10/29/2026
🏵️Día de Mu***os: A San Antonio Shopping Guide
Putting together an ofrenda this year? I’ve rounded up a few local places to find pan de mu**to, cempasúchil, decorations, and a few other essentials.
Save this guide for your last-minute shopping!
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Where to Find Pan de Muerto🏵️
Guanajuato Bakery
La Panadería Bakery Café
La Concheria
Alebrije ( pop up Historic Pearl )
Patty Bedoy
H-E-B
One of the traditional foods associated with Día de Mu***os, pan de mu**to is often placed on ofrendas and enjoyed with family🏵️
Where to Find Cempasúchil🏵️
Pamela & Frank Arnosky
Wholesale florist in San Antonio
Costco
H-E-B
Also known as marigolds, cempasúchil are one of the most recognizable flowers associated with Día de Mu***os.
Traditionally, their bright colors and fragrance are believed to help guide the spirits of loved ones back to their ofrendas.
Ofrenda Essentials🏵️
Isaias Barbis
🍬 La Dulceria 🍬
Amols' Party & Fiesta Favors
Karolinas Antiques LLC
Rancho Diaz
From papel picado and candles to decorative pieces and other traditional items, there are several places around San Antonio to shop for your ofrenda.
If you’re interested in learning more about the traditions and meaning behind an ofrenda, I recommend Mexico’s Day of the Dead by Founder & CEO, Mexico In My Pocket LLC .
It’s a beautiful resource that walks through the different elements and how to put an altar together.
You can look for it locally at
Pullman Market and Rancho Diaz
And don’t forget your photos! Walgreens is a convenient option for printing pictures of loved ones.
🏵️When choosing photos for your ofrenda, keep in mind that traditionally, only those who have passed away are included, not those who are still living.
