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There are weddings that live in your memory as a series of lovely snapshots, and there are weddings that read like a full story – with a beginning, a crescendo, and a finale that makes you reluctant to turn the lights off. Susanne and Mauro’s day belongs to the second kind. They both arrived in Mallorca “just for a season,” working in two neighbouring hotels. A few smiles over morning coffee and one after-work walk later, the island became their shared address. Seven years on, they said “yes” in the very place that had turned into their home. We had the honour of planning, styling and quietly directing that story.
She is from the Netherlands; he is from Colombia. The proposal? Entirely Mauro’s style – during a family holiday in Medellín: loud, joyful, and tearful in the best way. Choosing where to marry was obvious, though: Mallorca. It’s where their everyday rituals took shape, where plans grew, where they both became “us.” They wanted the island to witness their vows, and we wanted their Mallorca to speak through every detail.
The aesthetic was as gentle as the first warm days of spring: pastel pinks and peaches, soft ivory, and a touch of sage. Round tables were dressed with rattan placemats, generous glassware and linen napkins; at the centre, airy arrangements of roses, freesias, carnations and baby’s breath. No heavy décor – just light and space. In the finca’s courtyard, where old trees have seen many celebrations, the pastel tones didn’t feel sugary; they felt like an extension of the island’s light and greenery.
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Susanne chose a sculptural gown – sleek, with a subtle corset bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves. It didn’t shout; it whispered elegance. Her bouquet paired blush and cream roses with sprigs of baby’s breath and eucalyptus. On her father’s arm, in a soft grey suit, she walked a white aisle laid over grass, with the sound of olive leaves in the breeze. Mauro, in a deep navy suit and patterned waistcoat, watched her the way you only watch once in a lifetime.
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The ceremony took place by the pool. The water mirrored pastel flowers and white drapes gathered on a wooden arch beside an old tree. Between the vows we wove in a sand ceremony: two colours – light and a rich Mediterranean blue – poured together into a slender glass vessel, blending into an irreversible pattern. The Netherlands and Colombia, two cultures, two families—now one home. It wasn’t a performance; it was a quiet gesture that perfectly told their story.
Guests – from grandparents to the youngest cousins – followed the moment in heartfelt silence. In the photos you can see a friend in a red dress wiping away tears, bridesmaids in sage-green squeezing their bouquets, parents glowing with pride. A few minutes later Mauro lowered his head to brush away tears; Susanne lifted her hand to hold hers back. In the hush you could hear only leaves and the faint sound of water.
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After the signing came a light cocktail hour: bite-size spoons of flavour that guests later described as “dangerously good.” It was the perfect time for portraits in golden hour. Susanne and Mauro stood beneath the arch – she with a knowing half-smile, he relaxed now that the big words had been said. Nearby, under the olive tree, Mauro’s groomsmen lined up: classic navies and olive greens with a splash of teal, sunglasses on, southern swagger intact. Those frames look like an album cover – friendship energy that powered the entire evening.
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As the sun dipped behind the garden, the finca’s patio turned into an island of pastel light. Candles flickered among the glassware, wooden holders carried elegant table numbers, and bottles of wine rested in coolers. On every plate a crusty roll and a neatly folded napkin. Details like these are punctuation marks in a text: they don’t dominate the message, but they give it rhythm.
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Before the first course, the newlyweds made their entrance between the tables to cheers and a sea of waving napkins. Coloured smoke flares swirled in the air – a quick, spectacular “boom” that sent laughter rippling across the patio. It was the shift we wanted: from emotion to fiesta. And oh, did it work.
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The next set of images shows tables brimming with conversation and wine. Giant light-up initials glowed in the background as strings of bulbs traced the night sky. At one point Susanne’s father took the microphone – steady voice, kind humour, and that unmistakable sparkle only parents get on this day. His words sparked a wave of toasts. Mauro’s friends kept springing up to clink glasses, belt out a chorus, hug the groom, sit, then spring up again. Susanne, in the middle of it all, wore the calm, luminous smile of someone thinking, this is our night.
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On the dance floor two worlds met. Dutch hits from Susanne’s childhood melted into Latin tracks that Mauro and his friends simply can’t stand still to. Guests from several countries sang the same choruses – sometimes each in their own language, always together. That is the magic of destination weddings: culture doesn’t divide; it adds layers of joy.
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Later we moved to the covered courtyard. The stage lights dimmed and the floor filled with white mist. Behind the DJ glowed big LOVE letters as Susanne and Mauro began their first dance. Not a competitive routine – just a close, confident waltz by two people who know each other’s tempo. Phones circled, someone held their breath, grandparents shuffled closer. A few minutes that remain like a beautiful dream: gentle light, quiet music, and just the two of them at the centre.
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When the first dance faded, the floor burst into colour. We handed out glow sticks and heart-shaped sunglasses – a tiny prop that instantly transformed the crowd into a sparkling orchestra. The photos show uncensored happiness: raised hands, laughter, shouts, and that unmistakable Latin wave of energy carried by Mauro’s friends. With her hair down, Susanne bounced from group to group; Mauro, in his paisley waistcoat, conducted the refrains. This was the moment when the “pastel spring” made room for the neon of the night.
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Drone shots read like a map of the whole day. From above you see the celebration’s three acts: the ceremony by the pool, cocktails at the neighbouring patio, and dinner on the large courtyard. Neat rows of white chairs on the lawn, the shaded cocktail space and the circle of dinner tables – everything linked by easy walkways so guests moved naturally and freely. Those images show how thoughtful logistics become invisible: people simply feel that everything is in the right place.
In one photo the entire party – dozens of smiling faces – waves at the camera. Front row, Susanne and Mauro holding hands; beside them, grandparents in white chairs. It could hang on a wall like a poster: the essence of togetherness.
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The air was a blend of laughter, chanted wishes and familiar melodies. Platters appeared on tables just when they should, and the service – swift and discreet – made sure no one had to look for anything. Someone fixed a ribbon on a chair; someone else straightened a boutonnière; a server handed over water at the exact minute it was needed. That kind of attentiveness creates comfort you hardly notice—but you absolutely feel.
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A traditional Dutch gift from Susanne’s parents, the sand ceremony, songs that pull both Dutch and Colombian guests onto the floor – these things were not random “extras.” They were the language in which the couple told the world who they are. That’s why the whole day felt coherent: every element had a purpose, every colour told a part of the story.
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When we asked for a few words afterwards, they said:
“Everything was organised perfectly, and the day flowed so smoothly. We felt completely comfortable and cared for. It was the best day of our lives; it couldn’t have been better.”
And when we asked what they would tell other couples planning a destination wedding on the island, they didn’t hesitate:
“Choose Dybiec Wedding. Period.”
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Because it proves that a destination wedding isn’t just a pretty backdrop. It’s a chance to gather families and continents into one shared rhythm; to invite guests into an experience – of light, flavours and music –that says more about you than long speeches ever could. Susanne and Mauro show that the courage to do things your way, paired with thoughtful planning, creates a wedding that dazzles with its natural ease.
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Late at night – after the laughter, after the couple had been tossed joyfully into the air, after hundreds of photos I caught them by the bar. They took each other’s hands and stepped back out onto the courtyard. The music kept playing, but they stood for a moment in the glow of the lights; a whisper, a hug, a tiny dance “just for us.” Those two quiet minutes, tucked beside all the shouts of happiness, are our definition of a perfect wedding.
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We publish this story and these photographs with the couple’s kind permission – thank you, Susanne and Mauro. It was our privilege to be the scenography and the discreet direction to a day that felt “exactly right.” May that glass vessel of coloured sand stand on your shelf like a little lighthouse: two shades, one inseparable pattern. And may Mallorca always be your home and the place friends from across the world return to.
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Susanne, Mauro – thank you. Your pastel spring in Mallorca blossomed long into the night, and we have a feeling it will keep blooming for a very, very long time.
An intimate family story from South Wales that found its happiest chapter on Mallorca – under banana palms, string lights and turquoise accents.
They first met in school corridors, when everything still belonged to “someday”. Life moved on in its own rhythm until the day Blackberry, the beloved family cat, went missing. The search stitched phone calls to messages, worry to hope – and brought Hannah and Gareth back into each other’s lives. Gareth was the one who found Blackberry. The cat returned, and so did their connection. This time not for a moment, but for good.
When marriage came into the conversation, there was no need for a grand production. They chose the ring together. One August evening they switched on twinkling Christmas lights, the boys dressed smartly, Big Ted wore a bow tie and the living room turned into a tiny, perfect ceremony. Warm, close, and entirely theirs.
Both are from South Wales, yet for years Mallorca has been the place they return to. Gareth began holidaying there seven years earlier – the same sunsets, the same salty breeze, a rhythm that became second nature. Then came trips together with the boys and a growing collection of memories. When it was time to choose a point on the map for their vows, the decision felt effortless. They would marry on the island that already felt like a second home.
On their wedding day the sun floated over the gardens of Villa Valens. In the heart of the space stood an old stone well beneath a weathered beam, embraced by climbing greenery and pale roses. That is where their words settled, where a summer afternoon turned into a promise. Gareth wore a cream suit with sea-teal accents. Hannah’s gown combined delicate lace with a soft tulle skirt, and the light seemed to choose her as its companion.
The vows leaned on wood and stone, on rope that had seen other seasons. There was no need for flourish. The boys stood close, quietly proud. When it was time for the rings, hands met naturally, like the everyday gesture that says “I’m here”. Nothing else required explanation.
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Villa Valens speaks in a language of its own – the green of leaves, the blush of garden roses, the warmth of sunlit stone. Hannah and Gareth listened. They chose teal for bow ties, glassware and small details, then balanced it with joyful pinks in bouquets and boutonnieres. At the tables, turquoise goblets caught the sunlight while woven chargers grounded the look. Centrepieces mixed roses and eucalyptus; small sailboats nodded to the island and to a story that keeps moving forward.
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When the ceremony’s emotion softened, there was time for a glass of bubbles and that first unguarded laugh when every muscle lets go. Conversation flowed like warm water. Friends in airy dresses and linen shirts swapped toasts and travel tales, talked children and plans, embraced the afternoon as if it were made especially for them.
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Instead of a rigid sequence, the reception offered a generous garden buffet that simply invited people in. Crisp breads and warm coca de trampó, tomatoes that tasted of the sun, bowls of olives and herb-scented spreads, platters of meats and vegetables. White wine in hand, smiles all around. With this kind of food the evening lingers and no one watches the clock.
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Round tables, draped in sand-coloured linen, spread across the lawn. Wooden cross-back chairs with woven seats looked as though they had always belonged to this garden. Above, strings of lights waited patiently to take over when the sun slipped behind the hills. Between the tables, banana palms swayed in a gentle breeze. Everything felt light, coherent and wonderfully “of this place”.
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This was never a story about just two people. Their boys have been there since the first chapter – from those August fairy lights to the wedding day. The younger asked to speak during the ceremony and shared a few lines that left a soft imprint on everyone’s memory. Later, when speeches began, the head table sat beneath the banana palms. Hannah leaned into a hug, Gareth read with calm, the boys looked on with pride. The scene said what words rarely can.
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Days like this depend not only on big decisions but on hundreds of tiny ones. Someone remembers bow ties in the very same shade. Someone chooses candles that won’t surrender to a breeze. Someone folds napkins that are perfect to whirl above your head. Magdalena and the Dybiec Wedding team arranged that sense of ease – attentively, without rushing, always leaving room for last-minute ideas. When the plan is held with care, you’re free to lean into joy.
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As guests took their seats, the energy rose like a cheer. Napkins lifted and spiralled in the air like bright pennants. A whistle here, a clap there, someone took a partner and spun. It was the signal that the evening belonged entirely to celebration. The garden answered with a lively murmur, the glint of cutlery, the glow of string lights.
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At some point the couple slipped between tables for a moment to themselves. A kiss that lasted just long enough to remember the taste of the day. Hannah’s bouquet carried the scent of roses and eucalyptus; Gareth’s cream jacket collected a dusting of light. Simple, unhurried scenes – the kind memory loves best.
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When the sky deepened to navy, the lights warmed and the live act took the stage. A neon sign shimmered by the wall, the first chord drew a collective yes. Hannah wrapped herself in a soft cream jumper embroidered with Mrs Wells and melted into the rhythm. Gareth answered with a grin. The sound rose and the evening stretched open.
Soon the celebration escaped its lines in the most delightful way. Bridesmaids in teal unspooled laughter, children darted into the centre, adults followed. A wisp of stage smoke drifted and then all you could see were hands raised and sparks in people’s eyes.
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There are moments when music levels the room – the youngest and the eldest, side by side. It happened again and again. One song gathered the family around the couple – aunties in floral dresses, uncles in linen, grandmothers in lace, friends in pastels and teal. Someone called for more and the answer came in cheers and another chorus.
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Amid the laughter there was space for stillness. Gareth thanked their families and friends. Hannah looked at the boys – their eyes held it all: pride, joy, and the kind of curiosity that belongs to new chapters. It was clear that a wedding is never an ending but a beginning that makes room for everyone you love.
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By the time night fully settled, the garden turned cinematic. Strings of lights stretched across the sky, forming their own constellation above the celebration. The music carried a soft, golden tempo — the kind made for dancing barefoot on warm stone. DJ Julius and live singer Jaime Gordiola guided the evening like a graceful conversation — a gesture inviting applause, a nod that pulled everyone into the chorus. And as the final song lingered, arms lifted toward the sky, it felt — just for a second — as if the stars leaned closer to listen.
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Months later, the same moments return. The old well and the vows. Two boys in bow ties the colour of the sea. The first glass of prosecco. The rustic buffet and conversations nobody wanted to end. Banana palms and evening speeches. Napkins swirling at the welcome to dinner. A soft jumper embroidered with a new name. A dance with friends and family that seemed to have no finish line. All of it forming a single story – of closeness, joy and a place chosen with the heart.
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Behind the lightness stood thoughtful planning. Magdalena and the Dybiec Wedding team listened closely to the couple’s story and let the essential things rise to the surface. It wasn’t only about beautiful flowers or table layouts. It was attention to tempo and tone – from the colour palette to the timing of speeches, from a microphone ready for vows to a cosy layer for late hours. With that kind of care, the couple could focus on what matters most – being together.
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– Do it your way – nothing replaces authenticity.
– Don’t get lost in the small stuff – when the foundation is solid, the details find their place.
– Trust your team on the island – an experienced wedding planner is priceless.
– Give your family a voice – those personal touches become the memories that carry you forward.
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Hannah and Gareth are grateful to everyone who added a piece to their day – from florists to musicians and every pair of helpful hands. They are happy to share their story and images so that it may inspire other couples dreaming of a wedding on Mallorca.
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Venue & catering – Villa Valens
Planning & Coordination – Dybiec Wedding
Florals & Decor – Urszula Dybiec Wedding
Music – Dj Julius & Live Singer Jaime Gordiola
Palette – Teal + garden pinks + sand neutrals + greenery
Signature touches – Stone well ceremony, banana palms at the head table, teal glassware, woven chargers, string lights, miniature sailboats, napkin dance, Mrs Wells jumper
Close your eyes and you can still hear the clink of glasses, a chorus sung by everyone at once and laughter that refuses to fade. That is their Mallorca wedding – real, family-centred, glowing under the lights in a garden that will remember it for a long time.
Our New Year started with a message that made us smile from the very first line: “Hey Magda… HAPPY NEW YEAR 🥳🥂🍾”. It was the warmest nudge to sit down, take a deep breath and revisit a day that felt effortless, sunlit and unmistakably theirs. This is the story of Tess and her partner – two women who chose to get married in their favourite place in the world, on an island that has become a constant in their travels and a quiet anchor in their hearts. It is a tale about simple beauty, long-distance beginnings, an extraordinary proposal involving a glacier lagoon and four curious seals, and a wedding day woven from music, poetry and sand. Welcome to their Mallorca.
They met online, in the way so many modern love stories begin. Tess found her future wife’s profile and tapped the heart – a tiny gesture that set big things in motion. The first message followed. Then the thread of conversation grew into calls and, finally, into long video chats – the kind that make time feel both full and suspended. They lived three hours apart. It meant patience and planning. Five weeks passed before they could meet in person. When the day finally came, she drove down to Cornwall and what was meant to be a first date became a four-day chapter – unhurried, heady and quietly decisive. There are starts that need no explaining. When forty-eight hours turn into a long weekend because it simply feels right, you understand you are already stepping into a story rather than just starting one.
Three years later, Tess designed a proposal that was as intentional as it was breathtaking. She planned a journey to Iceland from start to finish, stitching together a route of places and pauses that matched the rhythm of them both. On Diamond Beach, on a blanket laid out beside the Glacier Lagoon, she pressed play on a short film she had made – a mini-documentary of their shared life so far, with tiny moments and big memories set to the quiet soundtrack of wind and water. At the end, she lowered herself onto one knee and asked the question that changes everything. The setting was otherworldly – black sand that glittered with ice, the lagoon moving like a living mirror – and when the yes came, when champagne fizzed into cold air, four seals popped their heads from the water nearby, as if even nature wanted to witness and applaud. It was magical – and a little surreal. One of those scenes that feels like a secret the world keeps just for you.
One bride is from Bristol, the other from Cornwall. Two beloved places, each with its own pull, made narrowing down a home-ground wedding almost impossible. They also wanted to tilt the odds towards sunshine – to give themselves a real chance at the kind of golden, open-air celebration they pictured. Destination wedding, then. And among the destinations that had captured their hearts, Mallorca was the one they returned to, again and again, from the early days of their relationship. It is a place that feels generous and easy to them – simple, luminous, full of sea-air. When your favourite island is also where you feel most like yourselves, the choice begins to make itself. If you ask them why Mallorca, the answer is tenderly practical: because it is the place that already felt like home
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Every wedding day carries one memory that becomes the centre of gravity for everything else. For them it was the walk down the aisle – the first time their eyes met that day in front of everyone they love. The music rose, the aisle opened like a bright path, and one step followed another until the distance closed and there was only the look they gave each other. “I burst into tears – I had never seen Tess look so beautiful.” The feeling was entirely mutual. Sometimes it is not about words or choreography. It is about a single exchange of glances that says: here you are, here I am, and we are exactly where we are meant to be.
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From the outset they knew the style they wanted: beach chic with a relaxed boho sensibility. Clean, considered, grounded in nature. A palette of soft whites and eucalyptus green did the heavy lifting – fresh, unfussy and wonderfully photogenic in Mallorca’s light. The textures were tactile and gentle rather than showy: floaty fabrics that moved with the breeze, glassware with a subtle ripple, ceramics that felt good in the hand, ribbons that caught the light. Florals leaned into foliage and form, letting greenery frame the day without shouting. As dusk approached, candles did what candles always do – made everything feel intimate. Less spectacle, more coherence. When a design lets guests see people rather than decorations, you know you have the balance right.
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They wanted the ceremony to sound like them. Different pieces of music were chosen for each key moment – the entrance, the exchange of vows, the recessional – each track carrying its own memories and meanings. Because neither of them is religious, they invited three close friends to stand and read poems – words that could hold what ordinary prose sometimes cannot. And then there was the sand ceremony, a simple, resonant ritual we suggested that immediately felt right. Living by the sea in the UK, marrying on an island they adore, they liked the symbolism of two streams of sand poured into one vessel – distinct colours becoming one pattern that can never be separated again. It is an act that needs no translation and still manages to speak volumes. When the last grains slipped into place, everyone understood without being told that something permanent had been made
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TPlanning a wedding abroad is an adventure – beautiful, yes, but layered with complexity. Different language, seasonal rhythms, the slight distance of email rather than popping round the corner to meet a supplier. Our job was to remove as much stress and uncertainty as possible so that every big decision felt simple and every small decision felt supported. We helped draw out a shared vision that fitted their personalities and the practicalities of the island. We navigated timelines, supplier availability and local customs. And we handled the invisible details that only show themselves if you have done this many times before. We suggested rhythms for the day that would leave room to breathe – time for a quiet moment together, time for guests to settle rather than rush, time to dance without feeling that dinner arrived too late. Budgets were handled transparently, with options laid out clearly, because freedom to choose is only real if the numbers make sense. Afterwards they wrote: “Working with Magda and the team was amazing – you took care of everything, brought our vision to life and kept us grounded on costs.” For us, there are few compliments more meaningful.
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Mallorca rewarded them with that particular kind of light that seems to come from every direction at once. The morning moved gently – final touches, a few deep breaths, the quiet thrill of putting on the outfit you will remember for the rest of your life. Depending on what their hearts decided, they either kept the first look for the aisle or carved out a private moment beforehand. The ceremony held the room without trying to control it – music doing its elegant work, friends reading in voices that trembled only slightly, the soft scrape of sand as it poured. Afterwards there was a toast that tasted like laughter. Dinner was the sort that keeps people at the table because the company is good and the conversation has found its natural pace. There were no forced pauses for endless formalities – just the right notes at the right times. And when the evening tipped into dancing, it was to music they actually love, not to a playlist of tradition for tradition’s sake.
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Simplicity does not mean the absence of detail – it means detail that serves a purpose. The stationery mirrored the palette without drawing attention away from faces. The seating plan took relationships seriously, placing people where conversation could bloom. The layout of the ceremony allowed everyone a clear view yet offered little pockets for guests who needed a quieter edge. Practical kindnesses were everywhere: water and small fans for warmth, shawls for the sea-breeze later on, subtle signage that guided without bossing. For photographs, we chose locations that felt close to the heart of the venue rather than epic but draining walks. The result was a day that flowed. If you were a guest, you felt looked after; if you were one of the brides, you felt there was nothing to fix or fetch or worry about. You could simply live it.
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Afterwards they sent a message that made our team quietly proud. “Thank you again, Magda – you were a big part of our wedding and we couldn’t have asked for a better planner or person to make our wedding so very special.” There is a particular joy in knowing that what you do with spreadsheets and site visits and weather checks becomes, in the end, a feeling of ease for two people on the most personal of days. That is why we love this work. Every real wedding is a collaboration – their trust married to our experience, their vision supported by our network. When the trust is generous, the result is generous too.
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We asked them what they would tell other couples planning a destination wedding. They did not hesitate: get a wedding planner. Magda and the team, they said, are worth their weight in gold. Weddings are meant to be the best day of your life – why not remove the bulk of the stress and let someone else handle the scaffolding. That way you can spend your energy on the things that matter most: the people you love, the vows you will say, the tiny moments that will be the ones you replay for years. It is not a slogan. It is practical wisdom earned the easy way – by letting professionals carry the complicated parts so you can carry the memories.
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After a wedding day ends, what stays is more than images and films. Yes, there are photographs that shimmer with sea-light and a video that will make them cry for all the right reasons. But there is also the vessel of layered sand – two colours now inseparable – that will sit on a shelf and quietly say what vows said out loud. There are printed copies of poems chosen by friends, tucked into a drawer and pulled out on anniversaries. There are songs on a playlist that now belong to them more than ever. And there is Mallorca itself, which has shifted from favourite destination to a place stitched directly into the fabric of their story..
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We are thrilled to share this story and, with their blessing, the photographs of their ceremony and celebration. It is a privilege to witness love up close and an honour to help shape the day that holds it. Every couple is different; every narrative has its own cadence. Our job is to listen for that cadence and build a wedding around it.
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If you are dreaming of a destination wedding on Mallorca and you want a day that feels like you from first look to final song, we would love to help. We will take care of the logistics and the language, the timelines and the tiny things, so that you can simply be present. No rushing, no needless drama – just thoughtful planning, warm hospitality and a celebration that puts people before performance.
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