We're getting married
Vendela & Chandler
May 30, 2027·Mallorca, Spain
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How It Began

Vendela and Chandler met back in 2021, a week before their final year in university. Vendela was on Seattle University's Women's Golf Team with a +2 handicap. Chandler was on the University of Washington's Men's Rowing Team and had recently won a national championship. Their competitive spirits and desire to excel at whatever they set their minds to created a perfect match from day one.

Vendela currently works at EY as a Senior Auditor and enjoys golf, pilates, crocheting, and reading in her free time. Chandler works at a London startup, Trumpet, as an Account Executive, and spends his time producing music, training for marathons, and sim car racing outside of work. They currently live in Atlanta, Georgia with their precious golden doodle, Stella.

The proposal
A kiss on the cliff
Walking the canyon
The ring
The Big Day

When & Where

Date

May 30
Sunday, 2027

Ceremony

Ses Cases
de Sa Font Seca
Sa Font Seca, Mallorca

Reception

Just Steps Away
Dinner & dancing at the same estate
The Weekend

Three Days in Mallorca

Saturday
May 29

Lunch + Beach Club

Group lunch to kick off the weekend, then cocktails & hors d'oeuvres at Balneario Illetas Beach Club in the evening.
Sunday
May 30

The Wedding Day

Ses Cases de Sa Font Seca
Ceremony, dinner, and dancing until the sun rises.
Monday
May 31

Catamaran Day

Out on the Mediterranean
A slow, sunlit goodbye on the water.
The Place

Mallorca

The largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca sits in the Mediterranean between Barcelona and Sardinia. Palma, its capital, is anchored by La Seu, the 13th-century Gothic cathedral overlooking the bay.

Beyond the city, the island unfolds into the Tramuntana mountains, quiet stone villages, olive groves, and coves cut into limestone cliffs. It's a place made for long meals, warm evenings, and unhurried company; we couldn't think of a better setting to bring everyone we love together.

Getting There

Travel & Stay

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Fly Into

Palma de Mallorca (PMI)

Direct flights from most major European cities. From the US, easiest route is via Madrid, Barcelona, or London. We recommend arriving on Friday, May 28th or Saturday morning, May 29th so you're here in time for the welcome events.

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Where to Stay

Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá

We've reserved a block of rooms at subsidized rates for our guests. Booking instructions to follow closer to the date.

Avinguda de Joan Miró, 21
Ponent, 07014 Palma
Illes Balears, Spain

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Getting Around

Shuttles provided

No need to rent a car. We'll have shuttles running from the hotel to every event throughout the weekend, including the beach club welcome, wedding, and catamaran day. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

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What to Pack

Colorful formal attire & summer linens

Expect warm days and a lot of sun. Pack your swim suits, sun screen, and shoes you can dance in. For the ceremony, we encourage formal wear for the men and long dresses for the women. Bright colors highly encouraged.

See "Ceremony Dress Code" in the FAQ below for more.

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Please let us know by January 31st, 2027. We can't wait to celebrate with you.

You will be dearly missed! Love, Vendela & Chandler

Please note: due to this being a destination wedding, +1's are not allowed if not specified on your formal invite. Thanks for understanding, and please reach out if you have any questions.

We will have reserved flight options for guests flying from Stockholm, given limited availability of flights. Note that this is reservation for your spot, but you are responsible for the cost of the flight.

This is where the majority of guests will be staying and all transportation for events will depart from here. Hotel room price will be subsidized for 3 nights for European travelers and 4 nights for American travelers. You are welcome to stay longer, but remaining nights will be at full price.

A Note on Gifts

Registry

Your presence is our present. Should you wish to give something more, take a look at our desired gifts below.

View Our Registry
Good to Know

Frequently Asked

What do I wear for the ceremony?

Colors highly encouraged! Think bright oranges, light blues, pinks, or any colors that speak to you.

Men must wear formal attire with a suit jacket or sport coat. Go wild with colorful ties or accessories, plus dress shoes (no Jordans, Chandler!).

Women must wear long dresses and bright colors, just no white!

Are children invited?

We adore your little ones, but to keep the ceremony peaceful, children are not permitted during the ceremony itself.

We'll be providing on-site childcare during the ceremony for anyone traveling with kids. Well-behaved children are welcome at the rest of the weekend's events.

How do I get to each event?

We're providing shuttles from the Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá to every event throughout the weekend, including the beach club welcome, the ceremony and reception, and the catamaran day. There's no need to rent a car.

What's the weather like in late May?

Warm, sunny, and Mediterranean. Expect temperatures around 70 to 80°F (21 to 27°C) during the day and cooler in the evenings. Pack sunscreen, a light layer for after sunset, and something you can dance in.

Do I need to book my own hotel?

We've reserved a block of rooms at subsidized rates at the Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá. Three nights are covered for European guests and four nights for American guests. Booking instructions will go out closer to the date.

You're welcome to stay longer at the standard rate, or arrange your own stay elsewhere if you prefer.

Are flights covered?

No. Guests are responsible for their own flights. For guests flying from Stockholm we've held two group flight options; you'll see them in the RSVP form. Everyone else, please book independently.

Do I need a passport or visa?

Yes. A valid passport is required for all guests entering Spain. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. Please check your passport's expiration date well in advance, since Spain requires at least 3 months of validity past your return date.

What's the currency and language?

Spain uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, though it's helpful to carry some cash for smaller shops. Spanish and Catalan are the local languages, but English is spoken almost everywhere in Palma and the tourist areas.

How do I RSVP?

Right here on the site. Head to the RSVP section and fill out the form. Please respond by January 31st, 2027.

What if I have dietary restrictions?

Please tell us in the RSVP form. We'll do our very best to accommodate every guest.

Can I bring a plus-one?

Due to this being a destination wedding, +1's are only allowed if specifically noted on your formal invitation. Thanks so much for understanding, and please reach out if you have any questions.

What is there to do in Mallorca before or after the wedding?

Our agenda is packed from Saturday through Monday, so you'll have plenty going on with everyone throughout the weekend. If you'd like to explore Mallorca beyond that, we encourage doing so either before or after the wedding.

Once you're in Europe, flights to nearby cities are surprisingly affordable, so it's a wonderful excuse to extend the trip and see more of the continent after the wedding.

If you'd like ideas, we'll share our favorite spots on the island closer to the trip. A few to start: wander old town Palma, visit the cathedral (La Seu), drive up into the Tramuntana mountains, spend a day at Cala d'Or or Playa de Muro, or take a boat out along the coast.