Yes. Residents of the United States who are fully vaccinated are allowed to enter Germany. Those who are not fully vaccinated will need to demonstrate an important need to travel.
Every person over the age of 12 is obliged to carry proof of their COVID‑19 status when entering Germany. Persons over the age of 12 must therefore have a negative test result OR proof of recovery or vaccination when entering Germany. As a rule, COVID‑19 test results (antigen or PCR tests) must not be more than 48 hours old at the time of the (planned) entry. However, if entering Germany with a carrier (e.g. an airline), PCR tests may be taken a maximum of 48 hours before the (scheduled) start of the journey (e.g. departure time). But antigen tests must not be taken more than 48 hours before the (scheduled) time of arrival in Germany even if travellers are being transported by a carrier.
The United States is not considered a high-risk area so you will not have to quarantine as long as you have proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test.
No.
The dress code is semi-formal/cocktail attire.
We have a strict guest list to stay on budget. Our wedding is strictly RSVP only. We will only be able to accommodate those listed on your invitation.
While we love your little ones, our wedding is going to be an adults-only event so that everyone can relax and enjoy the evening. We appreciate you making arrangements ahead of time and leaving the kids at home so you can celebrate with us.
Please enter your full name on the “RSVP” page of this website.
Once you’ve received your formal invitation, please plan to RSVP by April 30, 2022!
You will be missed! If you can not make it to the wedding, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP “no,” so we can plan accordingly.
Yes, I will be changing it to Azalia Johnson.
#5333MilesToSayIDo However, we would prefer for our guest to refrain from posting on social media until the following day. We just want to enjoy and celebrate with you all.
No, we will not be blocking any hotels or other accommodations. We have listed several Airbnb’s and Hotels on the “Travel” page to help you get an idea of different accommodations.
Citizens of the United States with a valid US passport can travel to 26 European member countries of the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days without having to apply or obtain a Schengen visa for short-term tourism or a business trip.
We went to Europe in 2018 for 21 days and took $2,500 each, we came back with around $900 each!
8€ to 14€ / $10 to $17 including German Beer!
Most Germans speak English. Even at restaurants, servers will offer an English menu.
Prost!
We recommend Airbnb’s! We haven’t had to stay in any Airbnb’s while we were in Germany, but we stayed in an Airbnb in Budapest for 120€/$146 for 7 days.
The average temperature in Bamberg, Germany during June is 68°F to 73°F, rarely exceeding 84°F.
NEVER at the airport! We recommend ordering it from your bank before you leave.
DON’T take taxis! Use “BlaBlaCar,” which is the German version of Uber/Lyft. Germany is also very well know for its Bus and Train systems. They are super easy to use and very reliable. You can also rent a car to provide you with extra independence.
EASY! You can use the “Deutsche Bahn” (trains) and/or fly.
Flights from Germany to other countries vary in price but for some examples, we paid 59€/$72 per person round trip to Budapest, Hungary. We paid 69€/$84 per person round trip to Kraków, Poland.