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Helena & Brandon
24–26 September 2027 · Castillo Santa Catalina · Málaga, Spain
Kindly RSVP by 31st of January 2027
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You are invited
24–26 September 2027 · Castillo Santa Catalina · Málaga, Spain
Kindly RSVP by 31st of January 2027
We have reserved Hotel Castillo De Santa Catalina for our guests from 24–26 September 2027.
There are 23 double rooms available for friends and family. As space is limited, we unfortunately can't guarantee a room for everyone. We'll send you a confirmation email with more information if a room is available for you.
The price covers the full weekend stay from Friday 24th to Sunday 26th September.
Breakfast, full access to all venue facilities including the bar, restaurant and pool area for the entire weekend plus unlimited sightings of the bride and groom.
Friday 24 September from 15:00 · Sunday 26 September by 12:00
We have reserved the rooftop exclusively for our guests. There will be an open bar during the first 2 hours.
A spread of traditional Spanish tapas served during the first two hours.
Doors open at 19:00. We can stay until closing.
Smart casual with something blue (or all blue). As the rooftop is by the sea, it can be a bit more breezy than the city centre of Málaga, so a light jacket is a good idea if you feel the cold easily.
For those who want to hang around a little longer and share memories from the day before, you are very welcome to join us for a day at the beach club before we wrap up the weekend. Unfortunately this day is not covered by us.
If you'd like to join, we'll send you more information by email.
To be announced
Anything suitable for sun, swimming, and a drink in your hand 🍹
Fill in your details once and tell us which events you plan to attend. We'll be in touch to confirm everything.
Fly into Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) - the closest airport to the venue.
A taxi or Uber from the airport into Málaga city centre runs about €20.
The venue has free parking on site.
C. Ramos Carrión, 38 · 29016 Málaga, Spain
All hotels in the Soho Boutique chain offer our guests a 20% discount for the nights of 23–26 September 2027.
🏷️ Discount code: HB27
Or stay at the venue - see RSVP for our 23 available rooms.
Here are some of our favourite spots.
Two of Málaga's most visited landmarks. The Alcazaba is a Moorish fortress with gardens you can walk through, and Castillo de Gibralfaro above it has great views over the city and the sea.
Picasso was born in Málaga and this museum holds a large collection of his works inside a Renaissance palace in the old town. Well worth a few hours.
The main city beach, just a short walk from the centre. Perfect for a morning swim or an afternoon in the sun with a cold drink from one of the chiringuitos (Beach Bar) along the shore.
A 14th-century Moorish market hall with fresh produce, local cheeses, cured meats, seafood and wines. Good for breakfast or lunch before heading out.
A waterfront strip by the port with restaurants, shops and bars. Good for an evening walk, a drink at sunset and watching the boats go by.
Two fishing neighbourhoods east of the city, known for good seafood restaurants along the beach. Try espetos — sardines grilled on an open fire right on the sand.
A Málaga classic. Waiters walk around the restaurant carrying freshly made dishes and auction them out loud - first to shout gets the plate.
The historic heart of the city — narrow streets, tapas bars and proper Andalusian character. Walk down Calle Larios, the main shopping street, which leads into Plaza de la Constitución. For a local drink, Antigua Casa de Guardia on the Alameda is a must: Málaga's oldest bar, with wine and vermouth (please try this) poured from oak barrels and your bill chalked on the counter.
Málaga's most iconic bar, in an old villa right next to the Alcazaba. The rooms are lined with wine barrels signed by celebrities — from Antonio Banderas to members of Picasso's family. Worth going for a glass of local sweet wine, a beer or some tapas.
The university area — newer and more spread out than the old town, with a good range of local restaurants and bars. A nice contrast to the historic centre. Try Boca Llena, a popular local spot with creative Spanish dishes.
Day Trips
≈ 20 min by car
A lively beach town with a long sandy shore, plenty of restaurants. Known for their umbrella street, Calle San Miguel.
≈ 25 min by car
A coastal town with a marina, an Arabic-style castle and a cable car with views across the Mediterranean all the way to Morocco. While you're there, Yucas Mare is worth a visit — a restaurant right on the water with some great sea views.
≈ 30 min by car
A popular town with a long beach promenade, a lively market and a well-preserved Moorish castle. Great for a relaxed day by the sea.
≈ 40 min by car
A white hilltop village with views over the Costa del Sol. Walk around the squares and local craft shops. The village is also known for its donkey taxis — a local tradition you'll spot in the old town.
≈ 1 hr by car
A white village in the mountains above Nerja, with narrow cobblestone streets lined with flowers and terracotta pots. Worth a visit if you're already heading to Nerja.
≈ 1 hr by car
A coastal town known for the Balcón de Europa viewpoint and its sea caves. Good beaches, fresh seafood and a relaxed feel. For dinner, Restaurant 34 is a local favourite — well worth a visit.
≈ 1 hr by car
A coastal town with flower-lined streets and a well-kept old town. Known for its open-air art — over 50 large murals cover the walls around the centre. Quieter and more local than Marbella, with good beaches.
≈ 1 hr 15 min by car
A city built on top of a 100-metre gorge, crossed by an 18th-century bridge. Worth the drive for the views and the local wine.
