Bespoke glass wedding pavilion overlooking the Atlantic Ocean near Cape Town

Experiences

Six ways to marry in South Africa without being seen.

Sabi Sand & Waterberg

The Reserve

An entire Big Five reserve on exclusive-use terms. Ceremony on a dry riverbed, dinner beneath an 800-year-old leadwood, a camp built for your party and dismantled without trace. Rangers, trackers and a private medical team on site throughout.

Cape Peninsula

The Cliff

A pavilion engineered onto a headland above the Atlantic. Glass, brass and raw timber, structural sign-off within eight weeks, and a sunset that arrives at the exact minute your vows begin.

Franschhoek & Stellenbosch

The Estate

Historic Cape Dutch estates closed to the public for a full week. Cellar tastings, private-library vintages, a resident kitchen brigade and accommodation for the entire family within the gates.

Drakensberg & Table Mountain

The Summit

Helicopter ceremonies on peaks and plateaus with permits secured, weather modelling, and a warmed marquee waiting the moment the last guest lands.

Mozambique & Seychelles

The Archipelago

For the days either side: a private island for the wedding party, show flotillas, and a chef flown in with the tasting menu you approved in New York.

Multi-day programme

The Week

Welcome dinner, safari day, spa and shooting, rehearsal, the wedding itself, farewell brunch — each with its own design language, staffing plan and transport choreography.

Investment

Commissions typically begin at $500,000.

Most multi-day programmes for 60 to 150 guests fall between $1.2M and $6M, inclusive of exclusive-use venues, build, aviation, security and full guest travel. We take a limited number of commissions each year and work on a single fixed planning fee with fully open supplier books.

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