FAQs

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What date should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by April 1st, 2026.

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Will there be transport to the wedding venue?

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Yes, shuttles will be available from designated pick-up points. Guests not staying at those specific locations will need to make their way to one of the pick-up points to use the provided transportation.

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What can I expect from the wedding day?

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Welcome drinks, ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and party with open bar!

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What time should I arrive if I am coming by car/will there be parking?

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Banana/Nomad offers parking for those who wish to drive; however, we will also be providing complimentary shuttles to and from the venue for your convenience and safety. Please keep in mind that there will be an open bar, so we encourage everyone to take advantage of the shuttle service.

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What if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?

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If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies, please inform your dedicated waiter upon arrival. They’ll help guide you on what’s safe to eat from the menu. While we do our best to accommodate common needs, please note that we may not be able to meet all specific dietary requirements. If you have a severe or life-threatening allergy, feel free to let us know in advance.

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What kind of weather should I expect on the day?

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You can expect warm and sunny weather during the day, but since the venue is by the sea, it might get breezy in the evening. We recommend bringing a light jacket just in case.

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Is there a dress code for the wedding?

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There’s no formal dress code, but think summer wedding vibes — light, festive, and beachy. Flowy dresses, linen shirts, and breezy fabrics are perfect for the setting. Expect hot weather (30°C+ during the day), but since the venue is by the sea, it can get a bit breezy in the evening — a light jacket might come in handy.

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Where should we bring/send our gifts?

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Your presence is the greatest gift! If you do wish to give a gift, we kindly ask that nothing be brought to the island, as it can be difficult to transport items. Alternatively, if you prefer to give a monetary gift, you can do so via bank transfer: Bank Name: TD BANK Transit No: 94000 Inst No: 004 Account No: 6691620 Name: Anastasiia Nosach SWIFT/BIC: TDOMCATTTOR Address: 205-502 Ninth street, New Westminster, BC, Canada, V3M 3W5 Please don’t worry about bringing anything to the venue — your good vibes and dancing shoes are all we ask for on the day!

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What is the best way to pay for things in Greece, and should I bring cash?

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The local currency is the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are generally accepted, but it’s a good idea to have some cash on hand, especially for small businesses, tavernas, and in rural areas. When withdrawing money, use official bank ATMs such as: Piraeus Bank (yellow) Alpha Bank (blue) Eurobank (blue & red) National Bank of Greece (green) Steer clear of generic "ATM" machines—particularly in tourist spots—as they tend to charge higher fees.

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What kind of power adapters do I need for Greece?

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Greece uses Type C and Type F plugs, with a standard voltage of 230V at 50Hz. If you're coming from Canada, you'll need a plug adapter (US-to-EU), which you can easily find online or at electronics stores. Devices that produce heat—like curling irons or steamers—might also need a voltage converter. Most hotels provide hair dryers and irons, so you can travel lighter if you prefer.