Cooper & Ciera Mexico City · Oct 15–17, 2027

Schedule of Events

Join us for two days of celebration.

LagoAlgo’s pavilion reflected in the lake at Chapultepec The trees of Chapultepec, blurred in motion LagoAlgo’s dining room, filled with tropical plants

The Welcome Party

Date
Friday, October 15, 2027
Time
6–9 PM
Location
LagoAlgo
Transport
Shuttles from hotel at 5:15 PM
Dress Code
White cocktail attire ()
A curved, mosaic-tiled wall beside a pebbled path Grass-covered spiral terraces A mosaic serpent sculpture in bright tiles

The Wedding Day

Date
Saturday, October 16, 2027
Time
2:30–9 PM
Location
Parque Quetzalcóatl
Transport
Shuttles from hotel at 1 PM
Dress Code
Colorful, cultural black tie ()

Dress Code

Welcome Party

Collage of guests dressed head to toe in white — dresses, suits, and knitwear — on an orange background
  • Gold paillette halter top with a long white fringed skirt
  • White halter crop top with a pleated maxi skirt
  • White sleeveless button vest with a long slit skirt
  • White paillette mini dress
  • Cream sleeveless dress with a sculpted peplum and full skirt
  • White shirt and white trousers
  • Cream open-knit polo with pleated trousers
  • Ivory silk shirt with wide linen trousers
  • Cream vest and trousers with a patterned tie
  • Cream jacket and trousers trimmed with shell buttons
  • Cream shirt-jacket and trousers with a black dash print
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Cocktail Attire, All in White

Dresses from just above the knee to midi length, matching sets, suits, or a tailored jacket and trousers. Ties are optional, and an open collar or a knit polo works too.

Our wedding revolves around art, so don’t be boring! Play with textures and silhouettes, glam it up with jewelry, and take a risk. Become the coolest version of yourself.

Colors

White. Don’t worry, you read that correctly! We want the guests to wear white to our welcome party, the bride and groom will be in color.

Dress Code

Wedding Day

Collage of guests in vibrant black tie: floor-length gowns in chartreuse, fuchsia, lavender, emerald and gold, tailored suits, and cultural dress including printed African fabrics, a qipao-style gown and embroidered jackets, on a blue background
  • Chartreuse satin gown with a draped cape
  • Green halter gown with an embroidered peplum and full skirt
  • Striped woven column dress with a fringed hem
  • Taupe gown with brown floral appliqués
  • Embroidered pink corset with a draped lilac satin skirt
  • Red patterned suit with a long beaded coat
  • Lilac strapless gown with a ruched drape
  • Raspberry gown with ruffled straps and a peplum
  • Bottle-green embroidered jacket with wide trousers
  • Coral cut-out bodice with a layered olive and magenta skirt
  • Red sequined strapless mermaid gown
  • Emerald gown with tiered ruffles
  • Olive gown with a brown patterned panel
  • Periwinkle halter gown with a cobalt corset
  • Yellow halter gown with ruffles down the skirt
  • Rust double-breasted suit with flared trousers
  • Mosaic-embroidered corset gown with a bronze satin cape
  • Iridescent pink corset gown with a mermaid skirt
  • Black wrap jacket with a white band collar
  • Mustard qipao-style gown with a blue floral print and ribbon sash
  • Gown with a painted landscape print and matching gloves
  • Olive three-piece suit
  • Pink floral-embroidered gown with puff sleeves and a train
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Creative Black Tie: Colorful Cultural Couture.

Floor-length gowns, suits, and tuxedos, styled as wearable art. Go all out: there is no outshining a Nigerian bride, so we want you looking the best you’ve ever looked.

This is a multi-cultural wedding, so we’re inviting everyone to put a cultural spin on their outfits! If you’d like, wear our culture or wear yours, whether that’s traditional dress or a modern look that nods to it. Think Nigerian aso oke, or pull out the lehenga, qipao, kente, kurta, sabai, ao dai, etc., you’ve been dying to wear.

See our favorite designers from around the world below for inspiration, or message the bride if you’re curious about wearing a traditional Nigerian outfit.

Note: No need to buy anything new! Creative black tie from your closet is just as welcome!

Shoes: Block heels over stilettos, since parts of the day are on grass.

Colors

Come in your most vibrant colors, the ones that make you your most joyful self. Unlike the welcome party, white is reserved for the bride and groom on this day.

Designers

Nigeria

Ghana

Vietnam