FAQ

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When do I need to RSVP by?

Answer

You will receive a formal invitation which will outline the RSVP date. However, we suggest you book your travel plans well in advance. Because we're dealing with international vendors, it's helpful to have headcounts early. Please kindly let us know as soon as you have an answer by RSVP'ing on this website.

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Do I need a passport?

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A valid passport is required to travel to Mexico. Please keep in mind it can take up to 3 months to receive your passport. If your passport is expiring within 6 months of the wedding, you will need to have it renewed in order to leave the country.

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When should I arrive in Tulum?

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It's up to you! This may be our wedding but we want it to be your vacation :) Wedding festivities start on Friday night and last until Sunday morning. We suggest arriving February 23rd (when we arrive) so you have time to drive down to Tulum and get settled in.

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Do we need to rent a car?

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You can rent a car, but it is not necessary. If you don’t have a car you will have no issue getting around. Tulum beach is very walkable and our preferred hotels and event locations are all within walking distance of each other. A lot of the hotels also offer bikes to get around and taxis are everywhere.

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Will I hear the cha cha slide at the wedding?

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No. cha cha slide your self home.

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Can I drink the water there?

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Tap water in Tulum should only be used for bathing. Plan to use bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth. Most hotels provide water bottles free of charge for guests.

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What should I pack?

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Tulum is a laid back, yet stylish beach town. While not at the wedding, plan to dress in casual sun dresses, swimsuits, two pieces sets, sandals and straw hats the rest of the time!

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Are you having an unplugged ceremony?

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Yes. We are respectfully asking that everyone keep cameras and cell phones off during the ceremoy. We want our guest to feel present and in the moment with us. Our wonderful photographer will capture the ceremony so you don't have to!

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Can the locals speak English?

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Yes! Majority of taxi drivers, concierge, waiters and bartenders all speak english. Everyone we encountered on our trips to Tulum have been friendly, welcoming, accommodating and generally delightful!

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How will I need to pay? Cash? Credit?

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Cash is king! While most places in Tulum accept credit cards, some won't. Your safest bet is to always have cash on hand. Pesos are preferred to dollars and the exchange rate is ~20 pesos to dollars. There are also plenty ATM's on the beach road in Tulum.

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Is Tulum safe?

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Yes. Tulum is known as one of the safest areas of Mexico but tends to get a lot of media when there is a rare incident.