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Austin holding Andrea horizontally in a garden
Andrea and Austin looking at the camera beneath flowering trees
Andrea and Austin holding hands, with Andrea's engagement ring
Austin spinning Andrea beneath a garden gazebo
Andrea and Austin looking at each other beneath flowering trees

La Romana, Dominican Republic

Andrea & Austin

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RSVP by December 20th

Wedding details

Sunday, June 20, 2027

Muelle 7, La Romana

Dress code: Beach formal

Ceremony

4:30 PM

Cocktail hour

6:00 PM

Reception

7:00 PM

Travel

Getting here & where to stay

Flight information

  • Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ)
  • Santo Domingo / Las Américas International Airport (SDQ)
  • La Romana International Airport (LRM)

Stay information

  • Hilton Garden Inn — we will have a group rate for the night of the wedding.
  • Casa de Campo — a great option if you are planning on renting a car; it is only 15 minutes from the venue.

A short stay near the venue

Hilton Garden Inn La Romana, Caleta is on the venue property. We will have a group rate for the night of the wedding, so please book with the code if you plan on staying there.

Casa de Campo

For a villa with a larger group or a luxurious hotel stay with lots of amenities and activities, we highly recommend staying within the Casa de Campo resort. Amenities include Altos de Chavón, Minitas Beach, many pools, and restaurants throughout the resort.

Bayahíbe & Dominicus

With beautiful beaches and amazing nearby restaurants, Bayahíbe and Dominicus are perfect for a few days by the water. They are about a 40-minute drive from the venue, so we recommend staying here if you plan to arrive a few days before the wedding or extend your trip afterward.

Beyond the wedding

Things to do

Make a little extra time for the coast, the capital, and the places in between.

Catalina Island

Take a day trip to the closest island to La Romana for powdery sand, calm water, and snorkeling or diving over coral reefs. Excursions to the island are available from Caleta Marina.

Explore Catalina Island

Saona Island

Set aside a full day for a boat trip from Bayahíbe to palm-lined beaches, turquoise water, and the natural pool at Palmilla.

Explore Saona Island

Bayahíbe & Dominicus

Head to Bayahíbe or Dominicus for a relaxed afternoon by the water. Dominicus Beach is a lovely choice for a swim, with shallow turquoise water and a reef just offshore.

Explore Dominicus Beach

Aqua Esmeralda Beach Club

Plan an easy beach-club day in Dominicus—settle in for the sea, a long lunch, and a slower pace.

Visit Aqua Esmeralda

A day at Casa de Campo

Stay within Casa de Campo—at the hotel or an Airbnb—to enjoy access to beautiful Minitas Beach, Altos de Chavón, and the Marina, with lovely views and different restaurants to choose from. Golfers can also make time for the resort’s world-renowned courses. Or get a day pass to Altos de Chavón to experience its Mediterranean-inspired village.

Visit Casa de Campo

Caves & cenotes

Discover the region’s cave systems, Taíno art, and freshwater swimming spots.

  • Cueva de las Maravillas — An accessible cave between La Romana and San Pedro de Macorís with Taíno pictographs, petroglyphs, stalactites, and stalagmites.
  • Cueva del Chicho — A Cotubanamá National Park cave with an aquamarine freshwater pool for swimming; certified cave divers can go deeper with a licensed operator.
  • Cueva del Puente — A three-level cave with stalactites, stalagmites, Taíno pictographs, and bats.
  • Padre Nuestro Trail — A guided ecological and archaeological trail through caves and freshwater cenotes near Bayahíbe.

Santo Domingo

Make a day of the capital’s Colonial City: walk Calle Las Damas, visit Fortaleza Ozama, and linger around Parque Colón. For a dose of history, tour Alcázar de Colón—the former home of Christopher Columbus’s son, Diego. While you’re there, take a cocoa factory tour at Kah-Kow Experience.

Where to eat

Bayahíbe & Dominicus dining

A few of our favorite places for a relaxed meal during your stay.

La Romana

FAQs

A few helpful details

Can I bring a plus one?

If you did not receive an invitation for a plus one, you cannot bring one.

Is there parking at the venue?

Yes. Free parking is available right in front of the venue, in front of the Hilton Garden Inn.

What time should I arrive?

Please arrive at 4:30 p.m. to make your way to your seats.

Is the ceremony and reception in the same location?

Yes, they are! Follow the ceremony signs near the Captain Kid restaurant.

Will the ceremony and reception be held outside?

Yes, both the ceremony and reception will be held outdoors.

Can I use my phone during the ceremony?

Please silence your cell phones and put them away during the ceremony. Pictures will be captured by our photographer.

What is the dress code?

Beach formal.

What is beach formal?

For females: lightweight, breathable, elevated eveningwear dresses in spring and summer colors. Please, no white or sneakers.

For males: traditional wedding elegance with lightweight, breathable comfort suited for hot weather. Please, no sneakers or shorts. A suit is not required, as it will be very hot.

Beach formal dress examples in light green, yellow, and pastel shadesBeach formal examples for men in lightweight linen suits and dress shirts

Registry & Honeymoon Fund

Registro y Fondo de Luna de Miel

Your presence is the greatest gift. For those who wish to contribute, we would be so grateful for a little help making our honeymoon extra special.