Transportation to and from all three events will be provided from the hotel Dolce CampoReal Lisboa.
Yes! Since our wedding is in Portugal, all guests traveling internationally will need a valid passport. Make sure your passport is valid through at least six months upon your return from travel to avoid any issues with travel.
Apply as early as possible! Routine processing can take 4–6 weeks, and expedited service is 2–3 weeks. Your passport should be valid at least six months beyond your return date, which is required for entry into Portugal.
Most travelers from the U.S., Canada, and EU countries do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. Please check your country’s requirements to be sure.
We love your little ones, but the celebration is adults-only to allow everyone to fully enjoy the festivities.
You can rent a car, but it’s not necessary. We will also be providing group transportation from the hotel Dolce CampoReal Lisboa for all three events. Parking at the venue is limited, so please let us know if you plan to drive.
Absolutely! Since our wedding is international, guests are welcome to send their RSVP in advance of the formal invitation.
Portugal uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s helpful to have some cash for small purchases.
Because they’re no joke! Bring comfortable shoes — you’ll thank us later. Luckily, Ubers are super affordable here, so that’s always an easy backup option too!
Yes! Portugal offers beautiful sights, gardens, beaches, and wine regions. Popular nearby destinations include Sintra, Cascais, Ericeira, and Porto if you have time for an extended trip.
September in Portugal is mild and pleasant (70-80 degrees), but evenings can be cool (50-60 degrees), so pack a light jacket or shawl.
Tipping in Portugal is optional but appreciated—around 5–10% for restaurants or services is standard.
Portuguese culture values taking life slow, enjoying meals, and respecting history, Fado music, and nature. Greet with handshakes or cheek kisses, learn a few words like Obrigado, observe quiet hours, and accept invitations—hospitality is genuine!