We Are Getting Married
Dani &​ Tobi
March 7th 2026
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Our Story
Our story began in the carnival city of Cologne that we both love so much. After a couple months of getting to know each other, Dani had to move away to Frankfurt to follow her job opportunities there.
After a year, Tobi decided to join Dani there. After two wonderful years living together in Frankfurt, we decided to move to Hamburg to be in a bigger city and closer to Tobi’s family and friends. It’s been a year since we’ve been here and finally decided to take the next step in our relationship.
So it is with a lot of joy, that we want to invite you to take part in our special day. If you’re reading this, it means you’re a very important and precious person for us. We couldn’t imagine spending this important day without you. We hope to be blessed with your company so that we can all party, have fun and enjoy life together by the beach, just like we’ve always imagined! ♥
Daniela Trujillo
The first image I have of Tobi, as if it were yesterday, is stepping out of Cologne Central Station to see him smiling with the majestic Cathedral behind him. He greeted me directly with a hug, not a „German Hand,“ which I loved. Little did I know, that nice guy would become my best friend, partner in crime, and husband. His kindness, respect, and care for everyone (not to mention his good looks) made me fall for him. I’m so grateful to have him in my life.
Tobias Scherer
...que tú y yo, estamos hechos para estar los dos.
Danny Ocean
Event Attractions
We've got a wonderful day lined up for you! Our wedding is more than just a ceremony. It's a celebration of love and togetherness.
Location
Blue Venado - Private Paradise
Accomodation
Various possibilites to stay overnight near the venue.
What to Wear
Boho-Chic Wedding
Celebration
Be ready to dance your feet off and enjoy the unforgettable night!
Parking Area
At the venue
Food & Drinks
Enjoy a three-course meal with unlimited beverages.
Will You Attend?
We can’t wait to share our special day with you! Please let us know by October 1st 2025, so we can plan appropriately. Just fill in the form stating how many guests you are (according to the people named on your invitation) and send it to us, so we can see who will be joining us!
When & Where
We'll be happy to see you there.
The Reception
- Saturday, March 07, 2026
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04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Blue Venado - Beach Wedding - Carretera federal KM 269
- 77735 Paa Mul, Q.R., Mexico
The Ceremony
- Saturday, March 07, 2026
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05:00 PM - 06:00 PM
Blue Venado - Beach Wedding - Carretera federal KM 269
- 77735 Paa Mul, Q.R., Mexico
The Party
- Saturday, March 07, 2026
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06.00 PM - 01.00 AM
Blue Venado - Beach Wedding - Carretera federal KM 269
- 77735 Paa Mul, Q.R., Mexico
Places To Stay Overnight
If you want to stay close to the venue for a couple of nights, here are some options.
Paamul Hotel & Beach Club - 0 km
Hotel very close to the venue!
Puerto Aventuras - 5 km
Puerto Aventuras, renowned for its marina and diverse recreational activities. It features beautiful beaches, golf, dolphin encounters, and numerous restaurants and shops.
Playa del Carmen - 15 km
If you rather like to stay in a more crowded area, we would recommend you to stay in Playa del Carmen. It is a paradise coastal town renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife along the famous Fifth Avenue.
FAQ's
Are there any health precautions I should take before traveling to Mexico?
- Ensure your vaccinations are up-to-date, including Hepatitis A and typhoid. Use mosquito repellent to prevent dengue, and drink bottled or purified water to avoid traveler’s diarrhea.
Passport Validity
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned stay in Mexico.
Can I attend the wedding if I don't speak Spanish?
- Yes, many locals in tourist areas speak English, and weddings are often organized to make international guests feel comfortable, but learning basic Spanish phrases can enhance your experience. Apps like Google Translate, Duolingo or Memrise can be handy, and some locals might appreciate your effort to communicate in Spanish.
What are the best flight connections from Germany to Tulum and Cancun?
- Cancun: Direct flights from Germany to Cancun are available with airlines like Condor and Eurowings Discover from major cities like Frankfurt. Otherwise, flights with one stopover are offered by airlines such as Lufthansa, British Airways, or KLM, typically via cities like Amsterdam, London, or Madrid.
- Tulum: Lufthansa’s subsidiary, Discover Airlines, now offers a direct flight from Frankfurt to Tulum, starting from December 2024, operating twice a week. This provides a convenient option for travelers heading directly to Tulum from Germany.
How should I move around the area?
- ADO-Bus: An economical and hassle-free option with regular connections between Cancun and Tulum. The buses are comfortable, air-conditioned, and relatively inexpensive. They stop at key points, making them suitable for travelers without a car.
- Private Shuttles: Good for groups or if you prefer a direct service without stops. Many companies offer shuttle services from the airport or hotels in Cancun to Tulum. Booking in advance is advisable.
- Rental Car: Offers flexibility and is ideal for exploring at your own pace. Highway 307 connects Cancun and Tulum, with a travel time of about 1.5 hours. Be aware of local driving habits (a bit more aggressive than you might be used to) and consider full-coverage insurance.
- Uber: Available in Cancun and Tulum, providing a convenient travel option, though expect higher prices during peak times.
- Taxi: Taxis should be avoided if possible. More and more tourists have had bad experiences with taxi companies. The costs are also very unclear and can be extremely overpriced.
- Colectivos: Minibuses that follow fixed routes. They are very cheap but less comfortable and might require transferring vehicles if you’re not going directly to your destination. They are also not the best option if you have luggage.
- Each mode of transportation has its advantages; your choice can depend on your budget, comfort level, and whether you’re traveling alone or in a group. Remember, a rental car gives you the most freedom, but public transportation like the ADO buses can be a cost-effective and easy way to get around.
What are the best activities for tourists around the Riviera Maya area?
- The Yucatan Peninsula, encompassing Quintana Roo and particularly the Riviera Maya, is a treasure trove of activities that cater to a wide range of interests from cultural exploration to outdoor adventures. Here’s a list of some of the best activities:Cultural and Historical Sites:
- Chichen Itza: One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, this Mayan archaeological site features the famous El Castillo pyramid.
- Tulum Ruins: Unique for being perched on cliffs overlooking the Caribbean Sea, offering a blend of history and natural beauty.
- Coba: Home to one of the tallest Mayan structures you can still climb, Nohoch Mul, for breathtaking jungle views.
- Ek Balam: Less crowded than Chichen Itza, it includes impressive Mayan architecture and a climbable pyramid.
Natural Wonders and Outdoor Activities:- Cenotes: The region is famous for its cenotes (natural sinkholes), offering swimming, snorkeling, or diving adventures. Some top picks include:
- Gran Cenote near Tulum
- Dos Ojos in Tulum, known for its cave diving
- Ik Kil near Chichen Itza
- Snorkeling and Diving:
- Akumal for snorkeling with sea turtles
- Cozumel is renowned for its diving, with access to the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
- Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve: A UNESCO site, perfect for eco-tours, kayaking, and wildlife watching.
- Xcaret, Xel-Ha, Xplor: Adventure parks with activities like zip-lining, snorkeling in natural settings, and cultural performances.
Beaches and Water Sports:- Playa del Carmen: Known for its beautiful beaches, especially along Quinta Avenida, and as a hub for water sports like parasailing, jet skiing, and paddleboarding.
- Tulum Beaches: Playa Paraiso and others offer stunning settings for relaxation or engaging in water sports.
- Cancun Beaches: For those looking for vibrant beach life, parties, and water sports.
Other Unique Experiences:- Isla Mujeres (Island): A short ferry ride from Cancun, ideal for snorkeling, fishing, and exploring the island’s laid-back vibe.
- Cozumel (Island): Besides diving, offers beautiful beaches, shopping in San Miguel, and cultural exploration.
- ATV and Jeep Tours: Explore the jungle, visit cenotes, or discover less-known archaeological sites with off-road adventures.
- Cultural Tours in Valladolid: Experience colonial architecture, local Yucatecan cuisine, and traditional Mayan culture.
Nightlife and Gastronomy:- Playa del Carmen Nightlife: From beach clubs to bars on Quinta Avenida, there’s a vibrant scene.
- Culinary Exploration: The area is a paradise for food lovers, offering everything from street food to gourmet dining. Try local specialties like cochinita pibil or explore international cuisine.
Eco and Adventure:- Zip-lining: Many parks offer thrilling zip-line experiences through the jungle canopies.
- Kayaking and Paddleboarding: Explore mangroves or calm sea waters.
Remember, while enjoying these activities, it’s crucial to respect local environments, especially when visiting natural sites like cenotes or reserves. Also, checking local regulations, safety guidelines, and current travel advisories is advisable to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
How safe is the area?
- It is generally safe, especially if sticking to tourist areas. However, usual precautions like avoiding unguarded areas especially at night is advisable. Staying in crowded places will be your best bet.
What are some general safety precautions to avoid scams, theft, or assault in the area?
- Be cautious with your valuables; use hotel safes when possible and try to not carry a lot of cash with you. Avoid displaying expensive items like jewelry, cameras or cellphones openly. As already mentioned, we would strongly recommend you to avoid taxis, but if it is the only option, use reputable taxi services or Uber instead of hailing random cabs. Always agree on taxi fares beforehand or use a taxi meter and make sure to specify in which currency you will be paying. Stay in well-lit areas at night and avoid deserted beaches after dark. Be wary of unsolicited offers for tours or services; always go through trusted sources. If someone comes to you „needing help“, be alert, this might be a trap. Never leave your drinks unattended in bars or restaurants to avoid drink spiking. For currency exchange, use official places, not street changers. If something feels off, trust your instincts and leave the situation.
What currency is used in Mexico, and where can I exchange money?
- The Mexican Peso (MXN) is used. You can exchange money at banks or currency exchange offices in Cancun, Tulum or Playa del Carmen. Many places in tourist areas also accept US dollars, but pesos are preferred and prices in pesos tend to be cheaper.
What kind of weather should I expect during early March?
- Early March in the Riviera Maya is part of the dry season, with warm, sunny days. Expect temperatures between 25-30°C (77-86°F). Evenings can be cooler, so a light jacket might be useful. Sun protection like hats and sunscreen is essential. Some places require organic and riff friendly sunscreen, like the cenotes.
What kind of clothing should I pack for the wedding and the surrounding area?
- Light, airy clothing due to the heat, swimwear for the beaches, elegant attire for the wedding (considering the weather), and comfortable shoes for excursions.
What are the local customs regarding tipping in Mexico?
- Tipping is customary in Mexico. A 10-15% tip is standard in restaurants, and it’s polite to tip service staff like bartenders, tour guides, and hotel staff a small amount for good service.
Gifts
Beloved family and friends, your presence would be the most beautiful gift to us. We know that traveling to our wedding destination abroad can be challenging, and we are all the more grateful if you join us on this journey. If you are considering surprising us with a gift, we would like to offer you a little convenience: valuables in luggage can sometimes be impractical. If you would like to support our joint plans for the future, we would greatly appreciate a small gesture in the form of a transfer at the time of the wedding. For this, you can either use PayPal or make a bank transfer to one of the following accounts.
Daniela Trujillo:
dani.tru95@gmail.com (@DaniTru95)
(Paypal)
Daniela Scherer:
DE51 1001 1001 2623 0099 43
(German Bank Account)
Daniela Trujillo Poo:
638180000158832849
(Mexican Bank Account)
Contact
We hope we could give you sufficient information for a great trip to our wedding destination. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask us. Feel free to contact through Instragram or Whatsapp. If you don’t have our mobile numbers yet, just scan the QR-Codes for our contacts.
