Our wedding will take place at Masia Casa del Mar, a stunning seaside venue just outside Barcelona. Set right along the Mediterranean, this historic “masia” (a traditional Catalan farmhouse) blends rustic charm with beautiful coastal views. Surrounded by nature and just minutes from the vibrant beach town of Sitges, it feels like a private escape while still being easily accessible, only about 25–30 minutes from Barcelona-El Prat Airport. Expect ocean breezes, golden sunsets, and the perfect backdrop for a celebration in Spain.
The nearest airport is Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), located about 25–30 minutes from the venue.
Yes! If you’re traveling from outside Spain, you’ll need a valid passport. Be sure it doesn’t expire within 6 months of your travel dates.
Laws for US citizens traveling to Europe are expected to change in 2026. This will require US citizens to submit a ETIAS application online. (European Travel Information and Authorization System) Additional Information can be found here: https://www.etiaseu.com/us-citizens/etias-spain
We’re currently working on securing hotel blocks and will share details here as soon as they’re available.
We are planning to provide transportation to and from the venue—details and pickup locations will be shared closer to the date.
Dress code is black tie optional. We encourage formal, elegant attire—floor-length gowns or sophisticated evening dresses for women, and tuxedos or dark suits for men.
Late October in this part of Spain is typically mild and pleasant. You can expect daytime temperatures around the low–mid 70s°F (21–24°C) and cooler evenings in the low 60s°F (15–17°C). It’s usually sunny but can get breezy by the water, so bringing a light wrap or jacket is a great idea.
While we love your little ones, our wedding will be an adults-only celebration with the exception of immediate family and wedding party children. If your invitation is addressed to “The Family,” your children are warmly included.
Yes! We’re planning additional celebrations around the wedding weekend. Details will be shared on our website as they are finalized.
Please, contact us if you have any dietary restrictions or questions. The wedding menu can be adapted for those who have allergies, intolerances and plant-based diets. Also, during the cocktail hour, there will be appetizers available that will be modified for those under this section and the servers will explain everything they serve to ensure everyone knows what they are eating.
The plug types used in Spain are types C and F and operate on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. You will need a power plug adapter for sockets type F and a voltage converter to protect your devices since the standard voltage in Spain is much higher than the level that devices typically operate at in the US.
Tipping in Spain is quite different from the U.S. and is entirely optional—there is no established minimum. In restaurants, for example, you may choose to leave a small extra amount for exceptional service, but it is never expected or calculated as a percentage. A tip is simply a thoughtful gesture, not an obligation. If you do wish to leave a tip for outstanding service, a range of 5–10% is more than sufficient. Not leaving a tip is never considered rude.
You can travel through the area, specially Barcelona city, without being fluent in Spanish but in Catalonia the official languages are Catalan and Spanish. Some common Catalan phrases that you can use while you are in Catalonia and that you will hear a lot are: "Bon dia" (pronounced bon dee-yah): Good morning "Adéu" (pronounced ah-dyo): Goodbye "Vale" (pronounced ba-leh): Yes/ok/sounds good “Merci” (pronounced mer-si): Thank you