We'd love for you to join us in Marbella from 11–14 June 2026, staying at Villa Susana.
Three days of sunshine, good food, plenty of drinks
and time with the people we love most.
We’re so grateful you’re coming to celebrate us getting married in our favourite place in the world.
Weekend Schedule
Villa Susana is ours from Thursday morning to Sunday morning. Feel free to arrive on Thursday whenever works for you and get settled before everything kicks off. Here’s a quick look at the weekend plans.
Arrive at Villa Susana
Thursday
Arrive from 12pm onwards.
Once you arrive, we’ll show you to your room and help you get settled.
Directions and the villa address are listed below.
Welcome BBQ
Thursday Night
When you’re ready, come to the pool and join us for a drink at 7pm. Shuttles will be running to take people down to the beach decks for the welcome dinner.
Wedding Day
Friday
The main event! Join us on the main lawns at 5pm for a welcome drink
before the ceremony and the evening of celebrations to come.
After-Party at La Ola
Saturday Lunch
Our farewell lunch will be at La Ola, a family favourite for over 30 years.
The whole place is booked out from 2pm, expect beers, sangria, tapas and paella by the sea.
Accomodation
Villa Susana
La Susana, Balcon del golf, Urb. Golf Río Real, 85, 29603 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
We’d absolutely love for you to stay with us at Villa Susana for the wedding weekend. It’s where most of the celebrations will take place and where we’ll all be spending time together across the three days. The villa itself has two pools, two kitchens and plenty of space to relax.
We’ve subsidised the cost of the accommodation and will be in touch directly with guests about a contribution towards the remaining cost, including the option to pay in instalments.
This cost will include your accommodation for the weekend, breakfast on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and evening meals across the weekend. Snacks and drinks will be available throughout the weekend, and you’re of course free to pick up anything specific or additional food or drink you’d like from nearby shops.
On the wedding morning there’ll be quite a lot of setup happening around the villa, so it could be a great time to head into Marbella for a few hours, we can share some of our favourite nearby spots if you’d like ideas.
Travel
Most of you will be flying into Málaga Airport, which is around 40–50 minutes from Villa Susana. Getting here is really simple, you can take a taxi, order an Uber/Bolt, or hop on the direct bus into Marbella and grab an Uber from the bus station.
If you’re travelling from elsewhere in Spain, the options are just as easy. We’ve broken everything down below.
Airport
Málaga Airport (AGP) - This is the closest airport, around 40–50 minutes from the villa. Flights arrive throughout the day and there are plenty of transport options once you land.
Taxis
Taxis and Ubers run directly from Málaga Airport (AGP) to Villa Susana. It’s usually the quickest option and costs roughly €60–€80 depending on the time of day. Bolt also works well in Málaga and Marbella.
Buses
If you’re travelling from Málaga Airport (AGP), the easiest public transport option is the ALSA bus. There are frequent direct buses from Málaga Airport to Marbella Bus Station, with journeys taking around 30- 45 minutes. Tickets typically cost around €12 per person, depending on the time and availability, and can be booked online in advance or at the airport. From Marbella Bus Station, the villa is just a short Uber, Bolt or taxi ride away (around 5-10 minutes).
Coming from elsewhere?
If you’re coming from another city in Spain, Málaga is the easiest base to arrive into, you can get there by domestic flight, fast train (AVE), or coach. Once in Málaga, you can head straight to Marbella by taxi, Uber, Bolt or bus.
Dress Code
We’ve put together a few mood boards to give a feel for the weekend. They’re there for inspiration only but we’d love you to have fun with it and dress up!
Wedding Day Dress Code: Formal Summer Attire
Long dresses or elegant cocktail dresses for women and suits for men are encouraged (ties are optional).
