La Aurora International Airport

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Antigua Guatemala is about 60 minutes from Guatemala City, depending on traffic. You can take an Uber, taxi, or bus from the airport. We can also provide you with a private transportation service that we have used before. More information will be provided on this upon request. Transportation usually $40-50 dollars from the airport to Antigua Guatemala.

We recommend booking an Airbnb or a hotel in Antigua Guatemala. There are plenty of options! The "nicer" hotels are still reasonably priced and we recommend booking one if you want to be assured of creature comforts, such as AC. We recommend booking a hotel or Airbnb close to el Arco de Santa Catalina or Parque Central for quick and easy access to everything. If you

If you are planning on coming to the Welcome Cocktail you should aim to be in Antigua by 1:00 PM. That way you have time to check in to your hotel and be ready for the 5:00 pm Cocktail Hour. If you are part of the bridal party, we recommend arriving Thursday evening or Friday morning.

Guatemala is known as the "Land of Eternal Spring" so its usually warm/hot during the day and cool at night. We recommend bringing comfortable clothes for walking around in and DON'T FORGET SNEAKERS or comfortable footwear.

Unfortunately, due to capacity limitations at the happy hour venue and ceremony venue, we humbly request that only invitees attend the ceremony. If you must travel with someone to Guatemala, they are free to join the party once we leave the venue. If someone in your invited party cannot attend, please do not make substitutions for someone else that is not invited, as we have several potential guests on standby.

Unfortunately, due to capacity limitations, we humbly request kids not attend the welcome happy hour or the ceremony. If you must travel with your children to Guatemala, we can help to make arrangements for babysitting.

If you have any relevant food allergies or dietary restrictions, please let us know asap so so we can make proper accommodations.

No, Antigua Guatemala is a very walkable city from corner to corner. That said, feel free to book a tuk-tuk or Uber or hop on a chicken bus!

There are tons of cafes and farm to table restaurants all over Antigua Guatemala. It's a pretty international tourist destination, so they have most types of cuisines and even some American staples. Local food is your best bet, especially if you're trying something new!

Antigua Guatemala is immediately surround by 3 volcanoes - Fuego, Acatenango, and Agua... but, don't worry, only 1 is still currently active (sometimes it does cause flight delays and other minor issues but it hasn't burned the town to the ground in the last few hundred years). The city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, full of Baroque architecture, and was once the capital of Guatemala for almost 300 years. Due to the fertile soil from all the nearby volcanoes, the city now thrives as a hub for coffee, grain, and agriculture.

Great question! Something reasonable like New Orleans or Florida or Dominican Republic is probably the first thought for those that know us well. Long story short, Guatemala was our first international trip together as a couple and we ended up falling in loving with this city. We want to share this magical place and all it has to offer with our closest friends and family (and it was also cheaper than literally anywhere else, so there's that, too).

All guests must have a passport to enter Guatemala (make sure it doesn't expire within 6 months before the wedding or they may give you a hard time getting back into the US upon re-entry). American guests do not need a visa. Dominican guests need to apply for a visa if you don't have an American visa or passport. European guests do not need a visa.