FAQs

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Which airport should we fly into? Miami or Fort Lauderdale

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Fort Lauderdale airport is not that much further than Miami airport. It always just depends on the traffic. Fort Lauderdale airport is often cheaper so check flights to both airports.

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Are there HOTELS for the wedding?

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Yes. With the Marriott for $229/nt. It is right next to the reception venue. Please contact the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay or use this link https://book.passkey.com/e/49810456?utm_source=2840&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=281506043&trkid=509614849&linkid=1736841227 Tell them you are with the Villaluz/Blain Wedding. You MUST reserve by December 28th!!!

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How do we get to the ceremony?

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Drive and carpool! Remember, there is a $2.25 toll and public parking for $8. Taking a taxi or uber would be difficult going back because there is barely any cell phone reception on that beach.

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IMPORTANT info about the beach CEREMONY

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It is a public beach so there may be people there enjoying a beach day. Limited seating (30 seats) for priority guests; ie immediately family, elderly, pregnant women. You will cross a toll bridge of $2.25. It is public parking for $8.

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Can we bring our kids?

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We know finding a babysitter can be difficult so children are welcome. But if you want to party the night away child-free, we also welcome care-free parents! Please RSVP with how many adults & children are in your group.

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What will the weather be like?

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Keep your eye on the weather. It can be anywhere between 60 and 80 degrees in February.

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What is the app for renting cars?

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TURO. Use this link to download and get $25 off your first rental. It’s like Airbnb for cars. https://turo.com/c/danav49

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Why "Arepa of My Life?"

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Game of Thrones is a favorite show of ours. Two of the characters would call each other "Moon of My Life" in the native language of the husband. We began playing around with using it for each other and it eventually evolved into "Arepa of My Life". Arepas are the staple food of Venezuela; it can be eaten any time of day. They're round like the moon. Carlos makes them a lot and taught Dana how to make them. We love to eat arepas, home made of course! You can stuff them with cheese, meats, scrambled eggs, anything, really. It's just delicious! You can definitely find arepas around here in Miami if you're looking to try some Venezuelan food!