We've done our best to try and think of any potential questions you might have about our big day. If there's anything we haven't addressed please just reach out and ask! We'll be sure to add more as they come up.

Yes, if you're traveling from the United States to Valle de Guadalupe, you will need a valid passport to enter Mexico. It's important to ensure your passport is current and in good condition before your trip. If you need to apply for a passport, it's recommended you do so as soon as possible to allow for processing time. You can visit the U.S. Department of State website to complete the application process.

Global Entry is a U.S. government program that allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers entering the United States. When traveling by car, being a Global Entry membership can streamline your re-entry process back into the U.S. after your trip, making it faster and more convenient to return.

With your Global Entry card, you will use the Sentry lane at the land border crossing, which can save hours of wait time. It's easy to apply for Global Entry and you can do so by visiting the U.S. Customs & Border Protection website.

If you don't already have TSA PreCheck, Global Entry will automatically include it as a benefit. Additionally, most major credit cards will cover the cost of your Global Entry application as part of your annual fee, so be sure to check in with your credit card provider before applying.

Yes, you will need Mexican auto insurance to legally drive into Mexico from the U.S. Some U.S. insurance policies automatically cover driving in Mexico up to a certain distance, but not all. It's best to check with your insurance provider first to see how far your current coverage extends. If you are not covered in your current policy, it's recommended to obtain a Mexican insurance policy or a bridge policy that provides coverage while you're there. Many insurance companies and brokers offer short-term policies specifically for border crossings at a low cost.

Having Mexican insurance is essential for legal and financial protection in case of an accident. It’s recommended to arrange this before your trip or purchase it at the border or through your rental car company if applicable. This ensures you're fully covered and compliant with Mexican law during your stay.

In addition to driving your own vehicle, there are several other transportation options for traveling into Mexico from the U.S. border:

Border Shuttle Services: Many companies offer shuttle or bus services directly from border crossings into various destinations in Mexico, including Valle de Guadalupe. These are convenient if you prefer not to drive yourself.

Rental Cars: You can rent a car in the U.S. and insure it for Mexican travel, or rent directly from companies located near border crossings that offer Mexican insurance options. Just ensure the rental agreement allows for crossing into Mexico.

Public Buses: Long-distance bus lines like Super Shuttle, Greyhound, or Tijuana-based bus companies operate routes from major U.S. cities to border crossings and beyond, including routes heading toward Valle de Guadalupe.

Private Transportation Services: You might also consider private transfers or chauffeur services that provide door-to-door travel, which can be customized for your schedule. These options provide flexibility and convenience, allowing travelers to choose the method that best suits their preferences and plans.

*Please note: Ubers and Lyfts generally do not operate across the U.S.-Mexico border. Some drivers may be willing to cross borders if they have the appropriate permissions and insurance, but it's not officially supported or guaranteed by Uber or Lyft.

For travel into Mexico, it's usually more reliable to use border shuttle services, rental cars with Mexican insurance, or public transportation options. If you prefer ride-sharing, you might find local Uber or Lyft available within Mexico after crossing the border.

No! While we have designed the weekend to ensure there is plenty to take advantage of at our destination wedding, you are not required to attend every event. Please feel free to manage the weekend in a way that works best for you. While we hope to see you as much as possible throughout the weekend, what's important to us is that you are present for our wedding day ceremony and reception on Saturday, October 25th. The welcome reception and farewell brunch are ways for us to engage with our guests in a more informal way. Check out the Wedding Events page for more information.