Yes! Please check the expiration date on your passport. If it expires before March 2027, you cannot travel to Colombia. The US, requires your passport to be valid for at least six months after your planned travel date. To renew your passport visit: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/have-passport/renew.html
No, you do not need a visa to go to Medellín.
This is a child free wedding. Thank you for your understanding.
Due to space limitations, we’re only able to accommodate the guests listed on your formal invitation.
Please address everything to Natalia Duplat Villegas and Jack Kern. Please note that Natalia is not changing her last name therefore refrain from using "Mr. and Mrs. Kern". Thank you!
Please view the travel tab for more info.
Of course, we’ve got you covered! We will have transportation to and from the wedding venue. Getting To Voilà: Pick Up Time: 3:30PM Location: Click Clack Hotel / Address: Cra. 37 #10A 29, El Poblado, Medellín, El Poblado, Medellín, Antioquia *Please ensure you arrive no later than 3:20PM for a prompt departure. Leaving Voilà: Pick Up Time: Shuttles will be picking up at 11PM, 12PM, and 1AM. Location: Transportation will be provided after the reception back to The Click Clack Hotel. If you choose to organize your own transportation to/from the venue, Voila is about a 30 minutes drive from The Click Clack Hotel.
There is no need to rent a car. El Poblado and Provenza, the two main tourist neighborhoods are very walkable, however you can also Uber around the city.
Black tie, bright colors. Please check out the dress code tab for some inspiration.
In September, Medellín ranges from a high of 80F low of 60F. Since it is a tropical location, it will usually rain once a day, often late at night.
The currency is Colombian Pesos, $3,628 COP = $1 USD. All restaurants take major credit card (except AMEX). When paying at restaurants, always select the COP option for better exchange rates.
Tipping culture is a bit different in Colombia. Restaurants, will ask you if you would like to tip (servicio), all you need to say is yes or no. If you say yes - a flat percentage will be added to your bill, often 10%.
No, all outlets in Colombia are the same as the US. The voltage is also roughly the same.
Yes, Medellín is in Central Time Zone in September.
Medellín is a vibrant and welcoming city, and overall it’s considered safe for visitors. Like in any major urban destination, it’s best to stay mindful of your surroundings and avoid displaying valuables openly, such as jewelry. With a bit of mindfulness, you’ll be able to fully enjoy everything the beautiful Medellín has to offer!