We're getting married!

12th of September, 2026 ¦ Valencia

We’re delighted to announce our wedding, and we would absolutely love to have you with us on such an important day.

Get ready for the big day

Join us as we exchange our vows, enjoy drinks and party the night away.

To make sure everything runs smoothly on the wedding day and so we can enjoy it with you, we’ve prepared a few questions.

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Let's celebrate together!

The Wedding

Below you will find several sections with practical information for the big day

Where - Masía Niñerola

This farmhouse is more than 200 years old and was re-opened in 2016 after an extensive renovation, preserving its original rustic charm with an industrial touch.

The venue is accessible for guests with reduced mobility.

Address:

CV-415, 46220 Picassent, Valencia, Spain

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When - 12th September 2026

18:30h - Time to start arriving

Grab a refreshing water or lemonade and get comfortable while you wait to start.

19:00h - Be a witness to our love

And if you know us, you'll know it’s a lot of love.

19:45h - First round of food, gossip and photos (cocktail)

The surroundings of the Masía make the perfect backdrop for photos, so make the most of it!

21:15h - Second round of food, gossip and photos (banquet)

Not the most exciting bit (Cris) but absolutely essential to comply with our protein ingest (Alberto).

00:00h - Time to give absolutely everything

Here comes the fun! Get ready to dance, jump, sing and shout like you’ve never done before. And yes, there will be some hardcore — so ladies, you might want to bring spare shoes.

05:00h - All good things must come to an end

After an incredible time, it’ll be time to shuffle together into the buses, and begin the bittersweet journey home.

(You’ll know you’ve been good if the mere idea of moving your big toe feels overwhelming.)

Where to stay

While we’ll make sure there’s plenty of energy drinks at the wedding so you don’t even think about sleep, we know that sometimes you just need to rest your feet for a bit.

We’ve prepared a guide to the areas which will be best for the (free) bus route, along with a few accommodation options in each one. If none suit you and you’d prefer to find something yourself, go ahead! Just bear in mind that buses will stop in central Valencia and near the City of Arts and Sciences.

Zone 1 - City Centre

Perfect for those who want to explore Valencia and have convenient access to the wedding venue (through the bus route).

4★ Hotels: Senator Parque Central, Conqueridor, Zenit, SH Valencia, Melià Plaza

3★ Hotels: Soho Valencia Ruzafa, Zalamera BnB, One Shot Colón

Hostels: Russafa Youth, Sweet Hotel Continental

Apartments: Plenty available on Booking and Airbnb, just bear in mind that buses will depart from near Estacion del Norte.

Zone 1 Stays - City Centre

Zone 2 - City of Arts and Sciences

Best for those who want shops and restaurants without the chaos of the city centre.

4★ Hotels: Barceló Valencia, INNSiDE by Meliá Valencia Oceanic, NH Valencia Las Artes, ILUNION Aqua 4

3★ Hotels: NH Valencia Las Ciencias, ILUNION Aqua 3, Holiday Inn Express

Apartamentos: Apartments: Plenty available on Booking and Airbnb, just bear in mind that buses will depart around El Saler Shopping Mall.

Zone 2 Stays - City of Arts and Sciences

Zone 3 - Near Masía Niñerola

Best if you want peace and sunshine beyond the big day — and don’t want to rely on buses (because you have rented a car).

4★ Hotel Albufera (with pool)

3★/2★/1★ Hotels: B&B Hotel Valencia Alcàsser, ibis budget Valencia Alcàsser

Bed & Breakfast: Villa Volubilis, Casa Gabriel

Zone 3 Stays - Near Masía Niñerola

Tips

Book early — there’s lots of accommodation in Valencia, but booking sooner usually saves money.

Organise with friends/family — Valencia has lots of group options, and booking together can reduce costs and increase convenience.

Make the most of the weekend — we know you’re busy, but staying from Friday to Sunday or even longer is worth it!

How to get to the event

By Bus

Outbound

The buses leave at 17:30 on 12 September from central Valencia headed for the “Pista de Silla” (V-31) and will drop guests off at Masía Niñerola around 18:30. The scheduled stops are:

17:30 Gran Vía Germanías, n. 15 (city centre)
17:45 El Saler Shopping Centre (Arts & Sciences area)
18:30 Masía Niñerola

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Return

The return buses follow the same route in reverse, with departures at:

1:00 - for the early leavers.
5:15 - "that early?" (we want you in our team).

By Car

If you want to keep your independence, bear in mind that it takes around half an hour to drive from central Valencia to the Masía. There’s ample parking at the venue.

Please don’t drive if you plan to drink.

Taxi

For maximum flexibility with timing (and drinks!), taxis are a great option. Here are some useful contacts:

Radio Taxi Valencia: +34 963 70 33 33

Tele Taxi Valencia: +34 963 57 13 13

Apps like Cabify, FreeNow, PideTaxi y Uber also operate in the area.

How to get to Valencia - from Spain

AVE (High Speed train)

You can travel to Valencia via high-speed train from cities including Cuenca, Madrid, Córdoba, Seville and Málaga without changing trains.

Train (Regional)

Trains also connect Valencia with Barcelona, Murcia and many regional towns along the Mediterranean coast.

By Car

Valencia is well connected by motorways like the A-3 and A-7, which both lead directly to the city.

If you’re planning to drive in, we recommend choosing accommodation that includes parking, as city centre parking can be expensive.

By Bus

If your route isn’t covered by rail, you can consider coach travel — ALSA is the main operator for medium and long-distance services (and no, we aren't a paid partner).

How to get to Valencia - from abroad

For international guests, flying to Valencia is usually the easiest option. Below you will find a list of the main relevant airports with direct flights to Valencia:

United Kindgdom

Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands & Londres (Heathrow, Gatwick & Stansted).

France

Lyon, Marsella, Nantes, Paris & Tolouse.

Germany

Baden-Baden, Berlin, Colonia, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Memmingen, Munich & Stutgart.

Other key places

Luxemburgo, Tenerife, most large cities in Italy...

From our first trip ever - Edimburgh (2016)

From when we unlocked a new skill (and Cris didn't know how to signal 'ok' with her fingers)

From when we didn't yet know we'd spend most of our adulthood in this country (2017)

Other Key Details

Dress Code

If you know Cris, you’ll know she’s not the biggest follower of dress code rules, so our recommendation is simply:

“Wear something you’d be happy to wear to a wedding.”

But honestly? Comfort + celebration > dress code rules.

Photos

We want you to have the best time possible — so enjoy yourself and forget about your phone if you want! Still, we’ll be setting up a photo-sharing app so guests can upload and download pictures from the day easily.

Gifts

Having you with us on our day is the greatest gift of all, but if you do feel like giving something extra (to help with the inevitable wedding costs) you’re welcome to contribute via direct bank transfer:

Spanish Bank Details:
Alberto Fernández Parra
IBAN: ES68 1583 0001 1490 9402 0843

English Bank Details:
Cristina Galdamez Ballester
Sort Code: 04-00-75
Account Number: 23832444

If you wish, you can also contribute via Revolut (to either of us).

For the more traditional, you can also just bring a mysterious envelope on the big day.

If you’ve made it this far, you’re an absolute legend. We can’t think of anything else to tell you, but if you still have any questions, just drop us a message.

We’re really, really looking forward to celebrating this moment with you.

See you very soon.

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