FAQs

When should I RSVP by?

February 1, 2027

Is there a dress code?

Please join us in semi-formal attire.

That means knee-length or midi-length dresses, jumpsuits, or pantsuits in an elevated fabric; a button-up shirt and dress pants (tie and blazer optional); elevated shoes such as loafers, oxfords, leather dress sneakers, heels, or ballet flats. The ceremony and reception will be held on a grass lawn, so block heels or flats are recommended.

In March in El Salvador, the temperature ranges from 70-90 degrees Fahrenheit (21-32 °C) with moderate to high humidity. There is almost no chance of rain.

The bridal party's colors are white and green. Please keep this in mind when selecting an outfit to ensure the bridal party stands out.

No jeans.

Are you registered? Where?

If you would like to give us a gift, please consider putting money towards our honeymoon fund. You can do this through the 'Registry' tab on this website. Gifts are not required and are especially not expected if you are paying to travel to El Salvador!

Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?

There will be two events on Saturday, March 13 (the day before the wedding):

In the morning, there will be an optional gathering to craft wedding favors in San Salvador. If you are interested in participating, please reach out to Jennifer Christensen at (phone number coming soon).

In the evening, there will be a bachelor/bachelorette party for Stanley and Annika's close friends and siblings. Please reach out to Emma Christensen at (phone number coming soon) for more information.

Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

Yes. There will be a sign on the street and an attendant to guide you into the venue and help you park. Once parked, you will walk back towards the car entrance to find the doorway to the ceremony.

Uber is also a convenient and affordable option in El Salvador.

What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

Please arrive at 4:30pm. The ceremony will commence at 5:00pm sharp.