Frequently Asked Questions

U.S. citizens do not need a visa for tourist visits up to 90 days. Canadian and EU citizens also generally don't need a visa. However, please check with your country's consulate to confirm current requirements based on your nationality.

While learning a few basic phrases helps you have a smoother travel experience, most people in the tourism industry speak some English.

Still, Colombians appreciate any level of Spanish they hear from tourists!

Yes, we'll provide shuttle services to and from specific events. We will provide transportation for the Welcome Party, Rehearsal Dinner, and the Wedding.

Detailed shuttle schedules will be sent closer to the wedding week.

Due to venue capacity at the Welcome Party and Wedding, we're only able to accommodate guests formally listed on your invitation.

However, if you traveled with your partner that week, Thursday would be the best opportunity for them to accompany you and celebrate with us.

Each event has a specific dress code listed in the Events section.

For the wedding ceremony, we ask for Elegant, Festive Cocktail attire. Read more about that dress code here: A Guide to Festive Wedding Attire for Wedding Guests

Colombian nights in the mountains can be cool, so bring a light jacket or wrap. Also, only block heels are permitted shoes for the Welcome Party and the Wedding!

While we love your little ones, we've planned this week as an adults-only celebration. We hope this gives parents a chance to relax and enjoy a kid-free weekend! If you travel as a family and need help arranging trusted childcare, please let us know.

Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies in your RSVP form.

Our caterers can accommodate vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other common restrictions. We want everyone to enjoy the amazing cuisine!

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift!

If you wish to give something, we've set up a honeymoon fund if you feel called to contribute. See the Registry page for more details.