Flights:

First things first: you gotta get here! Please review the weekend schedule and plan to arrive early if you’d like to enjoy the full wedding weekend.

We recommend flying into Puerto Plata (POP) Airport, which is approximately 30 minutes from the wedding venue and accommodations.

Alternatively, flights into Santiago (STI) Airport can sometimes be cheaper, but note that it’s a bit farther—about a 2-hour drive from the venue.

We’ll help arrange transportation from either airport, so let us know your plans in advance.

There’s no visa requirement to enter the Dominican Republic. Upon arrival, you’ll automatically receive a 30-day tourist visa. If you plan to stay longer, you won’t need to reapply; you’ll just pay a small exit fee at the airport when you depart.

If you’ve been to the Dominican Republic before, you may already be familiar with the E-Ticket process. If not, don’t worry—it’s simpler than it sounds! If you RSVP through this website, we’ll send you an email reminder at the right time with instructions for filling out the form and any necessary details.

Here’s the official E-Ticket website, which must be completed:

Dominican Republic E-Ticket

Important: Avoid websites that charge a fee for this service—they’re scams.

Airport Transfer:

You’ve landed—now what?

Please let the bride or groom know your flight arrival details (date and time) in advance. We’ll be helping arrange transportation between the airport and the resort to make your arrival seamless.

Room and Board (May 30th – June 2nd):

Worried about accommodations? We’ve got you covered!

From May 30th to June 2nd, the bride and groom have arranged full room and board at a private resort featuring a pool, hot tub, and bar area—all at a discounted rate!

Cost: $115 per person, per night.

Children (under 15): $85 per night.

This fee includes:

- Accommodations.

- Three meals a day, cooked by the onsite chef. The menu, planned by the bride and groom, features themed meals, such as an American-style brunch, a traditional Dominican dinner, and an Italian pasta night.

Drink Options:

- Drinks will be available for purchase at the resort.

- You can opt for an all-you-can-drink plan for an additional $40 per day.

Payment:

Please coordinate payment directly with the bride or groom by May 1st, as we will be paying the resort in a single lump sum.

Room and Board (Outside of the Wedding Weekend):

If you’re planning to explore the Dominican Republic before or after the wedding, no worries!

For resort-style accommodations, we recommend these two nearby options (Listed below)

Both resorts can be booked through Airbnb and are within 45 minutes of the wedding venue.

Looking for something different? The Dominican Republic offers a variety of experiences, from nature adventures to nightlife. Let the bride or groom know what you’re looking for, and we’d be happy to provide personalized recommendations!

Transportation:

How will you get around?

We don’t recommend renting a car unless you’ve driven in the Dominican Republic before or have experience driving in major cities like New York.

However, if you’re staying on the North Coast, public transportation is widely available and easy to navigate in most populated areas. The two resorts we’ve recommended are located in walkable towns, so you won’t need a car.

If you’re staying in cities like Santiago, Uber is another popular and affordable transportation option.