FAQs
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How do I get to Key West, FL?
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Airport: Key West International Airport (EYW) is the closest, about 5 minutes from Casa Marina. Miami (MIA) is a larger airport about 3.5 hours away by car if you plan to road trip down the Keys. Driving: If you’re driving, the Overseas Highway (U.S. 1) is a scenic route connecting the mainland to the island.
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Getting Around Key West
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Walking & Biking: Old Town is compact and perfect for strolling or renting a bike. Trolleys: The Conch Tour Train and Duval Loop offer easy transportation with stops near popular spots. Rideshare & Taxis: Uber and Lyft operate in Key West, plus taxis are widely available. Car Rental: Available options at the airport.
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Where should we stay?
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We recommend staying at or near Casa Marina. The "sister" hotel is next door at The Reach. We’ve reserved a block for different hotel options at Casa Marina, Margaritaville and The Oceans Edge—see the "Travel" page for details and booking links/codes.
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Weather & What to Pack?
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Expect warm, tropical weather — usually mid-70s to mid-80s °F (24–30°C) in November. Pack light, breathable clothes, swimwear, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Evenings can be cooler, so a light sweater or jacket is handy.
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What is the wedding dress code?
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Our wedding is beach formal — think elegant but comfortable enough for sand and sea breeze.
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Will the reception be indoors or outdoors?
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The ceremony will be outdoors on the lawn overlooking the beach, and the reception will be on the beach (weather dependent).
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What’s the vibe of the wedding weekend?
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Relaxed, joyful, and island-inspired. We want everyone to feel at ease and ready to celebrate—come with your toes in the sand and drink in hand.
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What other wedding events are happening during the week?
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Check the "Schedule" page for welcome drinks, brunch, and other optional events.
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What Key West Is Known For?
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- Stunning Sunsets: Famous worldwide for breathtaking sunsets, especially at Mallory Square’s lively Sunset Celebration. - Laid-Back Island Vibes: A mix of Caribbean, Cuban, Bahamian, and Southern culture makes Key West charmingly eclectic and relaxed. - Historic Charm: Home to the Ernest Hemingway House, the Harry S. Truman Little White House, and a rich maritime past. - Vibrant Nightlife: Duval Street pulses with bars, live music, and eclectic dining options from sunset to dawn. - Water Adventures: Snorkeling, diving, fishing, and boating in the beautiful Florida Keys coral reefs. - Quirky Traditions: Roosters freely roam the streets, adding to the island’s unique personality. - Art & Culture: A hub for artists, writers, and creatives — with galleries, theaters, and festivals year-round. - Eclectic Food Scene: Fresh seafood, Cuban sandwiches, and key lime pie — a foodie’s paradise! - Tropical Wildlife: From butterflies and hummingbirds to endangered Key deer and marine life. - Historic Architecture: Colorful conch houses and Victorian mansions dot the island’s neighborhoods.
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I still have questions—how can I contact you?
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Feel free to text me at (585)730-9814. We’re happy to help with travel, attire, or anything else!