slowly.
Details and times will be confirmed closer to the date.
Us
What began with a key to an apartment became the key to a heart.
A Colombian woman in Miami. A Québécois looking for a place to land. She expected a tenant; he expected a city. With the blessing of both families, JP proposed in the country where it all took root — and Angie said yes.
Questions
Travelling to Colombia
Longer answers, in three short pages.
Everything that did not fit above — written for someone who has never been to Colombia.
One more thing
The proposal, in the salt cathedral of Zipaquirá — and the days that followed, walking Bogotá. A bonus, at the end, for anyone who scrolled this far.
