Question 1

Can I bring a plus one to the wedding?

Accepted Answer

If your guest has been invited, they will have received their own invitation. If you believe your guest should have received an invitation but did not, please contact us and we'll be happy to assist.📱 WhatsApp: 079 486 7813 📧 Email: Info@mwedsm.co.za

Question 2

Can I use my South African Rand in Eswatini?

Accepted Answer

Yes. South African Rand (ZAR) is accepted throughout Eswatini and is equal in value to the local currency, the Lilangeni (SZL).

Question 3

What is the RSVP deadline, and how do I respond?

Accepted Answer

Kindly RSVP by 30 October 2026 so that we can finalise arrangements and celebrate with you.To respond, simply select "Joyfully Accepts" or "Regretfully Declines" on the RSVP form and provide the requested details.If you experience any issues with your RSVP, please contact us:📱 WhatsApp: 079 486 7813 📧 Email: Info@mwedsm.co.za

Question 4

Are children allowed at the wedding?

Accepted Answer

While we absolutely adore your little ones, our wedding celebrations will be an adults-only occasion. We kindly ask that guests make arrangements for childcare and join us for a child-free evening of celebration.

Question 5

Will my South African cell phone work in Eswatini?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most South African networks roam in Eswatini. However, roaming charges may apply. Check with your service provider before travelling because sometimes roaming needs to be activated.

Question 6

What documents do I need if I'm driving my own vehicle into Eswatini?

Accepted Answer

f you're driving your own vehicle, please ensure you have:A valid passportA valid driver's licenceOriginal vehicle registration papers (or proof of ownership)Vehicle licence disc displayed on the vehicleIf the vehicle is financed through a bank, it is advisable to travel with a copy of the vehicle registration document or a cross boarder letter.

Question 7

Which border post do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

We recommend using the Mahamba Border Post. It is the closest border to the celebration venue and is only approximately 15 minutes from our home once you enter Eswatini. This makes for a quicker and more convenient journey, especially for guests travelling from Johannesburg, Durban, or surrounding areas.💡 Travel Tip:  Mahamba Border Post is open daily from 07:00 to 22:00. We encourage guests to plan their journey accordingly and avoid arriving close to closing time. 🇸🇿

Question 8

Are the outfits limited to Tshivenda and Siswati traditional attire?

Accepted Answer

Not at all! We welcome guests to celebrate in their own cultural attire. Whether it's Tshivenda, Siswati, Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Tsonga, Ndebele, Sotho, Tswana, Tsonga, or any other traditional wear, all cultural outfits are welcome.The only request is that your attire should complement our chosen colour palette for the celebration. We can't wait to see the beautiful diversity of cultures represented on the day.

Question 9

Will vegetarian or special dietary meals be available at the wedding?

Accepted Answer

We want all our guests to enjoy the celebration comfortably. If you have any special dietary requirements, allergies, or food preferences, please reach out to us in advance and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

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