Tivoli Kopke Porto Gaia

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Photos to come - Anita and Eric will be going to Portugal in September 2026

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Welcome Party

Please come in your casual attire. More info to come! Colors: White

Wedding Day

Please arrive in black tie optional attire. We encourage you to dress accordingly to a refined + modern palette inspired by elegant views of downtown Porto.

Gentlemen: Suit and Tie (Tie Optional)Ladies: Floor length gowns

Dress Code

Travel &amp; FlightsWhen should I arrive in Portugal?We recommend arriving at least 1–2 days before the wedding festivities begin to allow time to adjust to the time difference, recover from travel, and enjoy Porto. What airport should I fly into?Guests should fly into Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) in Porto, Portugal. Do I need a passport?Yes. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months of your travel dates.Do I need a visa to travel to Portugal?U.S. citizens currently do not need a visa for short stays in Portugal.How long is the flight from New Jersey/New York?Most flights are approximately 7–10 hours depending on layovers and departure airport.Are there direct flights to Porto?There are limited direct options depending on the season. Many flights connect through Lisbon, Madrid, Paris, or London.Should I book flights early?Yes. We strongly recommend booking flights as early as possible for the best pricing and availability.Hotel &amp; AccommodationsWhere should we stay?We recommend staying at our wedding hotel or nearby accommodations in Porto. Hotel recommendations and booking details can be found in the Travel section of our website.Is there a hotel room block?Yes. We have reserved a room block for our guests. Details and booking links are available on the website.How many nights should we stay?We recommend at least 4–5 nights so you have time to enjoy Porto and recover from travel.Will transportation be provided?Transportation details for wedding events will be shared closer to the wedding date.Is Uber available in Porto?Yes. Uber and Bolt are both widely available and affordable in Porto.Wedding EventsWhat is the dress code?Formal / Black Tie Optional Ladies: Floor-length gowns, cocktail dresses, or elegant formal attire Gentlemen: Suits or tuxedos encouragedWill the wedding be indoors or outdoors?Our wedding will include both indoor and outdoor elements. Please plan accordingly for the weather.What will the weather be like?Portugal in June is typically warm and pleasant, with daytime temperatures around 70–80°F.What shoes should I wear?Porto is a historic city with hills and cobblestone streets, so we recommend comfortable shoes for walking.Can I bring a plus one?Please refer to your invitation for the names included in your invitation.Are children invited?While we love your little ones, our wedding celebrations will be adults-only unless otherwise noted on your invitation.What time should I arrive at the ceremony?We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the ceremony start time.International Travel TipsWhat currency is used in Portugal?Portugal uses the Euro (€).Will my phone work internationally?Check with your mobile provider regarding international plans or travel passes before your trip.Do people speak English in Porto?Yes. English is commonly spoken throughout Porto, especially in hotels, restaurants, and tourist areas.Are credit cards accepted?Yes, most places accept major credit cards, though carrying some cash is always helpful.Is Porto walkable?Yes, but it is very hilly with cobblestone streets, so comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.What time zone is Portugal in?Portugal is typically 5 hours ahead of New Jersey (Eastern Time).

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We’ll be traveling to Porto, Lisbon, and the Algarve in September. We’ll update you then! 🙂

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