La Aurora International Airport is in Guatemala City. which is the closest airport to Antigua.

Airlines that fly to Guatemala are JetBlue, Alaska air, Spirit Airlines, Frontier, United Airline, American Airlines, Avianca, and Delta. Make sure you set alerts(Google flights or Airline website) to get the best deals!

We're currently telling our guest to start looking in Mid-September- December. This is when airfare will drop and put you in the 150-400 round trip range(depending on where you're coming from in the states). Best suggestion to set a Google Alert on flights so you can get the best deals. If you need any help or information on flights, don't be afraid to message us.

Typically, the journey by car between Antigua and Guatemala City takes around 45 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on traffic conditions.

Guatemala is known as "the land of eternal spring." The average daytime temperature in January ranges 59°F to 75°F. January is part of the dry season in Antigua. Expect plenty of sunshine during January. You can enjoy clear skies and sunny days with a nice cool breeze. Especially in Antigua.

YES. Upon landing and entering the country, there will be a small Kiosk and signs where you can scan a QR code prior to entering the customs line. This QR code will lead you to a small questionnaire where you need to sign "ONLY ONE FORM" for you, your spouse/partner and children if any.

Usually the hotels that you book will have a shuttle service (for a fee). Otherwise, we recommend using Viator.com to find shuttle service to and from any place you want to go and visit.

No. these are suggestions that have amazing reviews and close to the wedding venue. However, If you want to stay at an Airb&b or you found accommodations that fit your budget, you are more than welcome to book with them. If you want to know more about an area in the city, message us!

Yes! the wedding ceremony and reception are in the same location. the ceremony will take place on the roof top (with the volcano as the backdrop) cocktail hour is also held on the roof top(to the left) as well. the reception will be held in the courtyard below(just look for the dance floor!)

The answer is Yes and No. There will be an allotted time that will be announced by our Officiant to take as many photos and videos as your heart can take. After that allotted time, our Officiant will kindly ask all phones be put away to ensure everyone is present during our special moment and to ensure tons of cell phones don't come out in our wedding pictures. Thank you! During the reception go wild with as many videos and pictures as you'd like!

RSVP's will open on July 1st and run through September 16th. They will be sent via phone text and include your plus 1 (if applicable) if you do have the words "plus one" on your RSVP, please let us know their first and last name so we can add it to the list. It will also include space to place any food restrictions and you get to chose ONE song for the DJ to play during the party!

Yes! only if it was in your RSVP when invitations were sent out.

YES! This is not an issue(things happen!) just message us and let us know the persons name, so we can update our guest list.

We can and will accommodate for you. Please notify us of any restrictions/preferences in the RSVP (there will be a section to do so).

YES! there will be open bar with cocktails, mocktails, along with soft drinks. Please drink as much as you can! we encourage it! also tipping is not necessary, but make sure you help those who are there to make your night enjoyable.

Semi Formal! if you need inspiration, Pinterest! also make sure you check the weather, if you're like Kendall, bringing a little jacket won't hurt anything. as it does get cooler at night. Can't wait to see everyone looking their best!

The color pallet for our wedding is : shades of blue. but if a guest have a color they would like to wear, we are all for it! we want you to feel your best! NO WHITE! leave it for the bride.

Sorry but no (we love your babies tho!) But unless your kiddos are a part of the wedding party or you've been specifically told otherwise. Thank you!

Yes. We don't recommend paying in dollars as you will be over paying for things since the Quetzal is worth less than the dollar. However, it depends where you're at. Restaurants all will most likely accept debit/credit cards. (be aware of foreign fee's from your bank if any. you can contact your bank and ask if there are any fees) We recommend taking out Quetzal's from one of the bank ATMs just in case you are somewhere (like an activity up in the mountains or in the park) where people are selling things that don't accept card. 99% of the time that you're in Antigua, debit or credit is accepted.

YES! one of the main reasons we love this city so much. we recommended bringing tons of comfortable walking shoes, as the streets are cobblestones(Antigua does have sidewalks!) and we wouldn't want anyone wearing the wrong shoes or hurting their feet. Save the cute shoes for the wedding ladies and gents!

The short is YES. Guatemala is a very safe country. Antigua specifically is a huge tourist spot with individuals coming from all over the globe. Traveling through Guatemala is safe. All hotel hire drivers that come from reputable companies as they will know areas to avoid on long trips. Of course it depends what you are doing as well. We don't ever recommend traveling in the middle of the night alone in a foreign country you don't know.

Message us on here! Anibal and I check everyday just incase someone has some concerns. If you need a direct answer right away, shoot us a text or write us a message on here(we're always able to respond) please do not be afraid to ask.