We realize Covid is an ever-evolving situation, so will continue to update this FAQ over time as we find out more information.
Only a few children who are immediate family and who are participating in the wedding will be attending. Please see your invitation for clarification. In case you do bring your little ones to Mexico, here are links to local babysitting services and rentals https://bajababysitting.com/ https://cabo.bajababygear.com/
Transportation will be provided to/from both the Rehearsal Dinner at Habaneros as well as the Wedding Ceremony/Reception at Flora Farms. A detailed itinerary will be provided to wedding guests at check-in. Please see the "Travel" tab as it relates to booking transit to/from the airport. While taxis are widely available, should you want to explore Cabo on your own, our recommendation is to book reliable transportation via the hotel concierge. There is also Uber, but please be aware that the cars they drive are much smaller than the ones in the states and they do not have UBER XL as of yet. Therefore, you will need to consider no more than 3 persons in your car per ride.
Yes, all invited guests are welcome at all scheduled events, so please check out the "Schedule" tab for details.
Our wedding is strictly invite-only. We'll only be able to accommodate those listed on your invitation.
Please let us know of any severe food allergies on your RSVP.
If you already know whether or not you can make it, please feel free to let us know as soon as possible via the "RSVP" tab. The final RSVP deadline is October 28, 2022.
You'll be missed! If you can't make it, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP “no,” so we can plan accordingly.
Please click on the "Registry" tab to view ours.
Daily highs reach an average of 81 degrees and drop to average lows of 62 degrees. Expect some cool breezes in the evenings!
Yes, a passport is required for travel to Mexico. Processing times can vary, so we suggest applying early. More details can be found here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html
As a rule of thumb, you should stick to bottled or purified water in Mexico. All of the restaurants and hotels only serve purified water and YES, the ice is safe.
The peso is Mexico's national currency, though many places in Los Cabos accept U.S. dollars for convenience. Major credit cards are also accepted in most establishments. Banks offer currency exchange during business hours. Universal ATMs are widely available for cash withdrawals at the current exchange rate, and most ATMs have menus in English. The ATMs only dispense pesos.