Quito Mariscal Sucre International Airport code is UIO when booking a flight When looking into flights, we recommend putting a flight tracker on Google Flights to be notified of any price changes.

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Uber in Quito is highly recommended as its very safe and affordable.

American Airlines is our favorite non stop flight.When looking into flights, we recommend putting a flight tracker on Google Flights to be notified of any price changes.

June 13,2024

Please check your invite for your +1! We will only able to accommodate those listed on the RSVP. Thank you for understanding

In Quito, getting all four seasons in one day is normal, so make sure you pack layers. In the morning, it can be very chilly (winter 50F), in the late morning/early afternoon it can feel like Spring (60F with even a few showers), the afternoon turns into a warm summer (75F), and the night feels like fall where you would want a sweater or jacket (55F). Don't forget your sunscreen either! Even if it is cool outside, being on the equator and at high altitudes, it is easy to get burned.

Weddings in Ecuador are formal, and it is traditional for women to wear long dresses, or formal short dresses. Men normally wear suits. It will also get much chillier at night, so it is highly recommended to bring a jacket to wear in case you get cold easily. Formal or Black Tie optional -- see website for details! www.theknot.com/content/wedding-guest-attire-cheat-sheet

Our wedding ceremony is indoors, but our cocktail hour and reception will be outdoors.

Yes! We would love for you to take photos and share them. However, please refrain from taking photos during the ceremony.

When you respond to the RSVP you will have the option to place your dietary restrictions.

Children will be invited, but due to venue restrictions there will be no onsite babysitting or entertainment provided for the children.

After the mass/ceremony, it is traditional to wait outside the church to cheer as the bride and groom leave the church or the ceremony area. After the send-off from the church, the bride and groom enter their car to head to the reception. Transportation will be provided to reception and back to the Hotel.

One of the biggest perks when traveling to Ecuador is that they use the US dollar. There is no need to exchange money, since they use the dollar.

Quito is at 9,350 feet. Traveling from a low-altitude city to Quito, you will notice the change and might get altitude sickness. Things to remember when dealing with altitude: - Stay hydrated as dehydration can make altitude sickness worse - Eat a candy or gum as sugar will help with altitude sickness. - Altitude can enhance the effects of alcohol, so you will want to drink responsibly when adjusting to the altitude. - Avoid intense physical activity until you are acclimated