We recommend booking as soon as possible for the best prices and availability.
Guests should fly into São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport (GRU).
Yes, all international guests need a valid passport.
Yes, all U.S citizens need a valid visa, you can obtain one online, visit our 'TRAVEL' page for more information.
We recommend arriving by September 8th.
We will be organizing a shuttle service for our guests from the airport to Ilhabela on September 8th, as well as return transportation after the wedding on September 13th. Guests will have the option to reserve a seat for a small fee. If you are traveling outside of these dates, please let us know and we will do our best to assist with alternative arrangements.
Yes, the wedding venue and hotel are the same campus.
Absolutely! We will be staying at a second hotel from September 11th to 13th and would love for anyone who is interested to join us and enjoy a few more days on the island. Guests are welcome to make their own reservations to extend their stay.
We’ll be celebrating across a few days! Please refer to the “Schedule” tab for full details.
Formal · Elegant · Beach appropriate. Think light fabrics, vibrant colors, and elevated attire suitable for warm weather.
We recommend block heels, wedges, or flats due to outdoor surfaces.
Not at all! While Portuguese is the primary language in Brazil, many people in tourist areas speak some English. Our wedding events will be welcoming and accessible for all guests, so there’s no need to worry. If you’d like, learning a few basic words and phrases can go a long way!
Brazilian Real (BRL)
Yes, most places accept cards, keep in mind an international fee will be applied to it, but we recommend carrying some cash.
Ilhabela in September offers a beautiful transition into spring, with mild, comfortable weather. While it is still technically the end of winter, temperatures are often in the 70s°F during the day, with cooler evenings. We recommend planning for both—light layers for the evening and breathable fabrics for daytime. We’re hoping for warm, sunny days—perfect for celebrating by the ocean!
Brazil uses Type N and Type C outlets, with a standard voltage of 127V or 220V depending on the location. Most modern electronics (such as phone chargers and laptops) are dual voltage, but we recommend bringing a universal travel adapter for convenience. We also highly recommend you bringing insect repellent and using it regularly, Ilhabela is known for its natural beauty and its mosquitoes.
Most international plans work, but roaming charges can be high. We recommend checking with your carrier or considering an international plan or eSIM for your trip.
We will be staying at a second hotel from September 11–13, and guests are welcome to join us to continue enjoying the island. Visit our travel page for additional information.
Please RSVP as soon as possible so we can assist with transportation and planning.