Set on the Mediterranean coastline, Elizabeth and Armando’s wedding took place at the iconic Castell de Tamarit, a historic seaside fortress overlooking the water.

The ceremony was held within the castle’s private chapel, Iglesia de Santa Maria de Tamarit, an intimate stone church rich in architectural character. The grand altarpiece and historic detailing provided a striking backdrop, softened by a refined monochromatic floral aisle of white blooms that respected the integrity of the space while elevating it with subtle elegance.

Elizabeth wore a fully custom-made gown by Galia Lahav, featuring intricate lacework and an extended dramatic train that moved effortlessly through both the church and the castle interiors. A meaningful coat of arms was delicately embroidered into the design — a personal monogram woven into couture craftsmanship.

Armando complemented her look in an ivory patterned tuxedo jacket with black shawl lapels, a refined statement that balanced classic black tie with contemporary flair.

For the reception, the castle’s dining hall was completely transformed. A full ceiling drapery installation enveloped the space in layered white fabric, creating a soft architectural canopy that redefined the room. Suspended above the long imperial tables were bespoke sculptural lamps designed exclusively for the couple — cascading with intricate detailing and casting a warm, intimate glow over the candlelit setting.

The palette remained intentionally restrained: layered whites, abundant taper candles, sculptural floral compositions and gold circular-back chairs that introduced warmth without overpowering the softness of the design.

The result was an immersive, sensory environment where Mediterranean heritage, couture fashion and contemporary wedding design existed in perfect harmony.

A destination wedding defined by history, craftsmanship and intentional luxury.