The charm of an outdoor event, and its real challenge
Haciendas, gardens, and open lots are among the most sought-after spaces for weddings and social events in Jalisco — and also the ones that need the most infrastructure solved outside the venue itself. This guide covers what to plan before confirming the space.
The first problem: infrastructure that doesn't exist
Unlike an event hall, most haciendas and gardens don't have enough plumbing or electricity for your event's guest count. Before falling in love with the space, ask:
The solution: units with self-contained systems
For spaces without fixed plumbing or electricity, the only way to offer a truly premium experience is with units that bring their own supply:
To size the exact number for your guest count, use our toilets-per-person calculator — for a 150-guest wedding with an open bar over 6 hours, for example, that's 5-7 toilets.
Terrain: what's sometimes overlooked
A garden with grass or uneven ground can complicate installing heavier units. Share photos of the terrain and the exact installation spot with your provider before the event, to confirm delivery vehicle access.
Weather and season
In Jalisco, rainy season (June-September) is a real factor for outdoor events. If your date falls in those months, plan a contingency for sanitary unit access in case the ground is wet.
Organizing an event at a hacienda or garden in Jalisco?
At Luvory we have experience solving the sanitary infrastructure of outdoor events across Guadalajara's metro area and Tequila. Contact us at +52 33 3324 4946 or write to a.martinez@luvory.com.mx.
