FAQs

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RSVP DEADLINE

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June 26, 2026

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WHAT IS THE DRESS CODE?

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We understand planning outfits, especially when abroad, is tricky. The dress code is semi-formal, please no shorts or sneakers. We would love to see some bright colors & pastels!

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Where will I stay during the Wedding Festivities

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Check in at the Quinta begins Tuesday at 4pm at the Quinta - please be on time, to get settled in and prepare for the welcome party at 6:30 pm. If we exceed the Quinta's hospitality accommodation we'll inform you and provide details to a nearby hotel along with shuttle transport for any guests who would be more comfortable at a hotel.

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How do I pay for my Accommodation

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If you have questions about accommodation payment, don’t worry—we are handling all the logistics and will reach out with payment details once everything is finalized.

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ARE KIDS ALLOWED?

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As much as we adore every one of your children, we will not be accommodating for children at our wedding. We'd invite all moms & dads to enjoy a much deserved break. Thanks so much for your understanding.

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CAN I BRING A PLUS ONE?

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Our wedding is small and intimate and wish to have those closest to us whilst we say "I do". We are only able to accommodate guests who are formally invited. If you've received a plus one they will be specifically addressed on your invite.

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WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GET TO AND FROM THE VENUE

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Ride share or renting a car are both viable and affordable options depending how you want to explore Portugal. If you want a bit more freedom over the week and rent a car, there’s plenty parking at the wedding venue. However, Uber/Bolt and Taxis are only a 40 min drive from Lisbon. They are very affordable for American standards and easy to come by.

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Lisbon Airport

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When returning home from your wonderful time in Portugal please allocate enough time before your flight departs (at least 3 hours). Lisbon has two separate security lines, which can get quite long in the Summer depending on the date and time of day.