Guests must book their own flights. We suggest booking a flight to arrive in Florida Friday or Saturday before the cruise departure day on Sunday to potentially avoid issues with delayed or canceled flights that may lead to missing the cruise.

A: YES, passports are required and must be valid at least 6 months after travel return date (12/8/26).

A: Please book through our Carnival Personal Vacation Planner to ensure you get linked to our wedding group and get the best rates. You'd rather book online, may also use the link on the Cruise Booking Info tab.

A: Yes, when booking at least 5 months in advance, you can select Auto Pay(Interest Free Monthly Payments) during checkout. You pay only the deposit up front, and Carnival automatically splits the remaining balance into convenient monthly installments.

A: Your cabin, meals in main dining areas, onboard entertainment, and select activities are included. Specialty dining, excursions, drink packages, gratuities, and Wi-Fi may be extra.

A: We recommend arriving at least a day before departure (Sunday) to avoid canceled flights/travel delays.

A: The Wedding Ceremony will take place on the beach at Orange Hill Beach, Nassau, Bahamas. Transportation to the ceremony location from the ship will be provided. The Reception will take place back onboard the ship following the ceremony. Note: Only cruise ship guests will be allowed on board the ship for the reception.

A: No, it's not required, but highly recommended in case of cancelations, medical needs, or travel delays. 

A: We don't have any set plans aside from the wedding ceremony, reception, and pool deck after party on Day 2 in Nassau, Bahamas. Guests are free to make their own plans for the rest of the cruise, but if you still want to hang out with us, we'll send out messages of what we're up to daily!

A: Carnival adds daily gratuities to your account. You can prepay in advance or settle at the end of the trip. You can tip workers extra in cash at time of service if you wish, but it's not necessary, as you will already be paying them indirectly.