As this is a destination celebration, we kindly ask that you RSVP as soon as you are able. Knowing who will be joining us will allow us to thoughtfully arrange accommodations and travel for each of our guests. We truly hope you can be there to share this special weekend with us.
Please plan to fly into Nassau (NAS) on Thursday, April 29. From Nassau, we will have a chartered flight arranged for our guests to travel together to Andros Island, followed by transportation to Kamalame Cay. Additional travel details will be shared as we get closer to the weekend.
We are still finalizing the timing of our chartered flight to Andros Island. We will share a recommended arrival time with everyone well in advance so you can plan your flight into Nassau accordingly.
Yes. As we’ll be traveling internationally to the Bahamas, please make sure your passport is up to date and does not expire within six months of the trip. We recommend checking your expiration date well in advance to allow plenty of time for renewal if needed.
We have reserved a collection of waterfront villas and cottages at Kamalame Cay for our guests. Accommodations and room assignments will be thoughtfully arranged, with individual details shared closer to the wedding weekend.
Kamalame Cay is made for exploring at an easy pace. Golf carts will be provided with our guests’ cottages and villas for getting around the island throughout the weekend.
Yes, children are absolutely welcome. If you plan to bring your little ones, we simply ask that you let us know in advance so we can make the appropriate arrangements for their stay and the weekend. As Kamalame Cay is a private island, there are no local stores nearby for last minute essentials. We recommend bringing anything your children may need for the duration of your stay, including diapers, formula, snacks, medications, and other necessities.
Absolutely. We want everyone to feel comfortable and well cared for throughout the weekend. Please include any food allergies or dietary restrictions with your RSVP so we can share them with the culinary team at Kamalame Cay in advance.
Each celebration throughout the weekend will have its own dress code, with attire details and inspiration included on the mood board page. Welcome Party — Island Whites Casual, breezy, and barefoot-friendly. Think shades of white, ivory, and cream with relaxed silhouettes made for an evening by the sea. Rehearsal Dinner — Cocktail Attire Polished evening dressing with an effortless island sensibility. Wedding — Island Formal Elevated evening dressing with the ease of the islands. For women, color, beautiful prints, silk, satin, chiffon, and sequins are all welcomed. For men, lightweight suits or tailored separates in linen and other breathable fabrics are perfect. Above all, embrace the setting: elegant, festive, and a little unexpected. As much of the weekend will take place outdoors, we recommend footwear that can comfortably navigate sand and island pathways.
Think island essentials: swimwear, resort wear, evening attire, comfortable sandals, sunscreen, bug spray, and plenty of options for days spent by the water. As Kamalame Cay is a private island, there are no local stores nearby, so please bring any personal items, medications, or essentials you may need for the weekend.
Expect warm, beautiful island weather with plenty of time spent outdoors and by the water. Evenings can feel breezy by the sea, so we recommend bringing a light layer along with your warm weather wardrobe. As with any tropical destination, a passing shower is always possible.