If it's Wednesday, it's Etla

And it was the Wednesday before Muertos, so all the necessary elements to get ready for the celebrations were there.

Sugarcane for the altars. 

 Everything looked so fresh today, perfect timing.

And of course, there were lots of celosia, cockscomb, terciopelo rojo, and marigolds or cempasuchil, two of the most important flowers for both altars and panteons or cemeteries.

 The classic nicely sugared pan de muerto.  The designs on the top represent bones.

 And everyone totally into the spirit.