RSVP by 31st July. We’d love to count every seat at the long table under the stars, and your name needs to be on it. Yamas to good planning!

We’re keeping things intimate — think Greek island dinner party, not an Athens amphitheater. If your invitation doesn't list a plus one, we ask you to respect that decision. We’d still love to dance with you and raise a glass together!

We adore your little ones — the sticky fingers, the giggles, the joy! But for this particular day, we’ve chosen a grown-up gathering, aside from the small number of little ones in our families. It’s a night for wine, dancing, and not stepping on toy cars in heels.

Just imagine that you'll be pulling up to a sun-drenched villa with Mykonos trees swaying in the breeze. Well, Ballito might not quite be the Mediterranean coast, but the parking is just as breezy. You’ll find plenty of free spaces right by the entrance — no donkey required.

The dress code is semi-formal with a Mediterranean twist — think flowing fabrics, soft colours, maybe a linen suit or a floral frock. It’s a garden-style affair, so expect grass underfoot from time to time and love in the air. Bring a shawl or jacket in case the evening breeze wants to dance too.

Snap away during the canapés and reception — we’d love to see your best angles! But during the ceremony, let your eyes be the lens and your heart the memory card. Unplug, soak it in, and let us have that sacred moment, just us and you.

Oh, yes. We’ll be smashing plates (safely, we promise), and dancing the Zorba with all the flair of a seaside taverna. Not familiar? Watch a YouTube video or two — it's easier than it looks and a lot more fun after a glass of bubbly! P.S. Before smashing the plate, make sure it's one for breaking and not the venue's (lol).

No wandering through cobblestone alleys required! The chapel and reception are on the same lush grounds. One stroll through a garden and you’re there — simple, seamless, and sandal-friendly.

Ah, the dream! But alas, no open bar this time. That said, there’ll be plenty of celebratory sips flowing and perhaps a few surprises in your glass. Come thirsty for joy, not just ouzo!