We are so excited to celebrate with you and have reserved a special spot just for you! To help us plan and accommodate everyone, please RSVP by March 1, 2025. Kindly note that if we don’t receive your RSVP by the deadline, your spot may be given to someone else. We truly appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to celebrate this special day together! 💛 Important: RSVPs are only considered valid if submitted on this website. While we love hearing from you, simply calling or letting us know in conversation will not count as your RSVP. If we do not receive your RSVP here, we will assume you are not attending. Thank you for your cooperation!
Major airlines like Delta, American Airlines, United, Avianca have flights into La Aurora International (GUA) in Guatemala City.
Yes! Our registry is on Zola. Click the “Registry” tab above.
The wedding begins promptly at 1:00pm. Guests should arrive by 12:45pm to ensure entry into the wedding ceremony.
Yes, black tie and/or formal attire. Gentlemen: A classic tuxedo with a bow tie or a formal dark suit with a tie is appropriate. Given the warm daytime temperatures, lightweight fabrics like linen or tropical wool are recommended. Considered wearing a white dress shirt and polished black or brown shoes. Ladies: Formal evening gowns or cocktail dresses. Opt for breathable fabrics like silk or chiffon to stay comfortable. Bring a light shawl or wrap for cooler evenings. Avoid overly casual materials like cotton sundresses or denim.
Only if your plus one was registered on Postable. If not, no additional guests are allowed.
We all are big kids at heart, but this an adult-only event.
Yes, please refer to the travel section of our website.
Absolutely! We’ve partnered with an amazing travel agent to help guests who want to extend their stay and explore Guatemala. Whether you’re looking for accommodations, excursions, or transportation arrangements, our travel agent can assist with all the details. If you’re interested, please fill out the Travel Agent Services Form found on the Travel page of this website. Let us know how we can help make your trip extra special!
Yes, we will arrange transportation for our guests from 3 designated pick up spots. Please go to a pick up spot for transportation. The last shuttle will end at 12:30pm. Ubers and taxis are also available for a low cost.
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Spanish is the official language, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas. However, the locals truly appreciate a friendly "hola" or "adiós," so why not brush up on a little Spanish before your trip? A quick refresher with Dora the Explorer might just do the trick! 😉
The official currency is the Guatemala Quetzal (GTQ). Approximate exchange rate is $1 USD = 8 GTQ. Credit cards are widely accepted. US dollars are not commonly used, so exchange some cash at the airport or use ATMs.
Antigua boasts a mild climate year-round, with warm days reaching the low 80s and cooler evenings dipping into the 50s. Feel free to flaunt those knees during the day, but bring a light layer to cover your shoulders when the sun sets!
Welcome! We hope your flight was smooth. Antigua is about a 1 to 1.5-hour drive from La Aurora International Airport (GUA). You can choose from private shuttles, taxis, or shared shuttles, but we highly recommend pre-booking your transportation for a hassle-free trip. Once you arrive, you’ll find Antigua to be very walkable with its charming cobblestone streets. Ubers and taxis are also readily available for short trips.
Yes, it’s very safe, but use common sense and think smart. Keep these tips in mind: - Stick to well-lit areas and avoid displaying valuables. The dark knight won’t be there to save you. - Use reputable transportation services. A hustler’s gonna hustle. - Drink bottled water—tap water isn’t the way to go. - Keep your passport and important documents in a secure place. - Bring comfortable shoes. High heels might just lead to a high ankle sprain. - Don’t forget your sunscreen! You’ll thank us later.
Antigua is in Central Standard Time (CST) and does not observe daylight saving time.
Respect local culture and traditions. For example, it’s customary to dress modestly in religious sites and greet locals politely.
The wedding will promptly start at 1PM and we are celebrating our love for 9 hours. Be merry, dance, hydrate, and repeat. Then after the wedding, it’s the after party. And after the party, it’s the hotel lobby, you know the vibes.
It’s not Ali vs. Foreman. Antigua is a stunning city surrounded by three majestic volcanoes: Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango. Volcanic activity is visible at times, with Fuego emitting small puffs of smoke, don’t worry, it will pass.