FAQ's
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Are Jason and Hope having any celebrations in the U.S.? I wont be able to go to Ghana for their wedding?
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Outside of Hope’s bridal shower, the couple will not be hosting any celebrations in the U.S. Jason and Hope will be sure to share footage and highlights from their wedding week so you can still experience a piece of the celebration. 💛✨
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Do I need a passport to travel to Ghana?
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Yes. All guests must have a valid passport to travel to and from Ghana, and it must remain valid through October 2026. If your passport is expired or close to expiring, we recommend renewing or applying as soon as possible to avoid delays.
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Will I need a visa to enter Ghana?
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Yes. A visa is required to enter Ghana. Guests will have the option to apply for their visa upon arrival, and this process has a 100% acceptance rate. The $200 USD visa fee is already included in the packaged pricing the couple is offering. If you prefer to apply for your visa ahead of time, please reach out to the couple so they can provide the required welcome letter and trip itinerary.
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What is the total cost to attend the week in Ghana?
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The total cost is $3,500 per guest or $6,700 per couple. Couple- (husband/ wife, friend/friend, mother/daughter. etc..)
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What does the package include for single travelers and couples?
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What does the package include for single travelers and couples? Single Traveler — $3,500 (Full Package) Includes: Roundtrip flight (PHL- ACC) Visa (upon arrival) Single hotel or Airbnb (7 nights) Transportation to all group activities (Wednesday- Sunday) Admitted access to group activities & cultural tours One meal per day Wedding Day pick up & drop off Airport pickup & drop-off Couple Package — $6,700 per couple ($3,350 per person) Includes: Roundtrip flights (PHL- ACC) Visa (upon arrival) Double Hotel or Airbnb (7 nights) Transportation to all group activities Admitted access to group activities & cultural tours One meal per day Wedding Day Pick up and drop off Airport pickup & drop-off
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What is not included in the package cost?
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Friday activities (this will be an optional free day or at-your-own-cost experience) Souvenirs, shopping, and personal purchases Any meals beyond the 1 meal provided each day Alcoholic beverages and specialty drinks Travel insurance (optional, but strongly recommended) Vaccinations or medical preparations (ex: yellow fever vaccine, malaria pills if you choose to take them) Early arrival or extended stay costs if you choose to come before or after the scheduled trip dates Tips and gratuities (drivers, hotel staff, tour guides, etc.) Airport snacks, in-flight purchases, or checked baggage fees (if applicable based on your airline) Night time extracurricular activities
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If I decide not to book the full package, what are my options for arranging my own travel and accommodations?
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Guests who prefer to book independently can arrange their own round-trip flights, hotel or Airbnb stay, and ground transportation while in Ghana. We’ll still share recommended areas to stay, trusted transportation options, and key details so you can plan comfortably on your own.
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Do I need any vaccines or medications to travel to Ghana?
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Guests are strongly encouraged to have a Yellow Fever vaccination and to take malaria prevention medication before traveling. Both can be obtained by consulting with your doctor or a travel clinic. One local option is the Penn International Travel Medicine and Immunization Clinic (Perelman Center, Philadelphia).
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Are payment plans available?
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Yes. We will be using HoneyBook, a secure platform that allows flexible payment plans. Once you confirm your spot, you’ll receive a personalized HoneyBook link where you can set up a payment schedule, make payments, receive reminders, view invoices, and sign any required documents—all in one place.
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How will I stay updated with trip details?
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Once your participation is confirmed, you will receive email updates with next steps, reminders, and key information; including details about our January info call. We will also share updates through HoneyBook, where you can access your payment plan, documents, messages, and any travel-related announcements. As we get closer to the trip, we’ll create an opt-in WhatsApp group to share real-time updates, tips, and reminders to ensure everyone feels prepared and informed.
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Will more trip details be shared as we get closer to the wedding trip?
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Absolutely. As months progress, we’ll share additional guidance, including recommended attire, items to bring, cultural tips, and everything else you’ll need to feel fully prepared. For now, we suggest focusing on whether you’re able to attend, securing your passport, and taking care of any medical or visa requirements. All other details will be provided in a clear and timely way.
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Is Ghana safe for US travelers?
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Yes. Ghana is widely known as one of the safest and most welcoming countries in West Africa. As with any international travel, staying aware of your surroundings and following standard precautions is encouraged. In fact, Ghana is considered so welcoming that in 2019, during the national Year of Return initiative, the government granted citizenship to 126 people of African descent, many of whom were Americans reconnecting with their heritage. This movement highlighted Ghana as a safe, stable, and deeply hospitable place for visitors and members of the diaspora.
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Who do I contact with questions or concerns?
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If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us directly: Jason – 732-309-2312 or Hope – 215-459-4606.