While we love your little ones, our wedding will be an adults-only celebration unless children are specifically listed on your invitation. Likewise, plus-ones are only included if they are named on your invitation. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Alexa or Sebastian directly—we’re happy to help!
We’ve partnered with Antigua Tours to provide reliable shuttle service to and from La Aurora International Airport (GUA). You can book directly through our dedicated link: https://antiguatoursweddings.net/busto-reeves-wedding
We do not recommend renting a car. Traffic in Guatemala can be hectic and roads are not always well-marked. Instead, Use our airport–Antigua shuttle option and for any additional travel, book through a reputable tour company (like STP Tours or Antigua Tours)
On the day of the wedding, we will provide complimentary shuttle service running through Antigua to pick up and drop off guests before and after the event. If you prefer your own transportation, Uber is available in Antigua. You can also use tuk-tuks which are available throughout Antigua and provide quick rides for a few dollars (cash only). Wedding-specific shuttle details will be added to the Travel section once finalized.
Antigua is a charming, safe, and very walkable colonial town. So pack comfortable shoes! You’ll see cobblestone streets everywhere. Ubers are available and they are safe in Antigua. You can also use tuk-tuks (cash only), which are quick and inexpensive moto-taxis. On the day of the wedding, we will provide complimentary shuttle service running
Guatemala’s currency is the Quetzal (GTQ). The exchange rate is usually around 7.5–8 GTQ per USD. You can get Quetzales by, Exchanging USD at the airport or Withdrawing from ATMs (often the best rate—but may include fees). Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and stores, but cash is necessary for markets, small shops, and tuk-tuks.
Tipping is not required, but it is appreciated. If someone provides great service, a 10–20% tip is considered generous.
No—Guatemala uses 110V outlets, the same as the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Standard two-prong plugs work everywhere.
No, tap water is not safe to drink. Most hotels and rentals provide EcoFiltro purified water, usually in a common area or jug in your room. Feel free to use that with a reusable water or buy bottled water.
WhatsApp is widely used in Guatemala and is the easiest way to communicate with Shuttle drivers, Hotels, Tour companies, Restaurants (for reservations) We highly recommend downloading the app before your trip.
Guatemala has incredible destinations—Lake Atitlán, Tikal, Semuc Champey, and more. We recommend working with STP Tours Guatemala or Antigua Tours, who can assist with hotels, transportation, and local guides.
Guatemala is known as “El País de la Eterna Primavera” (The Land of Eternal Spring). Weather is mild year-round—cool mornings in the low 60s and warm afternoons in the high 70s. For early April (around April 10) in Antigua, you can expect: Highs: 76–80°F Lows: 58–62°F Mostly sunny, occasional light breeze Little to no rain (rainy season begins in May) Light layers are perfect!
Yes! Guatemala has around 30 volcanoes, and three are currently active (Pacaya, Fuego, Santiaguito). They are monitored closely and do not pose a threat. They’re incredible to see—especially Fuego, which often has small, visible eruptions from a distance.
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