From Zero to “I Do”

An experienced planner prevents miscommunication between suppliers and streamlines the whole process, so your day is genuinely stress-free.

No. We prefer that each couple hand-picks their suppliers, which gives a more personal celebration, clearer costs and a flexible budget rather than a fixed package.

Ideally around twelve months ahead to secure the best venues and suppliers.

Everything can be organised remotely through video calls and email, with well-timed visits to Spain.

Of course. We're happy to share feedback and put you in touch with past clients for reassurance.

As a guide, around €35,000–€40,000 for 100 guests, though every wedding is different.

Our full wedding planning service starts from €4,800.

These vary by vendor and venue; we explain all terms clearly before anything is confirmed.

Bank transfer is standard; some suppliers also accept cash or PayPal.

Non-residents can marry through the Catholic Church if neither partner has previously married in the Church and at least one is Catholic, baptised and confirmed. Many couples instead complete the legal paperwork at home and celebrate with a symbolic ceremony here.

For a Catholic ceremony, start around six months ahead, as the paperwork can take time.

Yes. Many couples choose a symbolic ceremony here and complete the legal paperwork in their home country.

Yes. We have planned many same-sex weddings, including for our own family.

Yes — flamenco, Málaga wine or the traditional sword cake-cutting are popular touches.

The season runs from April to October. April–May brings warm days and cool evenings, July–August is very hot, and from mid-October to March you'll find warm days with chillier evenings.

Spain offers wonderfully sunny weather; for extreme heat or the rare shower, tents and covered areas provide a comfortable alternative.

Yes — summer months and national holidays push prices up, so booking in advance is recommended.

Preparations begin around 11am, the ceremony is typically at 4–5pm, followed by a drinks reception. Dinner runs roughly 6–8pm, dancing starts around 10–11:30pm, and the night ends between 3 and 4am depending on the venue.

That's no problem. Fewer guests may involve a supplement or minimum spend, and more guests simply means adjusting the venue's spaces — we guide you through it as your guest list firms up.

Yes. We recommend hotels, villas and apartments across a range of budgets.

We coordinate local buses or taxis so everyone arrives comfortably and on time.

A professional crèche and play service is available, including babysitting, so younger guests are looked after and parents can relax.

Visits to the Nerja Caves, boat trips, wine tastings and flamenco classes are all lovely options.

Yes. Informal get-togethers with tapas, a BBQ or drinks are a lovely, cost-effective way to connect your guests.

Yes. Many venues offer relaxed dining experiences such as BBQs or tapas.

Not usually, though pre-arranged options can be offered if confirmed around ten days beforehand.

Yes. Most caterers offer vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menus tailored to your guests.

Absolutely. Churros with chocolate, mini burgers or pizza are always a hit.

Yes. You can select from our trusted supplier list or bring your own.

Absolutely. Just share their contact details and we'll coordinate with them.

We work with wedding specialists, or you're welcome to bring your own team.

Everything from flamenco performers to DJs and photo booths, to create exactly the atmosphere you want.

Yes — fans, ceramics or personalised wine bottles make beautiful mementos of the day.

Yes — depending on the venue, a display can close the evening spectacularly.