There’s literally no couple on Earth like you and your fiancé. Your relationship and your story are one-of-a-kind. So you deserve a ceremony that honours that.
As your celebrant (or officiant, if you’re from the States), it’s my absolute pleasure to create, and guide you through, your fully-personalised ceremony.
I’ll tell the story of how you met, how you fell in love, how you popped the question and whatever else you’re willing to share with me!
I’ll even personalise the official marriage vows, to make them even more meaningful and not as heavy as that “til death do us part” stuff!
And, it’s not always me doing the talking! If any of your guests want to do a reading, a poem or even a little song, I’m all for that.
I also encourage the two of you to share personal vows, whether that’s during the ceremony or during a private moment, without 80 pairs of eyes and ears pointed at you! Or if personal vows aren’t for you, just stick with “I do”!
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I love elopements.
For me, they’re the purest and most intimate form of wedding. With no guests (apart from maybe a couple of VIPs), we get to focus on what matters most – you two!
And because it’s just you two, you’re not limited to big wedding venues with big waiting lists. Instead, you can literally get married on one of Mallorca’s mountain tops, if that floats your boat – ooo, or on a boat!?
And all in a matter of months, if not weeks, from popping the question to popping that first bottle of champagne – as newly weds!
As for your ceremony, we get to make it as personal and intimate as you like – including all those little details, personal references and in-jokes that only you two would understand!
And if you’re sharing personal vows, you don’t have to worry about those 80 pairs of eyes and ears pointed at you. I can even step out of earshot so that precious moment is yours and yours only! So you can really open up and share anything and everything.
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No matter how many years you’ve been married, renewing your commitment to each other can be an incredibly powerful thing to do.
It’s not about how much time has gone by but about how much your love has grown over the years.
It’s about how strong your relationship has become by experiencing the tough times, as well as the joyful ones.
In a way, renewing your vows can feel even more special than your wedding.
It can almost feel like two different people meeting – because you’ve each had years to evolve and to grow into the people you are today.
And you did it together.
And that’s really something worth celebrating.
As your celebrant, it’s my privilege to help you express your renewed promises to one another.
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Let’s get to know each other
Mallorca is a truly enchanting place to say “I do.” Its breathtaking landscapes, from pristine beaches to rolling hills and charming villages, offer a great range of stunning backdrops for your wedding ceremony. The island’s warm Mediterranean climate and rich cultural heritage add to its appeal, making it an ideal destination for couples looking to create unforgettable memories.
Absolutely! Your love story is at the heart of your wedding, and I believe in crafting a ceremony that truly reflects your journey as a couple. We’ll sit down together, share stories, and discuss your vision, allowing me to create a ceremony that is personalised, heartfelt, and filled with the essence of your relationship. It’s all about making your special day as meaningful and memorable as possible.
Of course! I embrace and celebrate the diversity of the couples I work with. Whether you come from different cultural backgrounds or follow specific religious traditions, I’m happy to include different customs and rituals into your wedding ceremony. By honouring and respecting your traditions, I can create a harmonious blend of rituals that symbolise the union of your families and the love you share.
You can only get legally married in Spain if one of you is a citizen or a resident of Spain for at least two consecutive years.
That’s one of the strict requirements that make it hard to have a legally-binding wedding in Mallorca.
The other limitation is that you can’t just book any wedding venue you want. You can only legally get married in Spain in a licensed location for civil weddings.
That is why most couples choose a simple register office ceremony back home a few weeks before the big day to take care of the legal stuff quietly (some of them don’t even tell their families or friends to keep it low-key).
Once all the paperwork is out of the way, you can fully focus on your dream wedding in your dream location in Mallorca.
