Our phenomenal vendors need ample time to plan accordingly so we ask that you please RSVP as soon as you know if you’ll be attending (or not!). October 24th, 2025 is our deadline to RSVP.
In order to keep our wedding as intimate as possible, only the guests formally invited on your wedding invitation will be accommodated. If you received a plus one they will appear when you RSVP.
Welcome Party: All White. Please wear cocktail attire, check out some inspiration here: https://pin.it/73YWvJ7bx Wedding: Formal. For men, this could include linen suits or jackets (ties optional). For women, please wear long, colorful dresses. Inspiration here: https://pin.it/42owwCvN2
As much as we love your little ones, we will not be including them in our wedding events. Hope you understand!
Yes!! Our ceremony and reception will be outdoors
Yes! We would love for you to take photos and share them. However, please refrain from taking photos during the ceremony, our photographer and videographer will have that covered!
In January, summer (or Verano, as locals call it) is in full swing in Costa Rica, which means there’s plenty of sunshine and warm, tropical weather. Temperatures reach from 70°F to 80°F. Despite the heat, northern winds keep the air fresh and breezy.
Liberia Airport Internacional, Guanacaste Province, Liberia, Costa Rica (LIR). It is approximately a 25 minutes ride to Andaz Hotel.
The biggest piece of advice is to always make sure to only ride with registered Costa Rican taxi drivers. It is not unusual for several people to ask you at the airport if you need a taxi. Unfortunately, some of these people are not legal taxi drivers and will overcharge you. You can always recognize official Costa Rican taxis because they are all red vehicles with a yellow triangle on the roof, driver’s side door, and front passenger side door. This yellow triangle contains their official taxi number. (We also have a link to book a private or shared airport shuttle on our "Travel page")
-A passport valid for at least three months after arrival date to Costa Rica. - U.S. citizens do not need a Visa for Costa Rica - A return ticket back home or to another country is required upon entry. The length of visa-free stay is up to 90 days
No. Costa Rica accepts and uses the American dollar as currency. However, you may be given change in Costa Rican colones and will want to exchange or use them up before coming back to the US. We suggest letting your bank know that you will be traveling abroad so you can use your cards without being flagged while in Costa Rica.
Costa Rica observes Central Standard Time (CST) all year. There are no daylight savings time changes.
Outlets are the same as in the US, so no electric adaptors/converters are needed.
Waze and Google Maps work best in Costa! Apple Maps does not work here.
Please confirm with your phone provider on your available international plan. Also be sure to download WhatsApp- this will be the most common method of communication for locals.
Please contact our wedding planner assistants, Mariela and Cristina at team@redvelvetweddingscr.com. They’re the best!