This destination wedding in Seville was much more than a single day. It was a full weekend experience, starting with an engagement party at Casa Guardiola and ending with a celebration at Hacienda Villa Luisa. This destination wedding weekend in Seville is a perfect example of how to live a complete experience beyond the wedding day itself.
Organising a destination wedding weekend in Seville lets you enjoy several days with your guests and create much more special moments — many couples travelling to Spain are looking for exactly this: not just a wedding, but several days to share with family and friends in a special setting.
Engagement Party at Casa Guardiola in Seville
But before their big day, they hosted a welcome dinner where they got to reconnect with family and friends for one last big celebration at Casa Guardiola, a beautiful Arabic-style courtyard we’re proud to have in our city. This welcome dinner is really useful for breaking the ice and chatting with your guests the day before the wedding, especially for those of you living abroad — it gives you a little time with each of the people who have travelled so far to be there for this special day with the couple.
Wedding Day at Hacienda Villa Luisa
After plenty of flamenco and reggaeton, the big day arrives: they got married at Seville Cathedral and headed off to celebrate at Hacienda Villa Luisa.
Why Have a Destination Wedding Weekend in Seville?
A destination wedding weekend in Seville means organising several gatherings across different days, such as an engagement party and a main celebration, so you can spend more time with your guests and enjoy the experience at a calmer pace.
Seville is an ideal setting for this kind of wedding thanks to its climate, how close the different venues are to each other, and the variety of spaces full of character. This makes it possible to create a fuller story, where every moment has its own rhythm and atmosphere.
In this context, it’s important to work with a photographer who has experience with destination weddings and multi-day events, since the way you document things changes compared to a traditional wedding. It’s also key to be able to communicate naturally in English or French when most guests are coming from abroad.
At @hojasdevida.es we regularly work with international couples and we adapt to this kind of celebration discreetly, guiding the whole process without forcing any moments.
Team:
- Wedding planner: weplan co
- Photography: Hojas de vida. With thanks to daniel valencia (danivalenciawp.com)
- Video: jars filmmakers (jarsfilmmakers.com)
- Dress: Jorge Duque Vélez
- Suit: Lugó Lugó
- Venue: Hacienda Villa Luisa(villaluisa.com)
- Hotel: Hotel Alfonso XII (web)
- Make up: Gabriel Llano (gabrielllano.com)
