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Saturday · 16 · September · 2028
Chase & Mia
are getting married by the Mediterranean
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Counting the days

Until we say I do

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Saturday · September 16, 2028 · 5:30 pm

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How we got here

The short version

We met somewhere unglamorous, stayed for the good conversation, and have been talking ever since. A few years and one very opinionated cat later, we're doing this.

We're taking everyone somewhere with impossibly blue water for it — sea air, warm stone, and the people we love in one place.

Swap this for your own version. It should sound like the two of you.

Your photo here
— one of you two —
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The details

Travel

We're locking the venue now. Once it's set, everything you need to get there and stay there lands right here.

Getting in

AirportNearest international airport — a short transfer to the coast.
TransferWhether you'll want a car, or we run a shuttle from the airport.
TimingHow early to arrive to shake off the flight before the weekend.
TBA

Where to stay

We'll hold a room block near the venue and post nearby options too. Book early — September on the coast fills up.

Group code
TBA
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Eat, drink, explore

The map

A few places we love — a slow lunch, a long dinner, a swim, a sunset drink. Hover a pin or a name to link the two.

Old Town The Cove ✦ The Wedding · TBA N
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Pack accordingly

What to expect

A live forecast this far out would be fiction — so here's what mid-September on the Mediterranean usually looks like. We'll swap in real numbers as the date nears.

27°
Typical high
Warm, sunny days
18°
Typical low
A light layer for evenings
24°
Sea temp
Still swimmable — bring a suit
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The vibe
Linen, sandals, sunscreen
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Questions

Asked & answered

What should I wear?

Warm-weather formal — a seaside celebration on stone terraces. Breathable fabrics, and shoes that handle a bit of stone or pebble. Exact dress code lands here once the venue's confirmed.

Can I bring a plus-one?

Your invitation will say. If it doesn't and you're wondering, just ask us — we'd rather answer than have you guess.

Are kids invited?

We'll spell this out clearly here before RSVPs are due. Ask early if you're arranging travel.

How many days should I plan for?

The wedding is one day, but you're crossing an ocean — most people will want a few days on either side. Any group activities will be posted here.

Is there a registry?

Yes — see below. Honestly, your presence over that distance is the gift; anything else is a bonus.

When do you need my RSVP?

The form's open now. The hard deadline goes here once catering needs a headcount.

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If you're inclined

Registry

No obligation — you're already flying across the sea for us. But if you'd like to, here's where.

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The part we need from you

RSVP

One form per household. If plans change, just fill it out again — we'll keep the most recent one.