FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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We would love for our guests to RSVP by March 31st, 2018. This allows us to plan well for your arrival and stay in Sayulita! We hope you can be there to share in our celebration and make some amazing memories with us.
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Are kids welcome?
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We love your kids - we really do. But we want our wedding to be your night off! Due to venue policy, we are unable to host children under 13. We hope this advance notice means you are still able to share our big day and will enjoy having the evening off! Please give us a shout if you need additional help, or have questions about traveling to Sayulita with the kiddos.
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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?
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Most of everything in Sayulita is within walking distance. However, upon arrival to town, there are plenty of spots to rent golf carts, ATV's, donkeys, and other means of transportation to get around town.
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Do you have any hotel/housing recommendations?
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Yes! There are so many beautiful places to stay in the area and we have quite a few recommendations. Feel free to visit "Travel" section of our website for a list of recommendations. We'd be happy to point you in the right direction as well if you message us.
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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?
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Yes! Just let us know in advance.
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What's the dress code?
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Beach chic and garden party casual, please. We want you to feel comfortable, so if those shoes are too high or that top button is too tight, let it all hang loose. The wedding will take place on a perch overlooking the Pacific Ocean, so don't forget those sunglasses either!
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Is it safe there?
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Yes.
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Where are you registered?
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Your presence, love and support is the greatest gift we could receive! If you so happen to want to give more, we are registered at CB2, Williams Sonoma and Zola as seen on the registry page of our website.
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Is it hot there?
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In June in Sayulita, it will be pretty hot so if you have any problems sleeping in warmer weather, we recommend securing accommodations with air conditioning in the bedroom. There’s always the ocean as well for a quick cool off!
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What is that noise?
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So it’s your first morning in Sayulita and you are awakened by a noise that’s somewhere between a loud crow and a rooster going off insistently. Do not fear..... it’s called a Chachalaca and it will be the best alarm clock you’ve ever had.