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Q&A
What’s the dress code?
Black-tie attire. We kindly ask gentlemen to wear a black suit, white shirt, and bowtie, and ladies to wear an evening gown.
Please keep the tropical climate in mind — cocktail hour will be held outdoors, with the ceremony and reception indoors.
Are kids WELCOMED?
Yes, children are welcome!
We kindly ask that girls wear white and boys wear a black suit with a white shirt.
There will not be a babysitter provided.
CAN I BRING A plus-one?
In order to keep our guest list on track, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally invited on your wedding invitation.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions!
when should i arrive?
We recommend arriving by Thursday December 10 — this allows time to settle in and join us for welcome festivities.
where should I stay?
We recommend staying in Condado, Isla Verde, or Old San Juan for easy access to wedding venues, beaches, dining, and nightlife.
When booking your accommodations please ensure you are close to where we are situated. Staying in the right area of the island is vital for a fun, easy stay!
Should i rent a car?
A rental car is helpful for exploring, but Uber works great in San Juan for getting around.
is there parking at the venue?
Yes, parking is available at both venues.
What airport should I fly into?
Fly into Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) in San Juan. Most major airlines fly in to San Juan on a daily basis.
do i need a passport?
No passport is needed for U.S. travelers.
Will the ceremony and reception be indoors or outdoors?
The ceremony and reception will be held indoors. Cocktail hour will be outdoors.
will there be an after-party?
Yes! Join us after the reception for an after-party at Fifty Eight.
what's the weather like in december?
December is warm, pleasant, and one of the best times to visit Puerto Rico.
where are you registered at?
Your presence at our wedding is gift enough. Seriously!
What if I have a dietary restriction?
Please contact us to let us know. We want you to be safe and comfortable!
can i take photos during the ceremony?
Yes, you may take photos.
We kindly ask that you remain respectful of the Catholic ceremony and limit photos to the beginning and end of the service.
TRAVEL TIPS
ocean safety
Swim where lifeguards are present; watch for flags and currents.
Traffic
Arrive early on wedding day, traffic in San Juan can be unpredictable.
packing
Pack light & breathable clothing — linen, cotton, and flowy fabrics are your best friend.
Sun protection
It is a must. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats.
Stay hydrated
It’s warm and you’ll be walking a lot (and dancing).
Footwear
Comfortable shoes matter; Old San Juan streets are cobblestone and uneven.
Cash is helpful
Especially for beach vendors, food trucks, casinos and small shops. (USD)
Embrace the music
Salsa, reggaetón, and live bands are everywhere — dancing encouraged!
Weather
Quick showers are common in December; don’t let it stop your plans.
Language
Many locals speak English & Spanish; a “gracias” or “buenos días” go a long way.
kid-friendly
Puerto Rico is very family-friendly, and most restaurants, beaches, and attractions welcome children.
MOBILE SERVICE
Most U.S. plans work normally with no roaming fees.