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The resort is all inclusive. This means it will include breakfast (located at the buffet, or in room service), lunch (at the buffet, the pool grill, or in room service) and dinner (at any restaurant located at the resort, the buffet, or in room service). There are 5 on-site restaurants: Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Fusion, and a Steakhouse. There is a coffee cafe/bakery, a 24-hour food service spot, and multiple bars throughout the resort. They will refill the mini fridge and alcohol dispensers in your room daily. All food, drinks, and alcohol are included.
We recommend bringing around $100 per person in US dollar bills to use as tips. A single dollar is a very good tip in this area and will guarantee you the very best service from the staff. There might be a small "Municipal Environmental Sanitation Tax" when checking in to the resort. This tax is approximately $2.50/night.
Not necessarily. I recommend bringing tips in US dollar bills. There is a currency exchange in the lobby if you want to make purchases with pesos. Most of the shops take credit cards and I recommend using a card with no foreign transaction fees.
The ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception will all take place outside, so please dress for warm weather! Tropical chic or resort formal. Think bright colors, light flowy fabrics, tropical or floral prints, and linen. Please no jeans or swimsuits!
The resort our wedding is being hosted at is very safe and located in a gated community of resorts. You will have a shuttle that will pick you up at the airport and take you directly to the resort. Both Connor and Grace have stayed at this resort before and they had no concerns for their safety while there.
Yes, a passport is required to enter Mexico from the US.
As a U.S. citizen, you do not need a visa to visit Mexico for tourism, business, or short-term visits of up to 180 days. When flying into Mexico as a U.S. citizen, you are required to complete a Forma Migratoria Múltiple (FMM), commonly known as a tourist card. This document is essential for entry and must be retained for your departure. It will be given to you either on the plane or at immigration. They have started to do these virtually as well. Please keep this document with your passport for the flight home.
The entire resort has free wifi. Some US cellular plans allow usage in Mexico without an additional fee but you will need to check your plan.
Yes! All wedding guests also get 10% off using this link: https://renovaspa.com/services?seller_number=484&discount_code=MICE10
Download the RIU app to see the daily schedule of resort activities. There are activities by the pool, nightly shows, live music, and parties.
If you have any dietary restrictions, please add them when RSVPing.
Your presence is all we request, and we do not expect any wedding gifts from our guests. We do have a small registry under the Registry tab if you’d still like to give us a gift.
Please check out each tab to see if your question is answered on another page. If you do not see the answer, reach out to Grace at graceconnorlytlewedding@gmail.com or 302-450-8295.