We've learned that there are dozens of confusing terms for tropical wedding attire, most of which seem to have definitions that vary from source to source. Resort casual elegant and beach semi-formal/cocktail are two terms that seem appropriate for the look we are going for. We aren't getting married on the actual beach, but we will be beach-adjacent, and the wedding will take place outdoors in the late afternoon, with the reception occurring after the sun is down. Tennis shoes and flip-flops are too casual; high heels are probably too dressy. No shorts, jeans, or t-shirts. For the men, jackets are optional, but ties are fancier than you need to be. Dress like you are going out to dinner on a cruise but aren't sitting at the captain's table. We've stolen a few pictures off the internet to give you a few ideas.

Casa 9 Guests: Reminder, our check-in time at Casa 9 is 4pm on Thursday, January 12, and check out is 10am on Tuesday, January 17. Flights should arrive midday to San Jose, Costa Rica. Many people have reserved flights from DFW (there's an American Airlines flight #1053 that arrives at about 2:32p and a returning flight on American # 1080 that leaves at about 2:53pm). NOTE FLIGHT TIMES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO AIRLINE.

Shuttles have been arranged for Casa 9 guests. Any special needs or variances, please let Craig or Brandon know.

Check your passport to make sure it's up-to-date and that it doesn't expire within 6 months after our trip!

Remote/Offsite guests: Our concierge, Marcel Ortega, at Casa 9 is available to assist you with ground transportation if needed. Please advise Craig or Brandon.