FAQ

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Where is the wedding?

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Baja Luna is a private wedding and event venue set on a working mango farm located six miles from San José del Cabo. With stunning open-air gardens, a symbolic chapel, and farm-to-table dining, we couldn’t think of a more perfect place to host our celebration!

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How do we get to the wedding venue?

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Those guests staying at JW Marriott will have shuttles provided TO and FROM the ceremony. Please be out front by 4:30 SHARP to begin transporting to the venue. Guests can also opt to take Uber, which is widely available, affordable, and reliable in San Jose del Cabo. Private car services and taxis are also available. See “Book Your Travel” for recommendations

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What is the RSVP deadline?

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We kindly ask you to RSVP as soon as you know whether or not you'll be able to make it, however, the latest date to RSVP is March 1st, 2026.

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Can I bring a guest?

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Our wedding strictly RSVP only. Due to capacity restraints, we will only be able to accommodate those whose names are explicitly listed on your invitation. Thank you for understanding!

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Are kids allowed?

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We love your little ones, but due to space and planning, only children in the wedding party or those specifically stated on the invitation can attend. Thank you for understanding!

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Is there a dress code?

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Our wedding day is "Cabo Formal", meaning midi to maxi length dresses, jumpsuits, and lightweight suits. Please avoid white, ivory, or cream colored dresses. All events will be outdoors! In June, San Jose can be around 85-90℉ during the daytime & 75-80℉ in the evening, but, it can vary! Be sure to check the weather & dress accordingly. For those wanting a little inspiration, see the "attire" tab!

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Currency

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Mexican Peso (MXN) is the official currency, but USD is widely accepted. Small bills are useful for tipping. Credit cards work at most places, but have pesos or dollars on hand for taxis, tips, or local markets.

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Travel Documents

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Passport: Make sure it’s valid for the duration of your stay in Mexico. Tourist Card (FMM): Usually provided on your flight. You’ll need it to exit the country—don’t lose it!

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Is the water safe to drink?

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The tap water in Cabo is not safe to drink—please use bottled or filtered water, even when brushing your teeth. If you have a sensitive stomach, consider starting a probiotic supplement a few days before travel to keep your gut happy. Bottled water is provided at most hotels and resorts.

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How do I get from the airport to JW Marriott or other place I am staying?

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The best option from the airport is to arrange private transportation rather than rely on Uber or another transportation network. Groups traveling together can schedule a private car for about $75 one way. Ubers and taxis from your hotel are much easier to schedule. Here are a few you can potentially book: https://elikertransfer.com https://www.allwayscabotransportation.com