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Travel Tips

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- Be sure to notify your bank before traveling to avoid any issues with your cards - Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted; American Express is less common - You will want to bring euros for transportation like ferry, bus, taxi, tram etc..., and small purchases like coffee, gelato, bathrooms, souvenirs - Make sure your phone plan includes international data or consider a travel eSIM - When visiting churches, bring something to cover shoulders/knees - Utilize ChatGPT to get aorund. You can enter in your flights, destinations, tailor it to be budget friendly or for quickest route and it will give you step by step directions. -Italy uses Type C, F, and L plugs with a 230V voltage, so you’ll need the proper adapter to plug in your devices. Phone chargers, laptops, and most electronics:Just bring a plug adapter—these devices are typically dual voltage and will work perfectly. Hair tools (curling irons, straighteners, dryers):Please check if your tool is labeled “100–240V.” If yes → you’ll only need an adapter If not → you’ll need a voltage converter (or consider using hotel hair dryers instead)

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Italian phrases

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-Greetings- Salve - Formal and polite hello Hello/Goodbye (casual) – Ciao My name is…. – Mi Chiamo… Good morning– Buongiorno Good afternoon – Buona sera Goodbye (formal)– Arrivederci -Polite phrases- Thank you – Grazie Please – Per favore You’re welcome – Prego Excuse me – Mi scusi I’m sorry – Mi dispiace

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Are kids invited?

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In order to allow all guests (including parents!) a night of relaxation, we respectfully request no children at the wedding. We thank you for your understanding and support.

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Can I bring a guest/plus-one?

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We are keeping our wedding intimate and are only able to accommodate the specific guests listed on your invitation. We truly wish we could celebrate with everyone, but we hope you understand our need to keep the guest list limited.