March 7, 2026
Formal Attire Men: Suits or Dress shirts & Slacks Women: Floor-Length Dresses/Gowns or Midi Cocktail Dresses Color is encouraged! But obviously no white dresses or all white suits ;)
We kindly ask that you only bring your child if they have been included on the invite
RIOgaleão International Airport (airport code: GIG) or Santos Dumont Airport (airport code: SDU)
We recommend you stay in the "south zone" of Rio, ideally Ipanema or Leblon
Yes. A tourism e-visa is required for American, Canadian, and Australian citizens holding passports of those nationalities to enter Brazil. (Brazilian citizens do not need an e-visa). You can obtain your visa here: https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/
Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit cards are widely used and accepted nearly everywhere. Some street and beach vendors still take cash only, however, most now accept credit cards
This is a totally fair concern! But like any major international destination, it’s important to be mindful and take some basic precautions. Here are a few tips to help you feel more comfortable: -Stay in the South Zone of Rio -Use Uber to get around -Avoid wearing flashy jewelry or watches, and keep your phone tucked away when not in use -Stay in groups at night -Ask us or Karina's Brazilian family if you're unsure about anything; we're happy to help!