When you received the RSVP form via text, you filled out the number of guests in your household—including any plus-ones or children. Now that we’re past the Save the Date phase, our guest count, seating, and budget have been finalized based on those completed forms. If you don’t see a name listed on your RSVP form, we unfortunately do not have a seat reserved for them. If you believe this is an error, please text the couple directly.

We are so incredibly grateful to have such wonderful friends and family in our lives. Your love and support mean the world to us. We know that attending a destination wedding is a significant commitment, and if you’re unable to join us, that’s perfectly okay. Your presence in our lives is the greatest gift we could ever ask for, and we are so thankful for your love and support.

Please make sure you RSVP, to ensure the couple has a accurate headcount.

Absolutely! We understand that attending a destination wedding involves significant travel, and we are so grateful for your presence. We encourage you to treat this time as a mini-vacation for yourself. Take full advantage of everything the Dominican Republic and the resort have to offer—relax, explore, and enjoy!

We’d love for your children to join us on our special day! Please include them in your RSVP so we can plan accordingly. While children are welcome at the ceremony and reception, we kindly ask that they return to the resort once alcohol service begins in the evening. The resort is family-friendly and offers a variety of activities for children, including a kids’ club and on-site childcare services. For those traveling with babies, the resort also provides helpful amenities.

Booking 2-4 months in advance is advisable for the best pricing. We recommend booking in August or September.

Yes, you need a passport to travel to Punta Cana. If you don't have a passport, we recommend that you order one at least 6 months in advance.

We invite guests to wear beach-appropriate semi-formal attire. For women, think light, flowy dresses or elegant sundresses, and for men, a collared shirt with lightweight trousers or a summer suit. Feel free to keep things relaxed and comfortable while still dressing up for the occasion—after all, it’s a celebration by the sea! Please note: We kindly ask that guests avoid wearing white, as it is reserved for the bride. Men, please refrain from wearing shorts. Long or short dresses are appropriate for women. We have prepared examples of what to wear please scroll to the bottom of the page to find the attire inspiration link.

In December, Punta Cana enjoys beautiful, warm weather. Expect plenty of sunshine, with long, sunny days and cool evenings, perfect for outdoor activities and beach time.

The wedding is outdoors, so be sure to wear comfortable, breathable clothing.

For non-wedding related activities we recommend packing a swimsuit for beach days, casual day wear like shorts, lightweight tops, and sundresses, and a few casual going-out outfits for dinners and evening events. Keep in mind, the vibe is laid-back, but still semi-formal!