Absolutely, YES and ASAP--do not stall, it would be heartbreaking to hear you can't join us because you're passport didn't arrive on time. Renew or apply now.
Isla Mujeres (The Island of Women) is a tiny Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea, 13 kilometers off the coast from Cancún. It's a vacation destination known for beaches such as northern Playa Norte, resort hotels and for snorkeling and scuba diving on the surrounding coral reefs. Population: 12,642 (2010) Length: 7 km (4.3 mi)
That's totally up to you! The wedding is Monday and we don't recommend an early flight the next day. There will be other activities around the island during the week starting on Sunday, so if you can, come for 6-nights traveling on Saturday/Sunday before the wedding and staying through Thursday. If you can only come for 3-4 days, we recommend arriving to the island on Sunday and leaving Wednesday.
As much as we love your little ones (and big ones!), our wedding venue is very limited therefore, the only children attending are our flower girls and ring bearer.
Only if it fits in an envelope. Otherwise please see the registry link on this site. They ship directly to us.
As soon as possible! Southwest, United and Spirit have released flights for our dates!
• Hand sanitizer • Beach bag/backpack • Sunscreen • Lip balm (high SPF) • Aloe gel for sunburn • Dramamine or bonine for seasickness • Personal toiletries • Waterproof camera bag or underwater camera • Hat/cap/sun visor & sunglasses • Comfortable walking shoes & sandals • Handful of $1 & $5 US bills for tipping • Light jacket or sweater & pants (nighttime) • 3 prong adapter (all rooms have standard 2 prong outlets) • Prescription medication & copy of prescription if possible • Copies of your passports in case they are lost or stolen
Nope. But plenty of taxis.
Yes, some. But not everywhere and there will be a substantial service charge (5-10%). Use Pesos and if you bring American cash bring small bills.
No. Some areas of Mexico have better water, but let's not test those waters (pun intended). Bottled water will be offered at all of the major establishments on the island. Filtered water is used at most restaurants - as is the ice. If you're going to eat at a street cart or something that just doesn't seem up to inspection, don't drink anything that doesn't have a lid, and don't eat anything not cooked (lettuce, tomatoes, etc). All ice is purified & comes from a legitimate company, so blended drinks and iced drinks are safe to enjoy. We still recommend brushing your teeth with bottled water if you have a sensitive stomach.