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FAQs

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Do I need a passport?

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Yes, U.S. citizens need a valid passport to fly into Mexico. Make sure it won’t expire within 6 months of travel.

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Which airport should I fly into?

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Book your flight to Guadalajara International Airport (GDL), about 30–40 minutes from the city center.

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How do I get to my hotel or the venue from the airport?

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We recommend using official airport taxis or pre-arranged shuttles. Avoid unlicensed cabs. Uber is not easily accessible from inside the airport.

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Do I need to rent a car?

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Not necessary! Ubers and taxis are reliable, and the wedding and reception are conveniently close to each other and hotels recommended.

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How do I pay for things?

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Credit/debit cards work in most restaurants, shops, and hotels. Smaller businesses (like taco stands or markets) will prefer cash. ATMs are easy to find.

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Should I tip?

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Yes! 10–15% at restaurants if not already included, and small tips (10–20 pesos) for taxis, hotel staff, and bartenders are appreciated.

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What should I pack?

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-Lightweight clothing and comfortable shoes (for walking Guadalajara’s historic center) -A dressier outfit for the wedding -Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light jacket for cooler evenings

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Is Guadalajara safe?

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Yes—Guadalajara is considered one of Mexico’s cultural hubs and is popular with visitors. As with any big city, stay aware of your surroundings, use Uber or official taxis, and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

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Do I need to bring a gift?

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Your presence is the greatest gift! If you’d like to contribute, please check the Registry tab to our family & honeymoon fund.

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What are some must-try foods authentic to the region?

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Must-try foods in Guadalajara include the signature Torta Ahogada, Birria, Carnes en su Jugo, and Tacos de Barbacoa in the mornings. For dessert don't forget to try the Jericalla and don't miss out on Tejuino, a popular local beverage.