Puerto Rico is common wealth of the US and does not require a passport or visa for travel. You will need your ID.

Travel is to your liking, there is not a specific hotel or Airbnb to stay at, we do advise to look at surrounding areas near San Juan for your travel convenience.

Depending on your accommodations your hotel may have a shuttle available. If you want to go around the island and explore we recommend renting a car to get around.

Cocktail, semi-formal or dressy casual, no jeans please. For additional details on dress attire here is a link to help guide https://www.brides.com/story/wedding-dress-code-explained#toc-cocktail.

There is parking on site for a designated cost.

Friday in PR is high traffic time, please plan accordingly as the ceremony will start sharply at 5:00 p.m.

Both the ceremony and reception will be held at the Musueo de Arte de Puerto Rico in San Juan, PR.

We definitely would love your attendance and understand if you’re not able to attend, but there will not be a virtual broadcast.

It is important to give yourself A LOT of extra time at the airport, you will need to have bags checked through customs first, a very long line, and then drop your bags with your airline and then TSA, pre-check or not, the line is extremely long. To bring your stress levels down make sure to allot more than enough time.

Yes, you will need Real ID to travel, in the US as of May 7, 2025 this is a requirement. If you have a passport, it can be used, though not required, without a passport a Real ID is a government mandate.