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what to bring

suggestions only

pack what you want

We would never tell you what to do, but, if you need some advice we're here for you. Southwest Puerto Rico is a bit more desert-y than the rest of the island. But it's also less humid and catches a beautiful breeze.
what to wear friday
ceremony day

Think island resort vibes all weekend. Friday is a little more “wedding-ish,” Morgan will wear a wedding dress and Patrick will wear a suit. The ceremony will be short and (we hope) sweet.

what to wear saturday
you must be able to dance

Saturday is a little more “party on vacation.” Light, breathable, and something you feel good in — that’s the goal. Be you, be comfortable, and wear that fit that you've been eyeing but weren't sure where to wear it.

what else should you bring
direct flights :: 4 hours ::

+ Light clothes you won’t melt in
+ Sunscreen (the sun is not shy)
+ A hat for when the sun is at its peak
+ Shoes you can adventure in
+ Bug spray
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how to get there

tips + tricks

We promise it's easier than you think. Direct flights and no passport required. And if you think it's easy, then we'll see you there.

what to drive

rent a car

The venue is a 2 - 2 1/2 hour drive from San Juan. Airport car rentals are easy, inexpensive, and important. Don't want to drive? Find some friends to carpool.

where to stay

the southwest

We can't say it enough. This is not San Juan. But the southwest boasts some of the most beautiful beaches and a famous bioluminscent bay.

what to bring

trust us

Were we under- and over-prepared for our first trip? Yes. Learn from our mistakes. And if you don't want our advice then this page isn't for you.

what to eat

local food

Fresh fruit galore, whole fish, pinchos, ceviche, Lechón, pastelillos, and more. Eating is one of our favorite pastimes. Just follow the locals.

what to see

the best beaches

There are videos and lists and reviews everywhere. You really can't go wrong. In the southwest you'll be near Playa Buyé and El Combate beach.