Three days, not one: designing a wedding weekend

When guests cross continents for you, a single evening feels too short. That is why many of our weddings unfold over two or three days. Not a schedule packed with events, but a weekend with a shape, where each moment has its own mood.

The welcome

The first evening sets the tone. Relaxed, generous and a little informal: an aperitivo by the sea, a dinner in a courtyard, a tasting in a cellar. People arrive from different places and time zones; this is where they become one group.

The wedding day

Give it space. A slow morning, time to get ready without rushing, a ceremony in the late afternoon light, then the long table, the sobremesa, the dancing. When nothing else is planned that day, everything can breathe.

The day after

The farewell is often the most tender moment of the weekend. A long lunch, a pool, a boat, a walk through a village. Everyone is a little tired and very happy, and the conversations are the ones people remember for years.

A wedding weekend is not about doing more. It is about giving the people you love enough time to be together.

Moments in between

Leave free time. Guests want to see the place they have travelled to. Suggest a beach, a market, a walk, and let them discover Spain on their own.

One story across three days

We design the weekend as a whole: a palette that evolves, music that changes with the mood, flowers that carry from one table to the next. It should feel like chapters of the same book. That is the luxury of a small affair.