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Courtyard

The Spanish-styled courtyard with potted citrus trees, popular for photos.

Courtyard
Courtyard
Courtyard

Ceremony room

The smaller, separate room for a more intimate ceremony beforehand.

Ceremony room
Ceremony room

Reception hall

The large reception hall beneath whitewashed arches, seating 150 up to 300 guests.

Reception hall
Reception hall
Reception hall

Bridal suite

The bridal suite where the couple can get ready away from the celebration.

Bridal suite
Bridal suite

Marisol T.

“My husband is Catholic and my family is Protestant, and Carmen worked with us on combining both ceremonies in one day. The separate ceremony room was exactly the right size for the church part before we moved to the main hall.”

Marisol T.
Marisol T.
Marisol T.

Íñigo P.

“The courtyard with the citrus trees was the backdrop for almost all our photos. We had 220 guests and the reception hall never felt crowded, everyone could move around easily.”

Íñigo P.
Íñigo P.
Íñigo P.

Doortje H.

“As the groom's mother I was impressed by the bridal suite, my daughter-in-law could get ready quietly without the whole party already spilling in. Carmen really did reply within two days to every email.”

Doortje H.
Doortje H.
Doortje H.

Rachid B.

“We had a Moroccan henna night planned alongside a civil wedding, and the team immediately understood those are two different moods. The party could run until one and the in-house DJ knew exactly the right mix.”

Rachid B.
Rachid B.
Rachid B.

Elke F.

“It starts at 150 guests, and we sat right at that number. The price from 6,400 euros fit our budget and there were no surprises on the bill afterwards.”

Elke F.
Elke F.

Julián M.

“Our caterer was allowed to pour beer and wine at the bar themselves, and the sound system was strong enough for our live band without us having to bring our own gear. Free parking right outside was also great for the older guests.”

Julián M.
Julián M.
Julián M.