meet the

GARCIAS
IN PARADISE

MARCH 8, 2027

MANTA ISLAND RESORT · GLOVER'S REEF · BELIZE

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We're getting married

A little island. A lot to celebrate.

We're trading tradition for turquoise water and celebrating with our favorite people on a private island in Belize.

We can't wait to spend four unforgettable nights together at Manta Island Resort — surrounded by reef, palms, sunshine and the people we love most.

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RSVP

Will you be joining us in paradise?

Kindly RSVP by November 1, 2026.

Will you be joining us in Belize?

Turquoise water and reef near Manta Island with a sailboat

The island

Welcome to
Manta Island.

Set on the turquoise waters of Glover's Reef, Manta Island will be ours to call home for four unforgettable nights.

Think barefoot mornings, crystal-clear water, tropical cocktails and plenty of time to relax together before and after the big day.

Accommodations

Your stay at Manta Island.

We've coordinated all accommodations directly with Manta Island Resort, so there is no need to book a room online or contact the resort separately. We'll take care of the room arrangements for our group.

Your four-night, all-inclusive stay runs March 6–10, 2027.

4 nightsAll-inclusive stayGroup snorkeling tripHopper flight & boat transfers

After RSVPs are finalized, we'll reach out to each party individually with room details and payment instructions.

The wedding weekend

Come for the vows.
Stay for the island.

Saturday · March 6

Arrival Day

Arrive in Belize, take our coordinated hopper flight and boat transfer, settle in and ease into island time.

Sunday · March 7

Snorkel + Welcome Dinner

Spend the day exploring Glover's Reef on our group snorkeling trip, followed by a welcome dinner that evening.

Monday · March 8

Wedding Day

Relax and enjoy the island before joining us on the sand to celebrate our marriage. Tropical cocktail attire; any color is welcome.

Tuesday · March 9

Recover + Pool Day

No schedules, no alarms. Sleep in, relax by the pool, swim and enjoy our last full day together.

Wednesday · March 10

Departure Day

Our boat departs at approximately 6:45 AM, with coordinated transportation expected to have everyone back at BZE around 10:00 AM.

Aerial view of Manta Island Resort

Travel to paradise

Getting there.

Recommended Flight

We will be traveling together from San Francisco to Belize on March 6, 2027, and recommend the following flight for anyone traveling from the Bay Area.

United Airlines · SFO → BZE
March 6, 2027
Depart SFO: 5:00 AM
Arrive BZE: 2:36 PM
1 stop in Houston (IAH)

Important Arrival Information

You are welcome to book a different flight or travel route. However, guests should arrive at BZE at approximately 2:30 PM or earlier on March 6 in order to make our coordinated hopper flight and boat transfer to Manta Island.

Your hopper flight and boat transfers have already been prepaid and coordinated through Manta Island Resort, so there is no need to book these separately.

Departure · March 10

Our boat will depart Manta Island at approximately 6:45 AM, with transportation coordinated to have everyone back at BZE by approximately 10:00 AM. Please schedule your return flight with enough time afterward for check-in and security.

Weather in paradise

What to expect in March.

March is typically one of the drier times of year around Glover's Reef, with warm tropical days, comfortable evenings and the possibility of an occasional passing shower.

86°FTypical daytime high
73°FTypical overnight low
☀︎Warm, tropical & breezy

Wedding Day Forecast
We'll update this section with the actual forecast for March 8, 2027 as we get closer.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

When do I need to RSVP?

Please RSVP by November 1, 2026 so we can finalize accommodations, room assignments and transportation with the island.

Do I need to book my own room?

No. We've reserved and coordinated all accommodations directly with Manta Island Resort. Once RSVPs are complete, we'll finalize room assignments and exact pricing.

How much will the trip cost?

Your four-night, all-inclusive stay will be $1,600 per person or less, depending on our final guest count and room arrangements. It includes accommodations, the group snorkeling trip, and coordinated hopper flight and boat transfers.

When should I arrive in Belize?

Plan to arrive at BZE at approximately 2:30 PM or earlier on March 6, 2027 so you can make our coordinated hopper flight and boat transfer.

Do I have to take the recommended flight?

No. You're welcome to choose another flight or departure airport as long as you arrive at BZE at approximately 2:30 PM or earlier on March 6.

Do I need to book transportation to the island?

No. Your hopper flight and boat transportation have already been coordinated and prepaid through Manta Island Resort. We'll provide final transfer instructions before the trip.

When can I book my flight home?

We'll leave Manta Island by boat at approximately 6:45 AM on March 10 and expect to be back at BZE around 10:00 AM. Please allow enough time afterward for airport check-in and security.

What should I wear to the wedding?

Tropical cocktail attire. Think polished, elevated and island-appropriate. We don't have designated wedding colors, so any color is welcome—wear something you love! The ceremony and celebration will be on the sand, so comfortable sandals, flats or wedges are great options, and barefoot is always welcome.

What should I pack?

Swimsuits, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, sandals, bug spray, comfortable island/resort wear, any medications you need, and your tropical cocktail attire for the wedding.

Do I need a passport?

Yes. Guests traveling to Belize will need a valid passport. Please check your passport well before the trip and review current Belize entry requirements before traveling.

Can I stay longer in Belize?

Absolutely. The coordinated Manta Island portion of our trip is March 6–10. Any additional accommodations and transportation would be booked separately.

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