Do you need a passport to travel to Puerto Rico?
No, Puerto Rico is considered a US Territory. A valid US Driver's license is all you need.
What’s the best airport to fly into?
The San Juan airport (Luis Munoz Marin International Airport) is the best to fly into for this occasion.
What’s the weather like in Puerto Rico in November?
The average daily temperatures in Puerto Rico in November range from 24°C to 28°C (75°F to 82°F). It is neither too hot nor too cold, making it perfect for beach visits and exploring the various attractions. The evenings can be slightly cooler, so having a light jacket or sweater handy is advisable.
Do I need to rent a car, or is there public transportation/Uber?
Old San Juan is about 8 miles away from San Juan airport. Uber (no Lyft) and taxis are available and it takes around 15 minutes drive time. Old San Juan is very small, easily walkable, and most people will not require car rental. We will provide some rental options for those who are interested in having a vehicle for their stay.
Is there a wedding itinerary or other events planned?
We are building our itinerary and will be adding to the website over the next couple of months as we finish planning.
What’s the dress code for the wedding?
Our wedding will have a Romantic Tropical theme—elegant, breezy, and timeless (no Hawaiian shirts, please!). We invite you to dress in a way that reflects your personal style and complements the tropical ambiance, ensuring you are elegantly attired throughout the celebration.
Will the ceremony/reception be indoors or outdoors?
The ceremony is planned to be outdoors in the later afternoon dependent on weather. Our reception location is TBD and details will be added as soon as we have all the information available to us.
What’s the best way to RSVP?
The best way to RSVP to the wedding and events is directly through the website OR scan the QR code on the Save the Date/Wedding invitation.
What are the must-see attractions in Puerto Rico?
Explore the enchanting highlights of Puerto Rico during your stay. Hike through the lush trails of El Yunque National Forest and visit its lookout tower for breathtaking views of the rainforest. Stroll through Old San Juan to admire its pastel-colored buildings and Spanish colonial architecture, and enjoy unique shops along with the charming artisan market at Paseo de la Princesa on weekends. Our wedding venue, Castillo San Cristóbal, is a beautiful historic landmark worth exploring. For a lively scene, venture to Condado—just a 15-minute drive from Old San Juan—where vibrant bars, restaurants, and stunning beaches await.
What local foods should I try Puerto Rico?
Mofongo, tostones, pasteles, arroz con gandules, tembleque, pinchos, coquito, mallorca breakfast sandwich.