Bringing your guests to Spain

When you marry abroad, you are not only planning a wedding. You are inviting the people you love on a journey. The way they travel, where they sleep and how they feel when they arrive becomes part of the celebration.

Tell them early

Send save the dates as soon as the date and place are set. Guests flying from other continents need time, and good rooms go quickly in the most beautiful places.

Make the journey simple

Choose a place within easy reach of a well-connected airport, or plan transfers so nobody has to work out a hire car on a mountain road at midnight. A short, clear travel note with airports, timings and dress codes goes a long way.

Think about where everyone stays

For a small wedding, it is often possible to take over a whole estate or a small hotel, so the celebration never really stops. Otherwise, we suggest a few places to stay at different budgets, close to each other.

Plan the welcome

The evening before the wedding is when the group forms. A relaxed dinner, a tasting, an aperitivo at sunset. People arrive tired and leave as friends.

You should spend the weekend with your guests, not answering their questions.

Give them something to do

A morning boat trip, a vineyard visit, the best beach nearby. Your guests have travelled far; help them fall a little in love with Spain too.

Look after the details on the day

Shuttles that run on time, shade and water in the heat, a wrap for the cooler evening, a late snack after the dancing. Small things, remembered for a long time.