Sitio Do Capão

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

We can't wait to share this special day again with our closest family and friends, and we are honored that you will be part of it!

Stay tuned and check our website for updates

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

PASSPORT

Friendly reminder to check your passport's expiration date!

As of now, you do NOT need a Visa to go to Brazil, however that might change.&nbsp;You can check the status here: <a href="https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Brazilian Visa Information</a>

AIRPORT - TANCREDO NEVES (CNF)

We recommend flying into Tancredo Neves International Airport - Confins (CNF) Belo Horizonte- The airport is about 40 minutes from the hotel, so you'll need to take an Uber, Taxi, or use the 99 app for transportation.

Hotel

Click here to make a reservation under our website link: <a href="https://book.omnibees.com/hotelresults?c=4619&amp;q=15266&amp;hotel_folder=&amp;NRooms=1&amp;CheckIn=04102025&amp;CheckOut=05102025&amp;ad=1&amp;ch=0&amp;ag=&amp;group_code=89525&amp;lang=pt-BR&amp;currencyId=16" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Isabela &amp; Miles</a> The room rate at the hotel ranges from R$ 370 to R$ 420 reais, which is approximately USD 61 to 70 dollars per night (please note that an IOF fee may be applied to your card when making the reservation). - Breakfast is included, and a complimentary kit will be delivered to your room daily, which contains:2 Bottles of water1 Sparkling water1 Guaraná (Brazilian soda)1 Coca-Cola1 Juice box When booking, please ensure the address is listed as:&nbsp;Avenida Cristiano Machado, 3030, Belo Horizonte, 31160-342.- The hotel also offers a pool and a gym for your use.

Gran Vivenzo Cidade Nova (Antigo BHB Hotel)

- The hotel is located just by Alberto Cintra Street, which is lined with bars and restaurants, as indicated by the black arrow.- You'll also be a short 13-minute walk from a mall, where I recommend exchanging your money, as rates there are better than at the airport.PS: The current exchange rate is approximately 6 BRL to 1 USD. Be cautious when carrying large amounts of cash, as it can be risky.- Inside the mall, you'll find a pharmacy, a supermarket, restaurants, and fast food options as well.

eSIM plans 

If you're unsure how you'll use your phone or internet while in Brazil, I recommend downloading the Airalo app. You can choose the country you're traveling to and select a plan based on how long you'll be there. I’ve screenshot one of the plans for Brazil, but there are plenty of other options available too.

Travel

We are truly grateful to celebrate our special day with you. Your presence is the greatest gift of all.As we begin our life together, we do not have a traditional wedding registry. If you wish to honor us with a gift, a monetary contribution would be deeply appreciated as we build our future together. You can Zelle us at: isabelasantos1996@hotmail.com

Party Bus, Thursday 10/09/25

This tour is open to anyone 12 years and older and the cost is 90 reais per person (about USD 15 dollars). We’ve got a party bus scheduled for Thursday, October 9th, from 6 PM to 8 PM! The bus will pick everyone up at the hotel, and we’ll take a fun tour around the city, wrapping up the night at a bar/restaurant. Alcohol is allowed, so feel free to bring your drinks! However, please note that long-neck beer bottles and glass cups are strictly prohibited. If you want beer, please bring beer cans instead. Unfortunately, anyone with prohibited items will not be allowed to board. Distilled spirits (like gin, vodka, whiskey, etc.) are fine to bring along.

Wedding Week Plans and Venue

Is there a dress code?

The dress code for our wedding is Formal Attire!We suggest that men wear a suit in any color or dress shirt with dress pants, and women wear evening gown or midi or knee-length cocktail dress.

Here are some suggestions to inspire you:

Dress Code

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things to do

Parque das Mangabeiras: Large park with open space. If you are lucky you can spot some animals in the wild like Star Tamarin, Coati, Armadillo, Little Anteater, Toucan, Tanager, King Vulture, and more.Parque Municipal: Large park, open, green space, with over 280 species of trees and 182 thousand sqr meters.Mercado Central: Open since 1929, it's our biggest downtown market. You can find many souvenirs and purchase local alcohol like Cachaça, Licor, spices, homemade cheese, desserts like Doce de Leite, etc.Igreja São José: Historic Downtown Church, eclectic style with neo-gothic influence.Feira Hippie: Open only on Sundays from 7 AM to 2 PM. It's the biggest market in BH, and happens on Avenida Afonso Pena every Sunday since 1969.Igreja São Francisco de Assis (Igreja da Pampulha): Designed by Oscar Niemeyer; enjoy the day riding bikes around the lake and refresh yourself by having Coconut Water straight from the coconut (tip: ask the person to open the coconut for you after you are done, so you can eat what is inside).Mineirão: Belo Horizonte Stadium; became especially famous during the World Cup in Brazil in 2014 when we lost 7x1 to Germany :(Alberto Cintra: Street full of different Bars/Restaurants.Mercado Novo: Place with different Bars.

Suggestions on what to eat

Pão de QueijoCoxinhaPastel Carne/QueijoChurrasco - BarbecueTropeiroFeijoadaBrigadeiroAçaí

Suggestions on what to drink

Caipirinha - Brazilian Alcoholic DrinkCachaça - Brazilian Alcoholic DrinkCaldo de Cana - Sugar Cane JuiceNatural Juice - either Orange, Passion Fruit, Agave, Acerola, etcGuaraná - Brazilian SodaLimonada - Brazilian Lemonade JuiceFresh Coconut Water

Isabela & Miles

Isabela & Miles

Q + A

Do I need a passport to go to Brazil?

Do I need a Visa to go to Brazil?

Can I bring a plus one?

Are kids invited?

Will the ceremony be in Portuguese?

When do I need to RSVP?