FAQs
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How and when should I RSVP?
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To help us finalize all the details, please RSVP by August 1 on the RSVP page of this website. If you already know your plans, an early response would be incredibly helpful as we coordinate with our vendors abroad.
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Are kids welcome?
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We love your kids but thought you might like a night off. Adults only please!
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Can I bring a plus one?
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To ensure we can accommodate all our beloved guests, only those explicitly named on your invitation are included. Thank you for understanding!
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Is there a dress code?
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Cocktail Attire: Think elegant knee-length dresses, jumpsuits, and suits with or without ties.
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What is the weather like?
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In mid-November, Puerto Vallarta experiences warm, humid, and sunny weather. Expect daytime highs around 82ºF–88ºF and comfortable evenings, with lows around 64ºF–70ºF.
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Do you have a hotel block for guests?
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We did not block out rooms, so feel free to book a room where you feel most comfortable. We added some recommendations on the travel section with the approximate distance to the wedding venue.
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💡 Know Before You Go: Puerto Vallarta 101
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💵 Currency & Tipping Pesos: Many places accept USD but the exchange rate offered by shops is often poor. You'll get the most value by paying in Mexican Pesos (MXN). ATMs: For the best rates, use an ATM at a local bank rather than a generic machine on the street. 🚕Getting Around Uber: Uber is widely available, safe, and usually cheaper than taxis. Airport Transport: Uber cannot pick you up directly at the airport terminal curb. You must walk across the pedestrian bridge over the highway to the "Uber pickup" spot. If you have a lot of luggage, we recommend taking a licensed Airport Taxi (fixed rates, pay at the kiosk inside) for a smoother arrival. Taxis: Taxis don't have meters; they use "zones." Always confirm the price with the driver before you get in. 💧 Misc. The Water: Do not drink the tap water. Stick to bottled water or the filtered water provided by your hotel. Ice is Safe: In tourist areas and reputable restaurants, ice is made from purified water, so your margaritas are safe! Sun Protection: The tropical sun is stronger than you think. Bring reef friendly sunscreen if you plan on snorkeling to help protect the local reefs.
