Charilaos & Kristin

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Charilaos & Kristin

OUR WEDDING

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Barcelona, Spain

CEREMONY

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Castell de Sant Marçal

5:30 P.M.

Welcome Refreshments at 5:30 P.M.
Ceremony Begins Promptly at 6:00 P.M.

APERITIVO

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Castell de Sant Marçal

Immediately Following the Ceremony

VENUE

Castell de Sant Marçal

Barcelona, Spain


Roundtrip transportation will be provided on the wedding day.
Details will be shared closer to the date.

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RECEPTION

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Castell de Sant Marçal

Dinner & Dancing All Night Long


WELCOME EVENING

Join us for cocktails and light bites as we kick off the celebrations. It will be a lively evening to mingle and reconnect before the big day.

If you’ll be in town early, we’d love to see you.

WELCOME RECEPTION

Saturday, June 6, 2026

Details to Follow

Cocktails & Light Bites

WHAT TO WEAR

We’ve created a few moodboards to capture the style and spirit of the weekend.

They’re meant as inspiration to help you get a feel for the tone of each event. Choose what makes you feel your best while staying within the dress code.

THE WEDDING DAY

Formal Attire

Ladies,

We invite you to wear an elegant long dress or floor-length gown.

Jewel tones, soft pastels, metallics, romantic prints, and classic black are all welcome. It’s a night to celebrate, so choose something you love.

Since parts of the venue include gravel and grass, we suggest formal footwear that feels comfortable and secure. Heel caps will be available for anyone in thin heels.


Gentlemen,

A formal suit is recommended. Classic tones such as black, navy, charcoal, or another dark shade you prefer are all great options. Tuxedos are optional, but always welcome.

For warmer weather, lightweight fabrics such as wool or cotton blends will help keep you comfortable throughout the evening.

Since parts of the venue include gravel and grass, dress shoes with a more secure sole are ideal.


THE WELCOME RECEPTION

Casual Chic Attire

Ladies,

We’re envisioning a relaxed, elegant evening.

Midi or maxi dresses, jumpsuits, or dressy separates are all welcome. Light, breathable fabrics work beautifully in soft colors, prints, or subtle texture.

A look that feels polished, relaxed, and suited to the celebration.


Gentlemen,

Think polished and suited to a warm-weather celebration.

Trousers or chinos paired with a button-down, lightweight blazer, or polo are all easy options. Dress shoes are welcome, and clean, minimal sneakers are also appropriate.

Lightweight fabrics will help keep things comfortable throughout the evening.


WHERE TO STAY

Below are hotel recommendations to help you plan your stay. Early June is a busy time in Barcelona due to the Primavera Sound Festival, so we recommend reserving accommodations early.

Castell de Sant Marçal is approximately 30 minutes from central Barcelona. For convenience, we recommend staying in and around Plaça Catalunya and the central Eixample area, which offer easy access to dining, shopping, and transportation.

Round-trip transportation will be provided on the wedding day, with pick-up and drop-off locations in central Barcelona. Additional details will be shared closer to the date.

PLAÇA CATALUNYA

H10 Madison

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ICON BCN

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Hotel Omnium

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Yurbban Trafalgar

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EIXAMPLE

H10 Casa Mimosa

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Royal Passeig de Gràcia

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Gallery Hotel

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Hotel Actual Boutique

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EXPLORE THE AREA

Discover favorite spots for sightseeing, shopping, and easy day trips beyond the city.

LANDMARKS

Sagrada Família

Gaudí’s most iconic masterpiece, breathtaking in scale and detail, still evolving after 140 years.

Best for awe-inspiring architecture.

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Park Güell

A colorful hillside filled with Gaudí’s playful designs, winding paths, and sweeping views of the city.

Best for art meets nature.

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Casa Batlló & Casa Milà

Two architectural gems that capture Gaudí at his most imaginative. Casa Batlló is bold and dreamlike. Casa Milà (La Pedrera) offers flowing stone walls and a rooftop like no other.

Best for Gaudí’s artistry up close.

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Gothic Quarter

A maze of medieval streets, hidden courtyards, and centuries-old charm.

Best for wandering, shopping, and a relaxed drink.

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La Rambla

Barcelona’s lively boulevard, full of color and energy. It can get crowded, so keep your belongings close.

Best for strolling and people watching.

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Montjuïc Hill

A peaceful hilltop with gardens, panoramic views, museums, and a castle. Stay into the evening for the Magic Fountain show.

Best for city views and sunsets.

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SHOPPING

El Born District

A charming neighborhood filled with independent boutiques, concept stores, and local designers.

Best for leisurely shopping in a stylish neighborhood with plenty of cafés to pause in between.

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Passeig de Gràcia

Barcelona’s luxury shopping boulevard.

Best for designer splurges paired with iconic Modernist architecture.

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La Manual Alpargatera

Historic workshop known for handmade espadrilles crafted since 1940.

Best for taking home a timeless, authentically Barcelona keepsake.

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Los Féliz Vintage Shop

Curated vintage boutique with a cult following, featuring Moschino, Gaultier, and YSL.

Best for vintage finds you won’t see anywhere else.

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Le Swing Vintage

Luxury vintage boutique offering pristine designer pieces like Chanel, Dior, and Mugler.

Best for collector-worthy vintage pieces.

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Après Ski

Whimsical jewelry and embroidered pieces, all handmade with an artistic touch.

Best for playful, one-of-a-kind gifts with personality.

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La Manso

A playful Barcelona-born jewelry label known for bold resin rings and sculptural statement pieces.

Best for those who like their jewelry to make a statement.

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DAY TRIPS

Montserrat

45 minutes to 1 hour away

A stunning mountain range home to a famous monastery, the Black Madonna, and sweeping views.

Best for hiking and breathtaking scenery.

How to get there:
• Train: R5 from Plaça Espanya to Montserrat-Aeri (about 1 hr), then transfer by cable car or rack railway
• Car: 45 min via A-2 / C-55

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Sitges

30 to 40 minutes away

A seaside town with sandy beaches, colorful streets, and a lively atmosphere.

Best for beach time and nightlife.

How to get there:
• Train: R2S from Barcelona-Sants (40 min)
• Car: 30 min via C-32

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Costa Brava

1.5 to 2 hours away

A spectacular coastline with turquoise coves, charming towns, and dramatic cliffs.

Best for beach days, hikes, and scenic drives.

How to get there:
• Train: Barcelona-Sants to Blanes (1 hr), then local bus/taxi
• Car: 1.5–2 hrs via C-32 / AP-7

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Tarragona

1 to 1.5 hours away

A historic seaside city with Roman ruins, golden beaches, and a charming old town.

Best for history and seaside charm.

How to get there:
• Train: Direct from Barcelona-Sants (1 hr)
• Car: 1.5 hrs via AP-7

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Barcelona Beaches

Local option

Barceloneta is lively and energetic, while Bogatell is quieter and more laid-back.

Best for unwinding by the sea.

How to get there:
• Metro/Walk: Easily reached from the city center

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DINING & DRINKS

A selection of favorite restaurants and bars, along with a few still on our list to try.

We hope you enjoy them as much as we have.

CONTEMPORARY DINING

Brugarol Barcelona

A hidden Gothic Quarter gem offering intimate Catalan-Japanese fusion with standout 9-course tasting menu (€85) featuring scallop crudo and bluefin tuna.

Reservations highly recommended.

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Teòric Taverna Gastronòmica

A refined but approachable Catalan tasting menu (€47 for 10 courses, €62 for 13) spot in Eixample with seasonal, organic dishes like seafood and mountain-inspired plates.

Reservations recommended.

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Berbena

A seasonal, ingredient-driven spot in Gràcia serving thoughtful small plates, natural wines, and modern Catalan cooking in a warm, understated space.

Reservations recommended.

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MUST-TRY CLASSICS

Bar Cañete

An upscale but lively tapas bar near La Rambla, famous for Iberian pork, squid sandwiches, and classic Catalan plates.

No reservations, expect a wait.

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El Xampanyet

An El Born classic packed with charm, serving Catalan tapas like anchovies and cured meats alongside house-made sparkling wine.

No reservations, expect a wait.

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Tapeo

A cozy, elevated tapas bar in El Born, loved for seasonal Catalan flavors like oxtail stew and foie gras, in a lively, casual atmosphere.

Reservations suggested, especially on weekends.

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NEIGHBORHOOD GEMS

La Pepita

A fun, casual Gràcia tapas bar best known for its creative “pepita” beef sandwich, with a lively vibe and weekend crowds.

No reservations.

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Gourmet Sensi

A trendy Gothic Quarter tapas spot serving modern Mediterranean small plates like truffle ravioli and tuna tartare, paired with a lively atmosphere.

Reservations recommended.

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Babula Bar 1937

An eclectic Eixample restaurant with vintage flair, known for bold Mediterranean fusion plates and cocktails in a buzzy, playful setting.

Reservations highly recommended.

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La Alcoba Azul

A moody, candlelit Gothic Quarter hideaway serving inventive tapas and cocktails in an antique-filled space.

No reservations, arrive early for a table.

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Bodega Borràs Restaurant

A rustic Gothic Quarter bodega serving hearty Catalan classics like grilled meats and paella, with a relaxed, local vibe.

Reservations recommended.

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Bar Restaurant Casi

A no-frills neighborhood favorite in Gràcia offering comforting Catalan home cooking and warm service, perfect for a casual lunch.

Cash only. Reservations recommended.

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MARKETS & QUICK BITES

La Boqueria

Barcelona’s iconic food market on La Rambla, packed with stalls selling jamón, seafood, fresh fruit, and juices. It’s touristy but worth a stroll.

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Mercat de Santa Caterina

A vibrant market near the Cathedral with a striking colorful roof, offering fresh produce, jamón, cheeses, and casual food stalls in a less touristy setting.

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Conesa Entrepans

A long-standing Gothic Quarter sandwich shop (since 1951) known for its grilled bocadillos with classic fillings like Iberian ham, chorizo, and tortilla. Casual, affordable, and beloved by locals.

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COCKTAILS

La Dolce Vitae

A relaxed rooftop atop the Majestic Hotel, offering classic cocktails and panoramic views across Barcelona. Ideal at sunset or after dinner.

Reservations recommended, especially during golden hour.

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La Terraza del Central

A sleek rooftop at the Grand Hotel Central with panoramic city views, cocktails, and a lively atmosphere, particularly at sunset.

Reservations recommended.

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Dr. Stravinsky

A creative El Born cocktail bar with a lab-inspired vibe, serving experimental drinks made with house-fermented ingredients like kefir and kombucha.

Reservations recommended.

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Paradiso

A hidden El Born speakeasy behind a pastrami shop, known for theatrical cocktails and a one-of-a-kind experience.

No reservations, expect long waits.

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Mariposa Negra

A moody, design-forward El Born bar known for artistic cocktails served in custom ceramic vessels.

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14 de la Rosa

A charming Gràcia bar with vintage décor and a cozy, laid-back feel, serving well-crafted classic cocktails.

No reservations needed.

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KINDLY RESPOND

By February 1, 2026

WE CAN'T WAIT

TO CELEBRATE WITH YOU!

The Wedding

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When should I book my flights and accommodations?

We recommend booking your accommodations as early as possible, as June is one of the busiest months in Barcelona. Hotels fill up quickly, especially during the first weekend of June due to the Primavera Sound Festival. Booking early gives you more options and better rates.

Flights can be booked closer to your travel date, but we suggest starting to track prices toward the end of 2025 to secure the best fares.

When should I RSVP?

Please RSVP by February 1, 2026.

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Will transportation be provided to the wedding venue?

Yes, roundtrip transportation will be provided on the wedding day.

Please check the Details page for more information. Pickup times and locations will be shared closer to the date.

If you plan to use the provided transportation, please note this when you RSVP so we can reserve your seat.

WEDDING DAY DETAILS

Will the wedding be held outdoors?

The ceremony and aperitivo will be held outdoors. Dinner and dancing will take place indoors.

We will have a backup plan in case of rain, though we’re hoping for a beautiful evening!

What is the dress code for the wedding?

The dress code is formal attire.

Elegant long dresses or floor-length gowns are encouraged, and suits with a tie or bow tie are appropriate.

DRESS CODE DETAILS

What is the dress code for the welcome reception?

The dress code is casual chic.

Think polished yet comfortable, with summer dresses, coordinated sets, or linen shirts and trousers. Suits and ties are not necessary.

DRESS CODE DETAILS

What is the weather like in June?

Barcelona in June is warm, sunny, and often hot, with plenty of daylight.

Daytime temperatures range from 77°F to 84°F (25°C to 29°C) and can feel warmer in the sun. Evenings are comfortable and mild, with lows around 66°F to 70°F (19°C to 21°C).

The sun sets close to 9:30 PM, giving long golden evenings and plenty of time to enjoy the outdoors.

Pack breathable fabrics for the day and a light layer for cooler nights.