FAQs
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Where should we stay?
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Go to the "travel" section of this website for our recommendations!
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What is the closest airport?
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The Luis Munoz Marin International Airport is the closest major airport to our venue (45 mins away).
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What should we bring as a gift?
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Instead of gifts, we are asking for contributions to our honeymoon fund. The link can be found under the "registry" section of this website. Gifts are appreciated but not required! :)
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Can we take photos during the ceremony?
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We are requesting that guests refrain from using their cell phones and have them silenced during the ceremony. A designated time slot will be assigned at the end of the ceremony where guests can take photos on personal devices. We will have a photographer and videographer so no moments will be missed and they will be accessible to all afterwards. We want to see your smiling faces in our wedding photos, not your cell phones! :)
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Can we bring our children?
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We kindly ask that children do not attend unless they are included on your invitation. With the exception of a few close family members, it will be a child-free wedding. This is the perfect excuse to get a babysitter and have a mountain getaway!
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Is there a dress code?
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We request that guests wear semi-formal/ cocktail attire.
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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Our ceremony will begin at 4:30, so we ask that you arrive no later than 4:15.
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How long are people staying in Puerto Rico?
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The majority of people are staying from May 2nd - May 5th but please feel free to book your trip for as long as you wish as long as May 3rd is included :)
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What do we do if we can't make it to Puerto Rico?
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Head over to the "Online Ceremony" section at 4:15 PST on May 3rd for a live viewing of the ceremony. If you're unable to watch online, there will be an updated section with pictures and videos of the ceremony after the wedding.
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Are passports needed?
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No, passports aren't needed as Puerto Rico is considered a U.S territory. You'll just need normal Identification.