FAQs

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What time is the ceremony?

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The ceremony starts at 4pm but guests should plan to arrive by 3:45pm.

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Where is the ceremony?

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The ceremony location will be on the beach, on the point in front of Cala Luna Boutique Hotel. To get to the beach ceremony there is a path next to Los Olivos. For those staying at Cala Luna or Sueno del Mar BnB, you will have direct access to the beach. The reception will be held at Casa de Luz which can also be accessed via the path next to Los Olivos. Copy and paste this link in your browser to view a map of the ceremony location: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O0BSV4OV2Tca1JuPoUVqFQeyNjlulODa/view?usp=sharing

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What is the dress code?

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The dress code for the wedding is dressy casual. The ceremony and dinner will be held on the beach so flat shoes are recommended. Here is an article explaining the "dressy casual/semi-formal" dress code: https://www.brides.com/story/wedding-dress-code-explained#toc-cocktail

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What is the weather like in Costa Rica in October?

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October will be the end of the green season (rainy season) in Costa Rica. It’s typical to have dry mornings, and intermittent showers in the afternoon, with the rain stopping around 5pm. That being said, we recommend packing an umbrella or rain jacket!

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Do I need a Visa?

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Travelers with a USA, Canadian or Irish passport do not need a visa (up to 90-day stay). You must have a valid passport. Please check your passport validity dates and order a new one if needed. You need one blank page in your passport also.

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Do I need a COVID-19 test to travel?

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We don't believe so, at this point, but please check the rules prior to traveling.

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Do I need travel insurance?

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Yes this is a good idea

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Is it safe to travel to Costa Rica?

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Yes, from our perspective Costa Rica is a safe country. We have traveled there before and never felt unsafe. They are some of the nicest people we ever met! That being said, if you have never traveled to Central and South America it is important to be aware of petty crimes and use common sense. Additional Information regarding travel to Costa Rica https://www.visitcostarica.com https://travel.state.gov https://www.dfa.ie/trave/costa-rica