FAQs

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Contact Info

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Marisa Mansueto 845-513-9862 Michael Vassallo 845-703-0331 Email Marmikevassallo@gmail.com

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Passport Requirements

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Yes, a passport is required to visit Antigua and Barbuda.

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Check for Antigua & Barbuda Entry Requirements, changes and updates frequently at the following website:

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COVID-19 Vaccination is no longer required for entry into Antigua. However, unvaccinated travelers are still required to provide a negative COVID-19 PCR Test in order to enter the country. https://visitantiguabarbuda.com/travel-advisory/

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St. James Club Covid 19 Info

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COVID-19 Vaccination is no longer required for entry into Antigua. However, unvaccinated travelers are still required to provide a negative COVID-19 PCR Test in order to enter the country. https://www.stjamesclubantigua.com/covid-19-info/

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Book the hotel

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Contact Marisa, Michael or Tina Synder for the reservation form. See the accommodations tab for more details.

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Book the flight

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Direct non stop flights are only available out of JFK, if you wish to fly out of Newark you will have a layover. Flights are available through JetBlue, American Airlines, and United Airline. You may visit their direct website to book.

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Room deposit and final payment deadlines

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The room deposit of $300 per person is due by July 1st, 2022. The final payment is due by September 27th, 2022.

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Minimum night stay

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There is a 3 night minimum stay

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Is the resort all-inclusive

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Yes, meaning all drinks, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and dessert are included.

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Children

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As much as we love children, our wedding is for adults 21+ only. We want our wedding to be your night off! The resort, however, is kid friendly so if you would like to make it a family vacation that is up to you! We will be looking into available childcare for the ceremony and reception if needed.

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Unplugged Ceremony

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A wedding in which cell phones and cameras are not to be used at any point during the ceremony. Why 1. Keeps the focus on the couple 2. Creates a more intimate atmosphere 3. Enhances the emotional experience of it all 4. Gives the photographer an unobstructed shot

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Staying at a different resort

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If you choose to stay at a different resort please be aware that there is $150 day pass fee person, you will need to pay to attend the wedding. Also keep into consideration the resort is far from most locations in Antigua, you will also need transportation to and from the resort.

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Beach Formal Wedding Attire

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Please read the follow to better explain beach formal attire for the ceremony and reception. Women Dresses, gowns, suits, formal rompers, and jumpsuits are all acceptable. Feel free to include prints, avoiding anything too loud. If you choose to wear a beachy dress, consider it in either tea-length or maxi to avoid looking too casual. Dressy sandals, chunky heels, and wedges are acceptable footwear options. Not permitted: Flip flops, sun hats, Tie Dye, the color white/cream/ivory/beige, sun dresses, shorts, or denim. Below are a few suggestions we think would be a great fit! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3CKRAJ4NJKRHY?ref_=wl_share Men 3/4 sleeve or long sleeve button down with slacks or suits are acceptable. While a jacket isn’t required, a breathable sport coat or unique blazer is a fun addition. Shoes can be a little more casual, but still need to be closed-toe, such as a loafer or deck/boat shoe. Not permitted: Flip flops, sun hats, Tie Dye, shorts, or denim. Below are a few suggestions we think would be a great fit! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/155QVPQUR8URN?ref_=wl_share

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What to Pack

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COSMETICS: -Sunscreen -Toothbrush and toothpaste -Deodorant -Hair and makeup supplies -Hand Sanitizer -Bug Spray CLOTHES: -Wedding attire (beach formal) -Casual resort attire -Athletic attire (gym, tennis courts, volleyball, yoga, hiking) -Swimsuits -Swimsuit cover-ups -Pajamas -Undergarments -Hat -Footwear (ceremony, walking around resort, athletic) OTHER: -Passport -ID -Vaccination card -Covid test results -Credit Card (No American Express) -Phone charger -Camera -Sunglasses -Headphones and reading material -Cash (tipping, and miscellaneous activities)

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Outlet Adaptors

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No, the voltage is the same as the United States.

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Personal Safety

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Antigua is relatively crime free, but exercise normal precautions; i.e. don’t leave valuables unattended in rental cars or on the beach. Place your valuables and travel documents in your room safe. Keep your guest room doors and windows locked, especially at night and when you are not in the room.

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Currency

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The official currency of Antigua is the Eastern Caribbean dollar which is fixed to the US dollar. A recent exchange rate was US$1.00 = EC$2.70. US currency, travelers checks and major credit cards are welcome everywhere.

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Time Zone

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Antigua is in the Atlantic Standard Time zone, one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time and the same as Eastern Daylight Time. Atlantic Standard Time is four hours behind GMT.

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Antigua Appropriate Attire (not for the wedding)

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Elegantly casual. Beach attire is appropriate for the beach but not town, shops or restaurants. Most restaurants stipulate collar shirts and long pants for men and pant suits or dresses for women in the evening.