A Playful Mediterranean Celebration at Mas Torroella
Photographed by Patty Wijas
Set on Spain’s Costa Brava, this wedding at Mas Torroella captures a lighter, more playful take on a Mediterranean celebration. The historic estate provides a textured backdrop—stone walls, open terraces, and views stretching out towards the coastline—while the overall atmosphere leans relaxed rather than formal. It’s easy to see why couples are drawn to planning a wedding in Spain, where the setting naturally invites something more open, social, and sun-led.
From the start, the tone is clear. Guests are welcomed by a citrus-filled display—wooden crates spilling over with oranges and lemons—bringing colour and personality into the space before the ceremony even begins. It feels informal but considered, setting the pace for a day that doesn’t take itself too seriously. That same energy carries through the estate, highlighting the character of Mas Torroella as a wedding venue without needing to over-style it.
The ceremony unfolds on a stone terrace framed by arches, where florals climb and gather in a way that feels organic rather than arranged. Soft creams and greens are lifted with brighter yellow and orange tones, echoing the citrus details seen earlier. The bride’s look stays aligned with that balance—a clean satin dress with sheer pleated sleeves, paired with a pearl-dotted veil that catches the light without overwhelming the silhouette. Her bouquet mirrors the setting: loose, slightly undone, and full of movement.
As the day moves into dinner, the atmosphere shifts into something warmer and more communal. Under a sailcloth canopy, tables are layered with woven textures, patterned plates, and hand-finished details that feel tactile and inviting. Bowls of fruit are scattered throughout—not decorative, but part of the experience—while paper fans and parasols hint at the late-afternoon heat. It’s a style often seen across other Mediterranean venues with a similar outdoor feel, where practicality and design come together naturally.
