FAQs

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Why Puerto Rico?

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Traditional definitely isn't our style! We've decided to celebrate our marriage in a small, private ceremony with close friends and immediate family. We look forward to celebrating with everyone in May 2018!

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Where are you registered?

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We are asking that friends and family who would like to give gifts contribute to our Honeymoon Fund. We will be spending a week in Puerto Rico after the ceremony! Please view the Registry Tab for more details!

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How do I view pictures and video from the ceremony?

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Follow Jessica on Facebook, Instagram (futuremrslalla), or Snapchat (thebestjessss) for live videos, photos, and updates from the ceremony on December 2, 2017!

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Who is invited to Puerto Rico?

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Immediate family and close friends have been invited to join us for our private ceremony in Puerto Rico. Extended family and friends will receive invitations to our May 2018 reception!

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Do I need a passport to go to Puerto Rico? (PR Guests)

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No! Puerto Rico an unincorporated US territory, and US citizens only need their photo ID (for boarding purposes) to visit!

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Where should I stay? (PR Guests)

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We are getting married in the town of Aguadilla, so we recommend that you stay there or in the nearby town of Rincon! For hotel/house rental information, visit the Travel tab! For more information or assistance, please contact Jessica!

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What do I wear to the ceremony? (PR Guests)

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We recommend something light colored and comfortable, as we will be outside! Capri pants, skirts, or non-denim shorts/pants, blouses, and dresses (women). Non-denim shorts or pants, and lightweight button-up shirts (men). The bride kindly requests that guests do not wear white. Sunscreen and sunglasses are also recommended!

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Will my phone work in Puerto Rico? (PR Guests)

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Yes! Most US cell plans operate in Puerto Rico with no problem! Check with your service provider about roaming charges and other fees that MAY be associated with use in Puerto Rico.