Frequently
Asked Questions

Plus Ones
& Little Ones

We love your little ones! However, we have decided to keep our wedding ceremony and reception as adult-only events.
Please plan ahead as we won’t be providing child care, but for those of you traveling with your kids, everyone is invited to our welcome party and farewell brunch.
Your invite will have your plus one details.

Yes, all U.S. citizens traveling between Guatemala and the United States should have a valid passport with at least 6 months of validity. Without it, airlines or immigration may deny entry.
The currency in Antigua is called a Quetzal. The standard exchange rate is 1 US Dollar to 7 Quetzales. While US Dollars are widely accepted throughout Antigua, it is not an official currency so there are places that will not accept it.

We recommend getting Quetzales in advance or upon your arrival in Guatemala City, though you can certainly go to an ATM in Antigua.
REMINDER: call your bank(s) in advance if you are planning to use your credit or debit cards in Guatemala!
You have time to book your flight, and a formal invite with more details will follow. However, once you're certain you can attend, we recommend booking sooner rather than later. We wouldn’t suggest waiting any less than 3 months before the wedding.
We’ll be providing transportation to and from the airport to Antigua for your convenience, as well as from the ceremony to the reception. Antigua is extremely walkable—most of our events are less than a 10 minute walk from the lodging options we’re recommending. Renting a car likely won’t be necessary.
No extra vaccinations are currently needed to enter Guatemala.