FAQs
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What dates should we be in Puerto Vallarta?
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We anticipate that most guests will be planning to travel to Puerto Vallarta from Thursday, March 6th until Sunday, March 9th. Brandon & Roy will be in Puerto Vallarta a few days before and few days after the wedding, so please feel free to come for as little or as long as you'd like. Please treat this trip as a mini-vacation, as Puerto Vallarta is a beautiful, family-friendly city to explore. For some ideas on things to do, please see the "What are some things to do in Puerto Vallarta" section below.
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Do I need a passport to attend?
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Yes! Please make sure you and your party all have valid passports for the wedding. Be sure to confirm that your passport is valid for at least 6 months after March 2025. If you are traveling to Mexico from the United States, then no visas are required. Please check the Mexico Consulate website for details: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/washington/index.php/servicios-para-extranjeros-visas?id=182.
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Do you have a hotel room discount available?
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Yes, but unfortunately all available rooms in our room block have been fulfilled. Please see the 'Hotel' section for the website link if you'd like to book a room at the Westin Puerto Vallarta at standard hotel rates.
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What should I wear to the wedding?
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The wedding attire recommendation is summer cocktail attire. Ties are completely optional. The wedding will take place during a warm season, so please dress comfortably! Here are some ideas: https://www.pinterest.com/makalive45/choldham-wedding-attire-ideas/
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Is there a gift registry?
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We are truly grateful for your presence at our wedding. Gifts are not expected, but if you would like to contribute to our future together, please visit: https://www.honeyfund.com/site/choldham
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What are some things to do in Puerto Vallarta?
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If you're coming early or staying after the wedding, there are some amazing things you can do to check out Puerto Vallarta. You can enjoy activities like relaxing on Playa de Los Muertos beach, exploring the vibrant Malecón boardwalk, visiting the Los Arcos National Marine Park, taking a boat tour to the Marietas Islands (including the "Hidden Beach"), exploring the Vallarta Botanical Gardens, experiencing a sunset cruise in Marina Vallarta, and trying local cuisine in the Zona Romantica district. Beaches: Playa de Los Muertos: A lively beach with plenty of restaurants and bars. Playa de Los Muertos Pier: Enjoy the lively atmosphere at the pier. Las Caletas Beach: A secluded cove with beautiful views Outdoor Activities: Los Arcos National Marine Park: Explore the iconic rock formations by boat Marietas Islands: Visit the "Hidden Beach" on a boat tour Vallarta Botanical Gardens: Explore diverse tropical plant life Canopy River Park: Ziplining through the jungle Water Activities: Sunset Cruise: Take a boat ride to watch the sunset over Banderas Bay Sailing Charters: Explore the bay on a sailing trip Snorkeling and Diving: Discover underwater life near the coast Cultural Experiences: El Malecón: Stroll along the lively waterfront promenade Zona Romantica: Explore the charming historic district with restaurants and shops Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Visit the beautiful church in downtown Puerto Vallarta Day Trips: Tequila Town: Visit a tequila distillery and learn about the production process Boca de Tomatlán: A quaint fishing village with a relaxed atmosphere