FAQs

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Documentation Needed to Enter Italy?

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No visa is required in Italy for tourism under 90 days. Please ensure that your passport is valid through at least December 2026 (six months beyond June 2026).

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What should I Have Before I Leave for Europe?

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Power Adapter & Converter: - Europe uses different outlets than the U.S. — typically Type C, E, or F plugs, with 220V voltage. Please bring a universal travel adapter to charge your phone, laptops, etc. - For hair tools and high-voltage devices, purchase a voltage converter to avoid damage or safety risks. Phone Plan / SIM Card: - Check with your phone provider about international data/roaming plans. Alternatively, you can buy an eSIM or physical SIM card in Italy for local service. - We recommend downloading WhatsApp before your trip. It allows you to send messages and make phone calls over Wifi to other WhatsApp users. Comfortable Shoes & Layers: - Italy in June is warm. You'll likely be walking and exploring so it's recommended to bring comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets, and light layers for cooler evenings, including the night of the wedding. - Bring a swimsuit if you'd like to use the spa/pool. Bug Repellent: - Bugs are always unpredictable in warmer climate. If you are prone to being bit, you might want to consider bringing repellent. Maps & Translations: - Download Google Maps for offline use and consider using Google Translate for quick Italian phrases — both are helpful for navigating and communicating.

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How do I get to Fiuggi from the Rome airport?

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Please see the Travel tab.

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Will there be transportation to and from the wedding?

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Yes! We will provide transportation to and from Silva Hotel Splendid for both the ceremony and reception, so you can relax and enjoy the day without worrying about logistics. The bus will leave the hotel at 3:30pm on the day of the wedding.

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Is there a dress code?

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The dress code is black-tie optional. Think elegant long or midi dresses for ladies, and a tuxedo or suit and tie for gentlemen.