We recommend staying in the Provenza or El Poblado neighborhoods for convenience and a great Medellín experience. Check our travel page for hotel suggestions.
Most guests (including U.S. passport holders) don’t need a visa for stays under 90 days. Just be sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.
* Valid passport (check expiration date!) * Traveler’s stomach relief pills (for diarrhea or upset stomach) * Insect repellent * Mini handheld fan * Credit/debit cards and some local currency (Colombian pesos) * Travel adapter (Colombia uses Type A and B plugs, 110V) * Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen *Reusable water bottle
We recommend arriving at least 1–2 days before the wedding to settle in, adjust to the altitude, and explore the city a bit. Please review the schedule tab.
Dress Code – Bold, Bright & Beautiful. DO NOT wear white. We’re getting married in Medellín, a city full of color, culture, and vibrance; and we’d love for your outfits to reflect just that! Think bold, tropical, and joyfully chic. Embrace bright colors, playful prints, and festive vibes as we celebrate together in one of the most vibrant cities in the world. 🌺 Women: Flowy dresses in bright colors, floral or tropical prints, colorful jumpsuits, statement earrings, fun heels or sandals. Think destination wedding meets Latin flair. 🕺 Men: Linen or lightweight suits in light or bold colors, patterned shirts, relaxed dress shirts with slacks, or even a tailored guayabera. Loafers or dressy sandals welcome, no ties needed! Let your outfit be as joyful as the day, we can’t wait to see you all looking radiant in Medellín!
The full itinerary is on the schedule page.
We’re organizing group transportation for some of the weekend events. We’ll share exact details and pick-up locations closer to the date.
Yes, please! If you’d like to join the wedding group for excursions (like the Rosario Islands tour), we kindly ask that you RSVP on the Schedule page so we can provide an accurate headcount to the travel agency. If you prefer to explore Colombia on your own with family or friends, you're absolutely welcome to do so independently, no RSVP needed for that.
Mild and spring-like year-round! Expect 70s–80s °F during the day and cooler evenings. Occasional showers are common, so pack a light jacket and an umbrella.
Yes! Colombian pesos (COP) are the local currency. You can exchange cash at the airport or use ATMs. Most major credit cards are accepted, but for smaller vendors or events, having cash is helpful. 💡 Important note: At the wedding, the bar will be open for the first four hours. After that, it will switch to a cash bar, so please plan ahead and bring some exchanged money with you.
After the wedding, we’ll be heading out on a few optional tours and excursions. If you’d like to join, please check out the Schedule tab for details and make sure to RSVP so we can plan accordingly. Everyone is welcome to come along, but please note that travel and lodging will be self-coordinated. We’ll also share our personal Cartagena itinerary in case you’d like to tag along—we’d love to keep the celebration going with you!
The ceremony and reception will take place outdoors, surrounded by beautiful scenery. Please keep this in mind when selecting your footwear and attire, we recommend something comfortable and weather-appropriate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9J0Dkmamjo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSFVvbZPdCs
Colombia uses the Colombian Peso (COP). Most places accept credit cards, but it’s helpful to have some cash for taxis or smaller shops. ATMs are easy to find in El Poblado.
Yes, Medellín is a beautiful and vibrant city. Like any big city, be aware of your surroundings, avoid flashing valuables, and stick to well-populated areas. We’ve never had issues and think you’ll fall in love with it just like we did!