Please RSVP by 30th of August 2025

You will need a car to get there! Parking is available. Uber is available in the area - you can download the Uber App to book your transfers

Fly in to Cape Town International Airport, the venue is 40 min drive away from the city.

You can rent a car from the following places: https://www.avis.co.za https://www.europcar.co.za https://www.hertz.co.za

Kindly see information below with regards to your visa: https://www.dha.gov.za/index.php/immigration-services/apply-for-a-south-african-visa

The ceremony, reception, cocktails, and canapés will all take place outdoors in the afternoon, with a backup indoor option in case of rain.

Some accommodation is available on site, we have reserved it initially on behalf of guests as part of the venue booking. Guests will be able to reserve accommodation onsite on a first come first serve basis, and make payment through us

Tropical Festive—think vibrant colors, bold prints, and breezy elegance! Light, breathable fabrics like linen, chiffon, or cotton are ideal for staying comfortable. For women, flowy maxi dresses, colorful midi dresses, or chic jumpsuits in tropical hues or floral patterns are perfect. For men, lightweight suits, linen shirts with dress pants or tailored shorts, and loafers or dressy sandals work well. Feel free to accessorize with fun statement pieces, tropical florals, or a stylish hat. Just remember to wear comfortable shoes for outdoor areas!

If "and guest" or your plus-one's name is written on your wedding invitation, you can bring someone. Please drop Joe and Kels a note if you don’t have "and guest" in your invite but would really like to bring someone special along with you! We are really looking forward to celebrating our special day with you and your plus one!

Please see Things to do tab

The amount you tip in South Africa will depend on where you are and what type of services you're buying. As a general rule, expect to tip around 10% of the bill. If you get exceptionally good service, say thank you with a tip closer to 15-20%.

Be alert in major city centres and township areas and when travelling after dark. Avoid walking in isolated areas after dark and parking in unknown areas after dark. Be mindful with any expensive accessories or jewellery - South Africa is a developing nation, and there is a high poverty rate. Crime is a concern. Avoid providing any incentive for pick pocketing and theft. Avoid travelling alone if possible. As a general note - if you are not familiar with travelling in developing countries, always be alert and cautious.

Kindly see the Things To Do tab on our website of things we would recommend you worth seeing or doing.