FAQ

Welcome Party is Wednesday March 25th @ 7:00pm
Wedding Ceremony is Thursday March 26th @ 5:00pm, see schedule tab for more information.

Shuttle service will be provided between OSH HOTEL and the venue for the Welcome party and Wedding Day. Pickup times will be shared closer to the wedding date.

Due to venue capacity, we can only accommodate guests listed on the invitation. If a plus-one is included, it will be reflected on your RSVP.

Yes, the ceremony will be in the Santuario de San Pedro Claver, which is outside. We will then do a 'parade walk' to the reception at Casa 1537, a brief walk.

For the standard room it is $199 per night not including hotel fees. If you wish to upgrade additional options can be provided. Please click the Travel Accomodations tab for more information.

Uber is generally the preferred and most convenient option for getting around Cartagena. It allows you to see your fare upfront, avoids price negotiation, and can be paid by credit or debit card.

Taxis are also available, but many require cash payment, with Colombian Pesos (COP) preferred. Some taxis have posted rates, while others do not, so fares may vary depending on the trip. For simplicity and transparency, we recommend using Uber whenever possible, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the area.

Yes! Dinner and drinks will be provided. If you have dietary restrictions or allergies, please note them on your RSVP.

Yes. We have arranged Room Block at the OSH Hotel near the venue. Details and booking links can be found on the Main Page section of our website.

We kindly ask that guests refrain from taking photos during the ceremony and remain present with us. Our photographer will capture the moment. Photos and videos are welcome during the reception

Rafael Núñez International Airport is the nearest airport. Foreigners, expect a slight delay as the intake process at this airport can be time consuming.

Yes. The area where we are staying and celebrating is considered safe, and guests are comfortable walking around, especially within the Walled City, which is well-patrolled and lively.

As with any international destination, we encourage everyone to exercise common sense and basic travel awareness. Be mindful of your belongings, avoid acting flashy, and trust your instincts.

You may encounter local vendors offering goods or services. A polite “No, gracias” and continuing to walk is perfectly acceptable. Please be respectful and avoid engaging in arguments or harassment.

Overall, Cartagena is welcoming and vibrant, and with normal precautions, you should feel comfortable exploring and enjoying the city.