FAQs

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Are kids welcome?

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The weekend is 21+.

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes, guests are expected to wear all white the entire weekend EXCEPT for the ceremony all guest are expected to wear all red (Men are allowed to wear just a red top and white bottoms) https://www.pinterest.com/TeaWithKen/union-of-body-and-soul-dress-code/

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What airport do I fly into?

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Liberia Guanacaste Airport (LIR)

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Can I bring a date?

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No, Plus Ones (+1) have been preassigned

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What does the $200 Tribal Pot cover?

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The Tribal Pot is a shared contribution that covers accommodations, two meals per day, curated events (like the Sound Bath, Yoga, and Cacao Ceremony), and all ceremony-related experiences. It ensures that every guest receives the same elevated and intentional experience. The only thing guests are responsible for is their transportation to and from Santa Teresa (Flights, Rental Cars, Etc).

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How do I pay into the Tribal Pot?

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Please click the "View" link on the "Travel" page of our website. We ask that contributions be submitted no later than 7/31/25 to finalize planning for the weekend.

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What should I pack?

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Comfortable white clothing for all non-ceremony events (yes, including white swimwear), a red outfit for the wedding ceremony, yoga-appropriate attire, sandals, swimwear, sunscreen, bug spray, and anything else you need to feel good in a warm, beachy, spiritual environment. A packing list will be sent closer to the date!

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What are the sleeping arrangements?

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Lodging will be in shared across luxury villas. We will thoughtfully assign rooms with comfort and compatibility in mind.

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What’s the vibe for meals?

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Expect nourishing, pescatarian-forward meals with local flavors. We’ll share specific dining schedules and menu previews closer to the date. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions when you RSVP.

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Will I need cash or local currency?

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Most things will be covered, but we recommend bringing some cash (colones or USD) for souvenirs, snacks, or personal extras while exploring Santa Teresa.