You’ve officially made it to the wedding headquarters. To help you settle in and get the party started, have a read through what follows.
Dress code
Women — colourful and playful. Think pastels, bold colours.
Men — black or dark suit and a bow tie. A handkerchief can add colour.
An adults-only party
We love your little ones, but this celebration is just for the grown-ups.
Flowers
Please don’t bring flowers. We really do mean it.
Getting to the ceremony
The ceremony is in Tallinn. Best to come by taxi, public transport or your own two feet. We’ll take you from the ceremony to the party ourselves.
Gift
Come empty-handed. This time too, we really do mean it. But if you get an irresistible urge to give us something anyway, we promise to invest it in either our honeymoon or yet another ambitious business idea:
Let’s go with the flow
There won’t be a formal receiving line. We’ll hug, take photos and raise toasts as the party goes along.
Doors open. Take a welcome drink, grab some snacks and find yourself a good spot.
There are two Torms at the ceremony: one wags his tail, the other shows guests the way.
LocationKeep your phone in your pocket during the ceremony. We’ll do one big group photo afterwards. Then we’ll leave you to gather yourselves and meet again at the party venue. There will be no formal congratulations line.
A Hop-on Hop-off bus will be waiting in front of Yayaki to take everyone to the party venue.
Find your table, grab a drink and enjoy the first moments with family, friends and familiar faces. We’ll see you there!
LocationEat, drink, dance, and have fun. We brought all our favourite people together. The rest is up to you.
The music plays until two in the morning. Let’s see who makes it to the end with us.
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