FAQs

Question

Do we have to cruise all week?

Answer

No, the wedding is scheduled on embarkment day (day 1) of the cruise. This allows us to invite guest aboard the ship, without the commitment of cruising and you will disembark the ship, prior to it sailing. If you plan on joining us on embarkment day only, Please let us know though the Save-The-Date. If you are committed to joining us on embarkment day please let us know by the RSVP deadline on you're future invitation. This will allow us to send the correct security information to the cruise line for you to board the ship. Unfortunately due to the nature of RCCL security no late security information or RSVPs can be accommodated. Required documentation - Government issued ID

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What if I want to cruise?

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We would be delighted to have you cruise all week, not only will we have special events during the cruise but Royal Caribbean Cruise Line service is impeccable, and with so much to do you will find yourself entertained all week long! To book your reservation please contact our travel coordinator, not only will our travel coordinator give you detailed expertise on all room types and rates available, if you book with our coordinator she will make sure you are getting the best rate and extras. If prices go down, she will contact the cruise line to make sure you get the lower rate. Please let us know if you will be sailing with us so we can arrange special meetings and amenities thought the cruise for our group! Required documentation - Passport

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When should I arrive in Port Canaveral?

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We highly recommend you arrive the night before the wedding, cruising or non-cursing. Since our wedding is on embarkment day, the cruise line security will have escorts for non-sailing and priority check-in for sailing guest. They require everyone attending the wedding arrive at the port at 10 am. Our travel coordinator will be able to book you're hotel room available and at the recommended hotel locations.