Anguilla is in the British West Indies. Tucked away in the Eastern Caribbean, Anguilla is the northernmost island in the Leeward Island chain, less than ten miles north of St. Martin and 200 miles east of Puerto Rico. This secluded island is the quintessential Caribbean paradise: think powder white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters, palm-fringed beach bars and rum punches from coconut shells.

In fact, Meads Bay has been named #3 best beach in the world by The World's Best Beaches.

Yes, a valid passport is required to visit the island. Please confirm that you have a valid passport or plan to renew yours with enough time before you RSVP.

There are 3 ways to get to the island: From the United States, American Airlines is the only commercial airline to fly direct to Anguilla and offers 1 flight out of Miami each day. You can fly directly to Anguilla from Miami, Florida (3 hours, 25 minutes) and work with the resort to arrange land transportation to the resort, or work with any other driving service/rental car you opt for. This is by far the easiest way to get to the island.

Your next option is to fly direct to St. Maarten (Princess Juliana International Airport – Code SXM). Flying into St. Maarten usually offers the most flight times/options and best pricing. From St. Maarten you can take a quick 8-minute local flight to Anguilla via Anguilla Air Services. Anguilla Air Services streamlines your baggage pickup and guides you through the St. Maarten customs and immigration process, before getting you on your way to Anguilla.

Your last option is to take a sea shuttle from the St. Maarten airport dock to Anguilla. This is the most common way visitors get to the island. After arriving in Dutch St. Maarten, you can take a 25-minute, pre-arranged private or shared high-speed sea shuttle (sometimes called ‘private ferries’) to Anguilla’s Blowing Point Ferry Terminal.

You’ll collect your baggage and go through St. Maarten’s customs and immigration. As you exit the airport, you’ll be greeted by the shuttle companies holding signs. Your shuttle rep will take you and your luggage across the street to the aqua dock to board the shuttle. You’ll enjoy a complimentary beer or rum punch on your ride over and an amazing view. The hotel concierge can coordinate and/or recommend the appropriate shuttle time and book for you with popular vendors. Round trip is typically $140 to $180 per person.

You must book all your transfers in advance or through the resort. There are no exceptions.

Kindly RSVP before Friday, August 9, 2024. If you are unable to attend, we would greatly appreciate it if you could let us know at the soonest opportunity. Any RSVPs received after this date will be marked as a “No” as we will be sending final headcounts to vendors after this deadline – you will be missed!

We request that all guests have their accommodations booked before Friday August 9, 2024.

The Four Seasons Resort Anguilla will be closed from August 24, 2024 – October 16, 2024 for Hurricane Season.

While hurricanes are rare, most of the island is shut down for September and October during peak hurricane season in the Atlantic. For this reason, please make sure to book your say at the Four Seasons or whichever hotel you wish to stay at before August 9, 2024 before the island shuts down.

Yes! The dress code for the wedding is island formal attire. We recommend sport coats, suit and tie and cocktail dresses. No jeans or sneakers or white/cream dresses. We hope you understand and respect this request. Much love!

Dress code for the welcome dinner is resort casual attire.

Prepare for the island to be around 80 degrees during the day and in the mid to low 70s after sunset.

Short answer is no. We wish we had unlimited funds to support this! Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate plus ones unless it is specifically indicated on your invitation. When you go to RSVP, you will be able to see the exact number of people you can RSVP for. We want to keep our wedding intimate with our closest family and friends (:

Children are welcome at the Friday night dinner. However, we kindly ask that no children be present during the wedding ceremony and reception. The Four Seasons Resort has childcare services available to guests staying on the property. Please contact the concierge to book this accommodation and learn more. We hope you see this as an opportunity to take the night off and enjoy the party with us!

The welcome dinner will be held outside at the Four Seasons Anguilla Bamboo Bar & Grill from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Dress code for the evening is resort casual for dinner by the water and cocktails on the beach.

The ceremony will be held outside at the Four Seasons Anguilla Ocean Terrace, with stunning cliff side views overlooking the ocean. The ceremony will start promptly at 4:30PM. We recommend guests arrive between 4:00 – 4:15 PM to find your seat. The ceremony will be open seating so sit wherever you please!

The cocktail reception will take place outside on the Aleta Pool Deck Ocean Side. Mingle and enjoy a cocktail (or two!) overlooking Meads Bay.

The dinner celebration will take place on the Aleta Terrace, just steps away from the cocktail reception location. For the dinner, we will be carefully arranging tables so that our guests are seated with those they know. Thank you for being a good sport (:

The essentials: sunscreen, swim suits, coverups, hats, casual and elegant resort wear, and cash (singles recommended!) for tipping.

Tipping is how many of the locals make a living. We highly recommend that you bring cash to tip the staff that help you while visiting the island, either at the resort or if you wish to stay off property (:

If you still have any questions that are not answered here, please feel free to call or text Morgan 281-467-2336 or Tripp 561-906-5119.

We appreciate you taking the time to read this through and hope this can alleviate any questions/concerns.