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November 7, 2025
Jamaica

Caitlin & Greg

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When do we need to RSVP by?

Answer

Please RSVP on our website by May 7th, 2025.

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Do we need to book through Carolyn Waffle Travel?

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Yes, please! You can book your trip through our room block by clicking on the ‘Book Your Trip’ section on our wedding website and clicking on the ‘View’ button in that section to take you to our booking website.

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When are balances due to Carolyn Waffle Travel?

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$400 deposit due at time of booking 50% Balance is due by May 29th Full Balance is due by July 29th

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How do we get to the resort from the airport?

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Sandals has an airport arrival lounge and complimentary round trip transfers to the resort and back to the airport. There are drinks and snacks in the lounge!

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What’s the weather like in Jamaica in November?

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Temperature: Daytime highs range from 82°F to 88°F while nighttime lows are around 73°F to 77°F . The weather is pleasantly warm, but the evenings may feel a bit cooler, especially by the water. Humidity: Jamaica is generally humid, but it’s less intense in November than in the summer months. Rainfall: November is usually the tail end of the rainy season, so you may encounter brief, scattered showers, often in the late afternoon. However, they tend to pass quickly, with plenty of sunshine following. Hurricane Season: November is the end of hurricane season, though major storms are less common this late in the season. It’s still good to check the forecast as your travel date approaches.

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What is beach casual attire?

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Beach casual attire is about looking polished but in a relaxed, comfortable way that fits the beach vibe. For Women: • Flowy sundresses, maxi dresses, or skirts • Light, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, or chiffon • Flat sandals or espadrilles (avoid high heels) • Casual accessories, like sun hats or light jewelry • Bright, beachy colors or soft, tropical patterns For Men: • Lightweight shorts or linen pants • Polo shirts, short-sleeve button-downs, or tropical shirts • Loafers, boat shoes, or nice sandals • No jacket or tie needed

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What is a beach formal dress code?

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We’d love for you to join us in looking sharp yet relaxed! Here’s what we have in mind: For Women: • Maxi dresses, elegant sundresses, or light cocktail dresses • Light, breathable fabrics like linen or chiffon • Wedges, dressy sandals, or flats (best to skip heels for the sand!) • Bright or tropical colors welcome! For Men: • Lightweight dress pants or chinos • Button-down shirts (long or short sleeves are fine) or a tropical-patterned shirt • Dress shoes, loafers, or nice sandals • A light blazer or jacket is optional, but no need for a full suit

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What should I pack?

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Try the 5-4-3-2-1 packing method! It’s a game changer! -5 tops -4 bottoms -3 dresses -3 shoes -2 bathing suits - 2 cover ups -2 bags (1 beach bag and 1 purse) -1 hat, watch, and sunglasses For a trip to Sandals South Coast Resort in Jamaica, guests should pack for a tropical climate, beach relaxation, and resort activities. Here’s a packing list to help: Clothing Essentials • Lightweight, breathable clothing – Think sundresses, shorts, tank tops, and t-shirts. • Swimsuits • Cover-ups • Evening attire – Sandals resorts often have dress codes for dinner. Resort casual is fine for most places, but a few restaurants might call for resort evening attire (like nice dresses or collared shirts and slacks for men). • Beach formal and casual attire Footwear • Flip-flops or sandals • Dressy sandals or flats • Water shoes Sun Protection • High-SPF sunscreen • Sunglasses • Sun hat or cap Accessories • Beach bag or tote • Reusable water bottle and straw • Light jacket or shawl • Towel clips for beach chairs Toiletries • Insect repellent • Aloe vera or after-sun lotion • Travel-sized toiletries Electronics • Phone charger Optional, but Useful • Snorkel gear • Books or Kindle

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Does Jamaica use the same outlets as the United States?

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Yes, Jamaica uses the same outlets as the U.S.

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