Fly into San José del Cabo International Airport (SJD). Direct flights are available from most major US cities.

Yes, a valid passport is required to enter Mexico. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for tourist visits; bring your passport and any necessary return or onward travel documents.

We've chosen to keep the celebration intentionally intimate, surrounding ourselves with the people who have been part of our journey. If a plus-one has been extended to you, it will be noted on your invitation.

We adore your kids, but this is an adults-only weekend so we can all relax, dance, and enjoy the celebration. For babysitting services and childcare options, please contact: dl-sjdzrreserveguestrelations@marriott.com

June offers beautiful weather in San José del Cabo, with sunny skies, warm temperatures, and minimal rainfall. Expect daytime highs in the upper 80s°F (around 31–32°C) and pleasant evenings in the upper 70s°F (24–27°C). Our events will be outdoors, so we recommend light, breathable clothing.

We’ve thoughtfully selected a dress code for each event to help set the tone for the weekend, and we kindly ask our guests to adhere to it accordingly.

Yes, San José del Cabo is a popular resort destination with a welcoming, traveler-friendly atmosphere. The neighborhoods where you'll be staying and celebrating are well-traveled and safe.

Think resort chic: lightweight, breathable fabrics like linen, cotton, and flowy materials. For daytime bring swimsuits, sundresses, shorts, and sandals for pool time or exploring town. Refer to the Dress Code page for event-specific guidelines.

No, it's not necessary. Credit cards are widely accepted at most hotels, restaurants, shops, and bars throughout San José del Cabo. We do recommend carrying a small amount of Mexican pesos for tips, taxis, or purchases from local vendors.