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Wedding Website for a Girona Wedding

A Girona wedding website does substantial work because the destination requires multilingual support (Catalan-Spanish-English-French is common), regional framing (most international guests don't know Girona specifically), and detailed transport instructions for the Barcelona-Girona route.

Essential Pages

A strong Girona wedding website covers: an introduction to the couple and to Girona (Catalan medieval city, Game of Thrones filming location, El Celler de Can Roca neighborhood); a complete event schedule with addresses, times, and dress codes; transport instructions covering Barcelona airport → AVE train → Girona, plus alternatives via Perpignan or Girona airport; an accommodation page across price tiers with booking links; a packing and weather page; FAQ covering travel, currency, language (Catalan and Spanish are both common), and tipping; an RSVP form capturing dietary preferences and song requests.

Multilingual Setup

Girona weddings often have Spanish, Catalan, English, and French speakers in significant proportions. Set up the website in at least three languages from the start (Catalan, Spanish, English) and consider French if the guest list includes meaningful French contingents. Catalan-speaking family appreciate the inclusion even though most also speak Spanish; the gesture matters. The Spanish version isn't a literal translation of the English — Spanish family from other regions appreciates framing of Catalan distinctiveness.

Girona-Specific Practical Information

Go beyond standard sections with: a brief introduction to the medieval Jewish quarter (the Call) for guests interested in heritage; recommended restaurants for guests' free time (Bo.TiC, Massana, Mimolet are local favorites in addition to El Celler de Can Roca); a note about Costa Brava beach excursions for guests extending stays; pharmacy locations near the historic center; tipping conventions in Spain and Catalonia; the local custom of cava (rather than champagne); and a few Catalan phrases for menus and signage. A short note about the Game of Thrones connection for fans adds character.

Maintenance Through the Weekend

Keep the site live throughout the weekend and update it as guests arrive — particularly transport pickup times for shuttle service to and from rural masia venues. After the wedding, add a photo gallery in the 2-4 weeks following — Girona's medieval architecture and Costa Brava landscapes photograph spectacularly, and the gallery becomes a way for guests to share the experience with family and friends.