FAQ

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by April 15. The RSVP tab is active in the menu above.

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What is the wedding dress code?

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We'd love to see our family and friends dressed up for our big day! Dress to impress in your best formal cocktail attire.

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What is the Welcome BBQ dress code?

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Anyone traveling in will be invited to Arnar's parents home for a casual backyard BBQ. Dress code is elevated casual. Sun dresses, sandals, sneakers are all welcome.

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What will the weather be like in June?

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Typically mid 50°F, but high 60°F if lucky! The weather is very mercurial and often times the forecast will read rain everyday BUT that is hardly the case, and if there is rain it will be sporadic.

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Which airport do I fly into?

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Keflavík International Airport (KEF). The airport is ~30 min to downtown Reykjavik.

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Transportation:

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There are taxis around downtown. However, if you plan to do some exploring before/after the wedding, we recommend renting a car! Most of the best sights are +45 min from the Capital. You can rent straight from the airport (AVIS, Budget, Eurocar, etc.) or downtown.

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Do people tip in Iceland?

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No, there's no need to tip in Iceland.

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Is the wedding adults only?

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Yes! We encourage you to use this evening as a "night out" for yourself.

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Is Iceland safe?

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According to the Global Peace Index, Iceland is the safest country in the world. Violent crimes are extremely rare. Keeping track of the road conditions and weather should be your number one concern when it comes to safety.

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What currency is used in Iceland?

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The Icelandic króna (ISK). 1 USD = 133 ISK

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Can I get around independently without speaking the language?

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Most adults in Iceland are fluent in English. Finding someone who doesn’t speak English, especially in the service industry, is extremely rare.

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What is the food like?

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The food scene is great, but Iceland is known for their seafood, lamb, and dairy. You can’t leave without trying traditional dishes, like fermented shark, skyr (yogurt), and black licorice! The bakeries are also out of this world - our favorite is in Brikk in the town called Hafnarfjodur.

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How much daylight is there in the June?

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24 hours, baby! Most hotels will have blackout shades to help you sleep. Bring a sleep mask if you are sensitive to light, just in case.