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How to Say ‘Welcome to the event.’ in Mexican Spanish

Bienvenido al evento.

bee-en-veh-NEE-doh ahl eh-BEN-toh

[bee-en-veh-NEE-doh ahl eh-BEN-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Al] is [a] + [el] combined into one word. The same happens in [vamos al evento].

Phrase Breakdown

Bienvenido

[bee-en-veh-NEE-doh]

welcome

A polite way to greet someone arriving at a professional gathering.

Example

La organizadora dice «Bienvenido al evento».

The organizer says “Welcome to the event.”

Al evento

ahl eh-BEN-toh

To the event

A contraction of a + el, meaning “to the” before a masculine noun.

Example

Llegamos al evento temprano.

We arrived at the event early.

Words in this phrase

al

[ahl]

to the

This contraction links the welcome to a specific place or event.

Example

Escucho «Bienvenido al evento» en la entrada.

I hear “Welcome to the event” at the entrance.

evento

[eh-BEN-toh]

event

Refers to the career or networking event people are attending.

Example

Todos llegan al «evento» con sus gafetes.

Everyone arrives at the “event” with their badges.

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