FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Wedding
Where is the wedding taking place?
Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico
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Read more on Valle de Guadalupe.
When & how to RSVP?
Please click here to RSVP. Even if you are unable to join us, we would like to know. The RSPV hard deadline is July 19, 2023.
Do you have a wedding registry? Can I bring my gift to the wedding?
We don't want to burden you with packing one more thing to bring on your trip, so we prefer our guests to not bring boxed gifts. Making memories in this beautiful destination together is more than we could ask for. If you would generously like to give us something, We would feel so happy if you could contribute towards our honeymoon fund.
Will the wedding take place indoors or outdoors?
The ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception will all take place outdoors. The month of July in Valle de Guadalupe is sunny and warm. It will get cooler in the evening. The venue does have several non-cemented areas, but we recommend bringing necessities such as:
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sunscreen
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sunglasses
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hat
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bug repellent
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paper fans (provided)
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light jacket/shawl
How do I get to the wedding venue?
Guests are highly encouraged to book their stay at Maglen Resort, which will be the wedding-day venue. Guests who choose to stay at Maglen Resort will only require a short walk to the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception.
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For guests not staying at Maglen Resort. Please click here for directions to the venue.
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Maglen Resort offers a shuttle pick-up and drop-off for guests flying into the Tijuana Airport. For more information on the fee structure and process, please call +52 646 152 1284.
Is there parking available at the wedding venue?
Guests, who are driving themselves or staying off the resort, will be instructed to arrive at the main entrance (check-in area) to valet their vehicle.
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A shuttle will then transport you and your party to the ceremony location of the resort. After the reception, the shuttle will transport you and your party back to the main entrance (check-in area) to retrieve your vehicle.
Can I bring my kids?
Due to space constraints and safety restrictions, we are unable to accommodate children at our wedding.
What type of food/drink will be served? How can I let you know if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?
Guests can enjoy hosted non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages the open bar. During cocktail hour light hors d'oeuvres will be served, and dinner will consist of a three course menu followed by dessert.
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Please ensure to make note of any food restrictions or allergies in your RSVP. If you have already submitted your RSVP and forgotten to include restrictions/allergies you can modify your RSVP.
Dress Code
Ladies
Airy Dresses
Lightweight, breathable fabrics - charmeuse, jersey, crepe, and viscose or polyesters. We ask that guests please stay away from satin.
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Open Backs
Open back dresses or jumpsuits - fully backless, to unique cutouts, or criss-crossed straps.
Gentleman
Blended Suit Fabrics
Blended fabrics for added breathability - wool-linen or wool-silk blend.
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Colors Suggestions
Playful and Bright
We encourage you to wear bright yet sophisticated colors and prints. Friendly reminder DO NOT WEAR WHITE.
COVID
What health and safety measures will you be taking during the event?
Guests who are feeling ill or showing any COVID related symptoms are highly encouraged to stay home.
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COVID Testing
We highly suggest you get tested before traveling to ensure our guests' safety. Visit your local Walgreens or CVS Pharmacy for testing, or call your medical provider. You can also request free at-home tests from your local CVS pharmacy.
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Face Masks
Face masks are not required, but if you feel most comfortable wearing one, you are welcome to do so. We will have a limited number of face masks available for guests.
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Social Distancing
Given the wedding is taking place outdoors, we will not be enforcing social distancing.
Travel
Things to know to help plan your trip across the border:
For guests who choose to drive, there are three points of entry in the Tijuana area that can be used to cross into the United States. These points of entry are the San Ysidro Border Crossing (most popular), Otay Mesa Border Crossing, and Tecate Border Crossing. Border wait times can be monitored through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website, which can be accessed through a mobile device or desktop.
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For expedited entry into the United States, guests enrolled in one of the three Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP) can use the SENTRI lane when crossing the border. To use this lane, all members in the vehicle must have one of the TTP memberships, and the vehicle must be registered through the TTP account.
To learn more about the TTP programs and how to enroll, please visit the Official Trusted Traveler Program webpage.
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Guests without a TTP membership can save time crossing the border if they have a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) document using the Ready Lane.
To find out if you have an eligible RDIF document and how to enroll, please visit the official U.S. Customs and Border Protection website, which can be accessed through a mobile device or desktop.
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We recommend entering the standard border crossing line by 6 am for all other guests to minimize long wait times of 3 hours or longer.