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FAQs

We're here to answer all of your questions so don't hesitate to reach out to us! Estamos aquí para responder a todas sus preguntas, así que no dude en ponerse en contacto con nosotros.
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What is the Wedding Dress Code?

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The wedding dress code is formal (i.e. suits, gowns, cocktail dresses, dressy pantsuits). Please bring a sweater or jacket as evenings can get cold and windy on the volcano! Don't forgot comfortable shoes for dancing :)

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¿Cuál es el código de vestimenta para la boda?

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El código de vestimenta para la boda es formal (es decir: trajes, vestidos largos, vestidos de cóctel, conjuntos de pantalón elegantes). Por favor, traigan un suéter o una chaqueta, ya que las noches en el volcán pueden ser frías y ventosas. ¡No olviden traer calzado cómodo para bailar! :)

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Will transportation for the wedding be provided?

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Yes! If you need transportation for the wedding please let us know on your RSVP so we can reserve a sufficient amount for everyone. We will have buses transporting people from the hotels to the church, from the church to the reception, and then back to the hotel at night. Please note it is very difficult to get an uber home after the reception at Cajamarca due to the location.

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¿Se proporcionará transporte para la boda?

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¡Sí! Si necesitan transporte para la boda, por favor indíquenlo en su confirmación de asistencia para que podamos reservar la cantidad suficiente para todos. Tengan en cuenta que resulta muy difícil conseguir un Uber para regresar a casa después de la recepción en Cajamarca debido a su ubicación.

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What time does the wedding end?

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The reception will end at 11:30 pm. We will have transportation from the reception back to the hotels at 10:30 pm and 11:30 pm. If you need transportation, please note this on your RSVP so we reserve enough buses for everyone.

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¿A qué hora termina la boda?

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La recepción finalizará a las 11:30 p. m. Contaremos con transporte desde la recepción de regreso a los hoteles a las 10:30 p. m. y a las 11:30 p. m. Si necesitan transporte, por favor indíquenlo en su confirmación de asistencia para que podamos reservar suficientes autobuses para todos.

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Will the wedding be outdoors?

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The ceremony and most of the reception will be inside. Cocktail hour will be held outside. The reception venue is covered but connects to the outdoors with a great view from the volcano.

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¿Será la boda al aire libre?

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La ceremonia y la mayor parte de la recepción se llevarán a cabo en el interior. La hora del cóctel tendrá lugar al aire libre. El recinto de la recepción es cubierto, pero conecta con el exterior y ofrece una magnífica vista del volcán.

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What will the weather be like?

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November is the beginning of the dry season with warm, sunny days and pleasant evenings. Average highs: 84 °F to 86 °F Average lows: 64 °F to 66 °F

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When should I come to El Salvador?

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That is completely up to you! The wedding is on Friday, November 13th. We will have optional events the day before and the day after the wedding. The bride and groom will be arriving in El Salvador the weekend before the wedding and leaving on Sunday, November 15th.

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How can I use my phone in El Salvador?

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Many US phone carriers offer international travel passes for smartphone users. Verizon offers a $12 a day pass. It is best to check with your phone carrier before you leave. The app, WhatsApp, allows you to use your phone to make calls and send messages over wifi in another country. Airalo is another great app and it is used to purchase an eSIM card that you activate when you arrive in a different county. This is a cheaper alternative to using your normal data plan internationally. Reach out to the bride if you want to learn more!

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How can I get around when I'm in El Salvador?

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Uber is widely available and very cheap in El Salvador! You can also use your hotel to order taxis or drivers to get around. Both hotels are located in walking distance to many shops and restaurants. Renting a car is another option.

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Should I exchange money before I leave?

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No! El Salvador uses the US dollar. It is strongly recommended to bring some cash with you, especially smaller bills. It is useful to have small bills for tips and making small purchases like food or water.

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Is tipping part of the culture in El Salvador?

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It is not typical to tip in El Salvador the way that it is in the United States. However, Salvadorians are always super grateful to receive tips. You can do what you feel like doing.

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Do I need to bring a converter for electrical outlets?

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No! El Salvador and the USA use the exact same electrical outlets and plugs (Types A and B).

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What is the predominant language spoken?

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Spanish is the language spoken in El Salvador. However, many employees at the airport, hotels, and in tourist areas like El Tunco Beach speak English. But I encourage you to practice your Spanish! :) The people in El Salvador are extremely welcoming and kind to tourists!

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What is the emergency number in El Salvador?

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911 - just like the US! This is for ambulance, fire and police. But Gera says please call him if you have an emergency and need anything lol :)