Dress Code:

Key Dress Code Rules for Spanish Weddings

• Day Weddings (Before 5 PM): Midi or knee-length cocktail dresses are the standard.
• Accessories: Tocados (fascinators) or hats are common. Pamelas (broad-brimmed hats) are also welcome.
• For Men: A matching suit is standard, often with a tie. While tuxedos are rare in Spain, dark suits are appropriate for the event.
• Color Restrictions: Never wear white, as it is strictly reserved for the bride.
• Modesty: If the ceremony is in a church, ensure shoulders are covered and avoid excessive cleavage.
• Footwear: High heels are common, but consider bringing comfortable shoes for dancing later. 

Gifts:

For us, the most important thing is sharing this day with you — to celebrate together, your presence is the greatest gift.

Our hearts are full, and our shelves are too. We’ll also have a small box for wedding cash gifts/envelopes. If you’d like, you can send us a transfer to help us start this new chapter, although you’re also welcome to bring whatever you wish.

Photos and social media:

We would love for you to share photos from our wedding with us.

To do so, here is the link to download the Wedshoots app, together with the following code and password, or just scan the following QR code with your phone.

Check out Wedshoots that lets you share photos and videos from our wedding with other guests.

Getting started is simple – just download the app and enter your name + our album code.

Download the app here: http://www.wedshoots.com/download?albumId=ES0810f8ed

Our album code: ES0810f8ed

We can’t wait to see your photos!