FAQs

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What is the itinerary?

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Please note this is subject to change due to island time ;) May 21st, Thursday: 2:00 PM | Shuttle to “French Cay” Join us for a fun afternoon excursion exploring an island! May 22nd, Friday: Bridal Party: Bachelor & Bachelorette celebrations Guests: Enjoy a free day to relax and explore! We’ve curated links to activities on our website, or you can visit the front desk to book an adventure. 9:15 AM | Church 12:30 PM| Return to resort 5:15PM | Wedding Rehearsal (Bridal Party only) 6:30 PM | Rehearsal Dinner (Immediate family & bridal party) May 23rd, Saturday: May 24th, Sunday: Wedding day

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What is the weather like?

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Expect warm, tropical weather—light, breathable outfits are best, and don’t forget sunscreen! Average Temperatures over the past 5 years for the end of May: Daytime High 85–88°F (29–31°C) Night time 75–81°F (24–27°C) Ocean Water 82–84°F (28–29°C)

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Transportation

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Arrival to Roatan: If you are staying at Media Luna Resort, make sure to let Marianela know your arrival date and time so she can arrange transportation to and from the airport. If you are not staying at the resort, please text Britney so we can ensure you have a plan prior to your trip. Transportation options while on the island: (check out our "Things To Do" tab)

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What time should I arrive to the ceremony?

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We ask that guests arrive at 4:30 pm to find seating and enjoy the view.

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What should I do while I’m in paradise?

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There are many options for you to choose from while on the island. When you arrive to the Resort, there is a booth with contacts for you to browse. If you would like to plan ahead, we’ve linked a page with fun activities, excursions, and local favorites for you to enjoy during your stay!

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Do I need cash?

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It’s a good idea to bring some cash for small purchases, tips, or local vendors.

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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We totally get that you want to remember this moment forever, but we kindly ask you to be present with us. We will announce a specially carved time for you to take pictures with your devices. Other than this moment, our photographer will capture everything.

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What if I have dietary restrictions?

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We have arranged for a buffet meal (Alex's favorite), but if you have any special restrictions, please let Britney know so we can accomodate for you!

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Who can I contact with questions?

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You can contact Britney directly for any questions!

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What should I know about traveling to Honduras?

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Getting there: You’ll fly into Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport (RTB) in Roatán. It’s a small and easy-to-navigate airport with direct flights from several U.S. cities, as well as connections through mainland Honduras. Passport & Entry Requirements A valid passport is required for all international travelers. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates (recommended). U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. (If you’re traveling from outside the U.S., please check your country’s specific entry requirements.) *Please have the address of where you will be staying on hand, as the immigration agents will ask you for it at the time of your entry. When you arrive at the airport, you may be asked to fill out information regarding your visit. Look for QR codes to scan when you get off the plane before you get in line for immigration. Immigration can take up to 3 hours to clear. Currency The local currency is the Honduran Lempira (HNL), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas like Roatán. Small bills are helpful for taxis and tips. Credit cards are accepted at most hotels and restaurants. Health & Safety Stick to bottled or filtered water. Pack bug spray (especially for evenings). Roatán is generally safe, especially in resort and tourist areas — just use normal travel awareness as you would anywhere. Tips: Highly recommended to lock your checked suitcase Things to Do Roatán is famous for its snorkeling and diving along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second-largest reef system in the world. If you’re making a vacation out of it (which we highly recommend!), there’s plenty of beach time, water activities, and island exploring to enjoy.