Plus-ones are by invitation only. If you've been invited with a guest, it will be clearly indicated on your invitation with both names listed. Thank you for understanding!

We love your little ones, but due to venue limitations, we're only able to accommodate the children specifically listed on your invitation.

Lisbon - Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS)

Vandelli Botanical Gardens: 20 - 30 minutes Palácio de Tancos: 15 - 20 minutes

Yes — all guests traveling internationally will need a valid passport. We recommend ensuring your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.

Uber, Bolt, and taxis are widely available and affordable throughout Lisbon. Walking is also a great way to explore the city, though many streets are hilly and cobblestoned.

No -- see "Best ways to get around Lisbon" or Travel Tab for suggestions.

Completely up to you! It depends on your full itinerary for the trip. Do not rent a car while staying in central Lisbon, as the city is highly walkable with excellent public transport and cheap Ubers. Narrow, steep streets and limited, expensive parking make driving stressful. Only rent a car if you are taking day trips to rural areas or visiting other cities, picking it up only when you are ready to leave the city center.

We recommend staying in central Lisbon so you can easily enjoy the city and wedding events. Additional hotel recommendations will be shared soon!

More details to come

Chiado, Baixa, Príncipe Real, Avenida da Liberdade, Alfama

The sooner, the better! July is a busy travel season in Lisbon, so we encourage guests to book flights and hotels early for the best availability and pricing.

Dress code for each event can be found under the Dress Code tab.

Both!

On July 21, Lisbon experiences classic midsummer weather. Expect hot, sunny days with average highs of 82 degrees. Evenings cool down to a pleasant 66 degrees.

Absolutely! We want everyone to fully enjoy the weekend, and gluten-free options will be available throughout all wedding events.

Yes — please include any dietary restrictions when submitting your RSVP.

Yes, you should carry a small amount of cash (about €50–100). While credit/debit cards (Visa and Mastercard) are widely accepted for most purchases in major cities, cash is still highly useful for smaller establishments, rural cafes, street vendors, and tipping.

Yes. Avoid Euronet ATMs: If possible, stick to standard bank-affiliated ATMs rather than the bright yellow Euronet machines, which carry high fees.