A wedding abroad, an elopement for two, a renewal twenty years in, or a season of client weddings. The differences are real — a renewal has no paperwork at all, an elopement has all of it — and each of these pages says what changes and what does not.
Start planning free →Paperwork in one country, guests in six, money in two currencies and a venue you have seen twice. Planning a wedding abroad is a logistics job before it is a design job.
Read more →Portugal marries tourists, Spain wants two years' residency, France wants forty days. Europe is not one rulebook, and the difference is worth knowing before you choose a venue.
Read more →You are already married, so the hardest part of a wedding abroad — the licence, the banns, the residency test, the apostille — does not apply to you at all. What is left is the celebration.
Read more →An elopement abroad is the same licence, the same apostille and the same notice period as a hundred-guest wedding — with nobody to help you do it. The paperwork is the whole job.
Read more →A system of its own for wedding planners: private to you, separate from the app couples use. Start free, with two live weddings.
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