A: Our wedding will be held at Quinta do Torneiro in Oeiras, Portugal, on Wednesday, June 24th, 2025. The ceremony and reception will both take place at the venue, eliminating the need to travel between locations.

A: Dressy and elegant, but comfortable! Think summer formal, light fabrics, flowy dresses, linen suits, and shoes you can dance in. Portugal can be warm, so lighter tones and breathable materials are perfect.

A: Expect warm, sunny days and pleasant evenings. We recommend bringing sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light shawl or jacket for the evening breeze.

FIRST COURSE (please select one) – Puff pastry with ricotta cheese and nuts served with arugula salad (vegetarian) OR Codfish with corn bread in a bed of spinaches served with roasted potatoes and olive oil. SECOND COURSE (please select one) - Beef with wine cooked at low temperature, cherry tomatoes, celery, red onion and rice “carqueja” OR Spinach and ricotta ravioli with basil cream sauce (vegetarian). DESSERT - Emulsion of black chocolate and passion fruit.

A: The closest airport is Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), about 20–25 minutes from Oeiras and 35 minutes from Cascais.

A: Taxis, Ubers, and Bolt rides are readily available from Lisbon or Cascais.

A: If you’re coming from the U.S., U.K., or another EU country, no visa is required for short stays. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least six months after your trip.

A: We recommend staying in Cascais, Oeiras, or central Lisbon! All are lovely and within easy reach of the venue.

A: The local currency is the Euro (€) and the language is Portuguese, though English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist areas.

A: Yes! We’ll be hosting a Bridal Shower for the ladies in Cascais, and details will be shared with the invitees before the wedding.

A: Think Mediterranean summer, light clothing, swimsuits, comfortable shoes for exploring, and something dressy for the wedding festivities. Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat!

A: Absolutely! Portugal is stunning. Spend a day wandering Cascais’ seaside, explore Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods, or take a day trip to Sintra’s fairytale palaces. We’ll share a few of our favorite recommendations under “Things to Do.”

A: Please RSVP by March 24, 2026 through our wedding website under the “RSVP” section, the QR code on the physical invitation, or message us personally, we will send you the link.

A: Your presence in Portugal means the world to us, truly! But if you’d like to give a gift, we’ve created a registry which can be found in the "registry" section on the website.

A: Portugal uses Type C and F plugs (European 230V). So bring a travel adapter if you’re coming from abroad.

A: Feel free to reach out to us directly to Gabriela & or Aaron on WhatsApp if you need help with any specific questions.