We're getting married
A wedding by the Mediterranean sea
Save the Date
Thursday · September 2027
We've found our place in the world — a medieval castle on a cliff above the Mediterranean — and we'd love nothing more than to have you there. This is a destination celebration, so consider this your early note to mark the day and begin dreaming up your trip to the Catalan coast.
The Setting
A tenth-century castle perched on its own headland, where the cliffs fall straight into turquoise water and umbrella pines lean over warm sandstone walls.
Just south of Barcelona on the Costa Daurada, Castell Tamarit has watched over this stretch of the Catalan coast for more than a thousand years. We'll gather within its weathered walls, walk the terraces above the sea, and dine under the Mediterranean sky as the light turns gold over the water.
Us, Lately
A few of our favorite moments from a day spent wandering the city together.
With Joy
Kindly respond by May 1, 2027. We can't wait to celebrate with you.
Your RSVP is in. We're so glad you'll be part of our day — start dreaming about Spain.
Getting There
Full travel details are on the way. Here's a first look at what we're putting together.
A beautifully restored 18th-century building in the medieval old town of Altafulla, about ten minutes from Castell Tamarit. Honey-stone walls, a quiet courtyard and rooftop pool, and a well-regarded restaurant — a calm, characterful base, with the beach a short stroll away.
From ~€150 per night · rates released September
granclaustre.comFlights into Barcelona (BCN) and Reus (REU), plus train and transfer guidance to Tarragona.
Barcelona, Montserrat, wine country and the Roman old town — a few ideas for the days around the wedding.
See our guide belowMake a Holiday of It
You're travelling a long way to be with us — so stay a while. A few of our favorite places within easy reach of the castle.
We'd make the city your base — three or four days is just right. See Gaudí's newly completed Sagrada Família and the Picasso Museum, wander the Gothic Quarter and Las Ramblas, then use Barcelona as the jumping-off point for a day trip to Montserrat or the wine country.
A dramatic range of serrated peaks cradling a thousand-year-old Benedictine monastery, reached by rack railway and cable car with sweeping views over Catalonia.
The cava cellars of the Penedès and the storied reds of Priorat — unhurried tastings among the vines, many within a short drive of the coast.
A Roman amphitheatre set above the sea and UNESCO-listed ruins woven through the streets of one of the oldest cities on the Iberian Peninsula.
An elegant seaside town of whitewashed lanes, golden beaches, and palm-lined promenades — a perfect day trip up the coast.
The "golden coast" — soft, shallow sand stretching for miles right below the castle, made for slow mornings by the Mediterranean.