FAQs/Preguntas

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Now that the wedding reception has been postponed, what is the RSVP situation?

Answer

1. First, breathe. We love you for already looking into this but we are not giving an RSVP deadline for the time being. Please let us know if you can join when you are ready. 2. Already RSVP'ed? Please let us know if you'd like to transfer your enthusiastic 'yes' to the event on January 2, 2022 or if you have to regretfully decline due to the change of date. 3. Declined but would like to attend the new date? Please contact us at 787.648.9260 or at zcristina91@gmail.com. 4. Have not RSVP'ed? Feel free to RSVP for the new January 2022 date on this website or by mailing the RSVP postcard we sent to you with the invitation. It may have the original date, but we will see it as an RSVP for the new date.

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What is the COVID-19 situation in Puerto Rico?

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The party is on - as of this moment! We, however, are keeping a close eye on safety and health regulations in Puerto Rico and will continue to update the 'Travel' section of this website with necessary information for your traveling. All guests need to provide vaccination proof to attend the party and other events. Please send a copy to Zorelly at 787.648.9260 or at zcristina91@gmail.com. Bring your vaccination card to Puerto Rico to enter restaurants, other venues, bars, stays, etc.

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Where should I stay during my visit?

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Check out the 'Travel' section of this website for suggested locations, including Old San Juan, Condado, Ocean Park, and Isla Verde areas.

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What is winter like in Puerto Rico?

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Warm! The lowest temperature you may feel along the coast near San Juan will be in the high 70s. Usually the days are in the low to mid 80s. If you take an adventure to the central mountains, it can be a bit chillier...maybe in the 60s. Shorts, tanks, summer dresses, sandals!

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Will my cellphone work in Puerto Rico?

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Most cellphone carriers with national plans provide coverage in Puerto Rico with no roaming charges, including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint. If you'd like to be sure, consult your carrier company about your services in Puerto Rico.

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What can I do in Puerto Rico for New Year's Eve?

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So many options! The majority of the hotels on the coast offer New Year's Eve parties, as well as the main convention center and well-known event spaces. If you'd rather have a somewhat quiet night but still would like to do some exploring, Old San Juan bars stay open and expect many locals for the New Year. Check out the 'Travel' section of this website for recommendations. POP POP!! If you are in Puerto Rico at this time, you will hear fireworks going off all day, and of course at midnight. People are excited for the New Year! Just be wary and try to be indoors if they make you uncomfortable.

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I took some great pictures of your wedding and my time in PR, and want to share. What is the best way?

Answer

We'd love to have your pictures! Feel free to use #fromatoz2021 on any social media platform or send to Zorelly at zcristina91@gmail.com.

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Questions/Concerns?

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Contact Zorelly at zcristina91@gmail.com or 787.648.9260.