Bem-vindos!
We can't wait to celebrate our wedding surrounded by nature, love, and the people who mean the most to us.
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- According to their website, it takes at least 10 business days to process the visa so make sure to apply early enough.
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- Here's a helpful reddit thread.
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Lodging
The wedding will be at Naturescer Eco Resort.
It’s about an hour from Avenida Paulista, which is in the heart of São Paulo and close to the attractions found in the Things to Do section.
We plan to stay there Friday(14th)-Monday(17th) and checkout after breakfast on Monday to leave for the beach town, Santos.
Here are a few options for where to stay:
eSIMs
If your phone is eSIM compatible and carrier unlocked, we recommend getting one. You can buy them online and install them yourself, no need to go to a store.
We like using the app Airalo. They have packages for as low as $4.5 and they‘ll give you $3 off if you use our referral code (VERONI4609).
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São Paulo
The venue is right outside of São Paulo. Here are some sites nearby:
Parque Ibirapuera is often cited as one of the most photographed parks in the world!
Japan House is a museum that celebrates the largest Japanese community outside of Japan!
Mercado Municipal de São Paulo is a famous, historical building where all kinds of food is sold in the hustle and bustle of downtown São Paulo.
Santos
We plan to head down to the beach town of Santos after the event, which is an hour away from the venue.
The orquidário is a peaceful yet engaging escape into the heart of Brazil’s Atlantic forest right in the city.
The beach in Santos is a stretch of coastline framed by the world’s longest seaside garden.
The Pinacoteca is a beautifully preserved historic mansion turned art gallery.
How do I RSVP?
Please refer to the RSVP section.
What is the RSVP deadline?
Please RSVP no later than May 31st, 2026.
Where should I stay?
We listed a few options for stay in the Travel section. We will arrange transportation to/from the venue, that way no one needs to be the designated driver 😜.
How do I get to/from the venue?
We are planning to have a shuttle to/from the airport (GRU) on Saturday, August 15th, but we have also had great experiences with Uber in Brazil and feel free to ask us about car rentals.
We are planning to arrange 3 shuttles (exact times are TBD):
- Friday the 14th from the airport (GRU) to the hotel, "Pestana São Paulo" on Avenida Paulista. We may have another shuttle on the 15th if enough people are arriving on Saturday.
- Sunday the 16th from Pestana São Paulo to the venue.
- Sunday the 16th from the venue to back to Pestana São Paulo.
Can I bring my kids?
While we love your little ones, this is an adults-only celebration.
Will the event be indoors or outdoors?
Both the ceremony and reception will be outdoors as long as the weather is good.
What will the weather be like?
The temperature in August is usually in the low 70s (~25°C) during the day and the high 50s (~15°C) at night. August is also supposed to be a pretty dry month so we’re not expecting a lot of rain.
What should I wear?
The dress code is formal but keep in mind that the event will be outdoors, so dress in something light and comfortable. Think tropical, floral, lively colors.
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