Day 1: Arrival and welcome dinner

Guests land, settle into their stay, and gather for a relaxed welcome dinner that evening, often the first time most of your American guests will have met your Mallorcan wedding team. Keep it low-key: this is about setting the tone, not the main event.

Day 2: A day to breathe

Build in one genuinely unscheduled day. Guests explore the coastline, book a spa afternoon, or just recover from the flight. Many couples close the evening with a private chef dinner, a good way to keep the group together without another formal event.

Day 3: The wedding

The main event, at a venue chosen for this day alone. Separating the ceremony venue from where everyone is staying means no setup crews around the pool that morning and no strangers walking past bedrooms while the bride gets ready.

Day 4 and 5: Slow mornings and goodbyes

A recovery brunch, a final pool afternoon, and gradual goodbyes as guests head to the airport on staggered schedules. This is often the part couples remember most fondly, the wedding's over, but everyone's still there.

"We don't just plan the wedding day. We design the days around it."

Frequently Asked

How many days should a Mallorca wedding weekend be?
Most American couples plan 4 to 7 nights, long enough for a welcome event, the wedding itself, and unhurried time together afterward, without asking guests to take two full weeks off work.
Do guests need a rental car for a multi-day Mallorca wedding?
Not necessarily. Many couples arrange shared shuttles between accommodation and event venues, especially useful since fincas are often down narrow rural roads unfamiliar to first-time visitors.
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