Our wedding will take place on October 3, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain.

The venue is 10 minutes from the Sitges train station, which is easily accessible from central Barcelona. For more info head to the Travel page!

Please arrive at the venue at 4:30 PM. The ceremony will begin at 5:00 PM.

Our dress code is elevated formal—somewhere between formal and black tie. Think tuxedos or sharp suits, floor-length gowns or sophisticated cocktail dresses. We’d love to see you dressed to the nines—but above all, we want you to feel confident and comfortable.

The weather is expected to be around (75°/63°F) / (23°/17°C), so dress accordingly. And if you feel like livin' la vida loca, it never hurts to pack a swimsuit. Most importantly, come as you are—you’ll look perfect!

While absolutely not required, if you'd like to coordinate with the wedding’s color palette, feel free to take inspiration from the image above and consider wearing autumnal tones. For more outfit inspo check out the Dress Code page!

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We’re keeping things intimate with a guest list of people we’ve shared meals, memes, and absurdly titled group chats with. If in doubt, please refer to your invitation. If your partner is invited, you’ll see their name included on your RSVP form

That said, we have excellent taste in friends (hello, you’re proof), and you’re going to love everyone there. Come make new friends and stories!

While we love your little ones, our wedding will be an adults-only affair full of champagne and shenanigans. We hope you can enjoy a night off and celebrate with us!

We're all about making memories, not collecting things. Coming to Spain to celebrate with us means the world—no gifts are necessary! If you'd like to contribute to our future adventures, we’ve set up a honeymoon fund (see the Registry page). Know that it’s truly appreciated but never expected.

U.S. guests: You’ll need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter if your device isn’t dual-voltage. (Phones and laptops usually are; hair tools usually aren’t.) The label on your device should say something like “100–240V” if it’s safe to use abroad.

U.K. guests: You’ll need just a plug adapter—your devices are already compatible with the voltage.

Click here for a simple plug adapter

Click here for a combo adapter + voltage converter