Welcome to our website!
We created this space to share the details and information about the most beautiful day of our lives: our wedding.
Having our friends and family there to celebrate our happiness is the greatest gift we could receive. We are preparing everything with great care so that the day will be unforgettable!
November 07, 2026
Ceremony at 4pm
The ceremony will be followed by the reception, at the same venue
Formal Attire
Kindly confirm your attendance using the link below.
We have carefully selected a few places that we usually recommend for those coming from outside São Paulo. All the names are linked — just click to access Google Maps, Whatsapp, or Instagram.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Rua Vitória Fasano no. 88 - Cerqueira César
Rua Deputado Laércio Corte no. 1501 - Panamby
Rua Funchal no. 65 - Vila Olímpia
Avenida Cidade Jardim no. 625 - Itaim Bibi
Avenida Brigadeiro Luís Antônio no. 4700 - Jardim Paulista
HAIR & MAKEUP
Stylebar Itaim
Whatsapp | @stylebar_itaim
Olegario Cabelereiros
Whatsapp | @olegariocabelereiros
Salão Marcos Proença
Whatsapp | @marcosproencacabelreiros
Studio W
Whatsapp | @studio_w
Salão 1838
RESTAURANTS
Italian | @casaeuropa
Japonese | @ohkasushi
Barbeque | @barbacoabrasil
Brazilian | @rubaiyatbrasil
Italian | @vicolonostro
Portuguese | @barespiritosanto
Casual Bar | @merceariaamauri
PLACES TO VISIT
Park
Stroll on Sundays
Museum | @pinacotecasp
Museum | @masp
Street stores
Mall | @iguatemi
Mall | @cidadejardimshopping
A few helpful tips to make your trip to Brazil smoother, along with itinerary ideas for exploring the country before or after the wedding.
TRAVEL TIPS
SAFETY TIPS
Keep Your Phone Out of Sight
Avoid displaying your phone while walking on the street, especially near the curb, at traffic lights, or with car windows open. Unfortunately, phone snatching can occur in busy areas.
Getting Around by Car
We recommend using Uber Black. In Brazil, Uber Black is generally closer to what UberX is like in many other countries
Although it is not necessary, if you would prefer to travel in an armored vehicle, we recommend the Rhino app. Rides must be scheduled in advance and are not available on demand.
GENERAL TIPS
Credit cards are widely accepted throughout Brazil, including for small purchases, so there is usually no need to carry much cash.
Power Plugs
Brazilian outlets use Type N plugs (two or three round pins), which are compatible with many European plugs (Type C). If you are coming from the United States, where plugs typically have two flat pins (Type A/B), you will need a plug adapter.
November is springtime in São Paulo. Expect warm temperatures—typically between 20–30°C (68–86°F) — with the possibility of occasional rain showers.
We do not recommend drinking tap water in Brazil. Restaurants also do not usually serve tap water, so if you order water, you will generally be served bottled water.
