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Can I bring my kids?

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We love your little ones, but this will be an adults-only event (18+). There will be lots of drinks and dancing, it's a night meant just for the grown-ups!

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What airport should I fly into?

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The main airport in Lima is Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM).

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Do I need a visa to enter Peru?

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Most travelers (including from the U.S., Canada, and EU countries) do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. Just bring a valid passport!

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Where should I stay?

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We recommend staying in Miraflores or Barranco—they’re safe, walkable, and full of great restaurants and sights.

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Where exactly is the wedding taking place?

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The wedding will be held in Cieneguilla, a beautiful valley about 1 hour outside of Lima. It’s known for its warm weather, nature, and relaxing vibe.

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What’s the weather like in Cieneguilla?

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April in Cieneguilla is typically warm and sunny during the day (mid-70s to low 80s°F / 24–28°C) and can get a bit cooler at night.

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What’s the weather usually like in Lima in late April?

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. It's typically mild and dry, with temps ranging from the low 70s°F (around 22°C) during the day to the mid 60s°F (about 18°C) at night. Bring something light for the day and a jacket for when the sun goes down — and don't worry, rain is super rare this time of year!

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Will transportation be provided to the venue?

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Yes! We will be organizing group transportation from Lima to the venue in Cieneguilla and back. Pickup location(s) and times will be shared closer to the date, so please RSVP accordingly.

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Is there parking available?

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Yes! There will be parking at the venue — no need to stress about finding a spot.

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Is there an open bar?

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Yessss — come thirsty, friends.

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Will there be dancing?

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Absolutely! Get ready for hours of partying, dancing, and questionable moves on the dance floor.

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What language is spoken in Peru? Will I need to speak Spanish?

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Spanish is the main language, but many people in touristy areas speak English. A few basic Spanish phrases will go a long way — but don’t worry, you’ll be just fine!