Yes! Also, make sure to check the expiration date. The passport or other travel document must be valid for at least six (6) months from the intended date of travel.
If you are a U.S. citizen, you do NOT need a visa. Americans aren't required to have a visa to enter Jamaica. Jamaica provides visa-free entry for all American citizens. American citizens can stay up to 30 days without a business visa and 180 days without a tourist visa.
Jamaica and the US both have travel safety policies in place for traveling internationally. These policies have been ever-changing and some policies may change by the time of your departure to Jamaica. Though some of these policies may change before May 2025, it is best to plan on the current policies today to still be in place when you travel.
In short - we do not recommend driving. Driving in Jamaica requires adapting to the local driving rules and habits. Driving in Jamaica is on the left side of the road (opposite the U.S.). This requires a certain level of adaptation and dexterity. There are many unspoken rules of the road that can be daunting to someone who has never driven in Jamaica. Please drive at your own risk, if you decide to.
Most major credit cards are accepted at larger establishments. However, cash will be needed for parts of your trip. Although you can use USD at a lower rate, we encourage you to exchange cash prior to landing in Jamaica. This can be done at your local bank or credit union in the United States. Should you need to transfer money while in Jamaica, you can visit the local Western Union or other money transfer locations. Also, please note, many Jamaican prices at the local market and in the taxi are negotiable. So feel VERY comfortable with talking prices down if you feel they are unfair.
Jamaica’s currency is the Jamaican Dollar, although the USD is widely accepted, and most restaurants/bars/shops/excursion companies accept credit cards. We recommend exchanging currency with your local bank before arriving in Jamaica, as you will get the best value using their dollar compared to ours. Do NOT exchange money at the Montego Bay Airport as they do not offer competitive exchange rates.
Yes, please email us at ido@weddingsbychlomo.com by February 1, 2025.
If your invitation says “and Guest,” then yes, if not, we would prefer it if it was just you.
Yes. Please reference the Travel tab on our wedding website for accommodation information.
Staying at The Tryall Club isn’t mandatory however guests not staying at the resort will only be allowed on the grounds 30 minutes before the wedding and will have to leave after the reception. Also, any activities leading up to the wedding or after will require a day pass to be purchased. Therefore we recommend our guests stay at the resort at least until the day after the wedding. We recommend staying anywhere from Wednesday, April 30, 2025, to Sunday, May 4, 2025, at The Tryall Club then spend the rest of your trip in Jamaica exploring different parts of the island and other hotels.
The ceremony and reception will take place on the grounds of Tryall Club. Plan to be outdoors for the majority of the festivities.
The Ceremony begins at 4:30 pm. It is suggested to arrive no later than 4:00 pm.
Yes, all off-resort adults need to bring a valid ID with them. Your names will all be listed at the gate to allow entrance to the property and the front desk will need an ID to give you armbands.
You will be missed! If you cannot make it to the wedding, please let us know ASAP and RSVP "no" so that we can plan accordingly.