How to Elope in Portugal?

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Our February blog post is about J&N's Elopement Wedding...

J & N live in Porto, but they chose to elope in Lisbon. It was a tailored-made elopement wedding as the happy couple wanted to say "I Do" on a sailboat with an outstanding back scenario - Lisbon city!

The very special day was the 11th February. They arrived at the pick up point at 2:30PM. Right after the boarding briefing, they sailed away...

The symbolic elopement wedding ceremony started when they reach Commerce Square! Loads of photos and also video, hugs and kisses! Love was all around...

While sailing to Torre de Belém they did the Vows. It was such a special and lovely moment! After the vows, they exchanged the rings and were introduced to the universe as husband and wife.

At sunset they opened the sparkling wine and made a toast "Cheers to Love and to the Just Married!

Yes, this could be you! Elope in Portugal!

Coming soon... The video of J&N's Elopement Wedding!

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