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Our team

I’m José, and with my team, we don’t just plan weddings.
We guide real people through one of the most emotional days of their lives.

These days, anyone can find suppliers online, use planning tools, or build a Pinterest board.
But when it comes to your wedding day, that’s not enough.

You need people who know what they’re doing.
People who truly listen.
People who understand what’s at stake, who feel your emotions — and who can turn your vision into a celebration that feels completely, unmistakably you.

Since 2003, we’ve helped couples from all over the world get married in Spain with confidence, calm, and zero guesswork.

Because this day isn’t something you improvise.
It’s something you craft — with experience, care, and heart.

Our Couples

Our couples may start as clients, but along the way, something changes.
We get to know each other, we share laughs, nerves, and little moments that matter — and by the time the big day arrives, it often feels like we’re part of the same family.

We care deeply about every detail, not because it’s our job — but because we’re genuinely invested in your experience.

Creating something unique and meaningful together isn’t just our goal.
It’s what makes this work worth doing.

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Spain Destination Wedding Designers, Planners & Coordinators

I’m José Levy, CEO of Spain4Weddings.com — a boutique destination wedding planning company specializing in bespoke wedding design and coordination.

We create exceptional weddings and unforgettable experiences across Spain, always tailored to your unique story, style, and needs.

Your wedding day matters. Our job is to make it extraordinary — for you, and for everyone lucky enough to be there.

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My Wild Ride to Happily Ever After

Who would’ve thought that the guy who once lived for university parties and odd jobs would end up planning weddings for a living?
Life doesn’t always follow the plan — and mine took its own path.

My last years at the French Lyceum in Barcelona weren’t easy.
My mother passed away when I was 15, after years of illness.
And after she was gone, things at home didn’t get any better.

I distracted myself with what I could — travel, parties, trying to find something that felt like freedom.
I started studying Business and Economics. Honestly? I should’ve opened a copy shop. I spent more time photocopying notes than reading them.

But here’s the twist:
Somewhere between the chaos and the search for meaning, I discovered the world of weddings. And something clicked.

Weddings aren’t just about beauty or logistics — they’re about emotion, about people, about creating moments that matter.
And after everything I’d lived, that finally felt like a place I could belong.

I used to work in the mornings and pretend to study in the afternoons — though I usually just napped before going out partying.

I wanted to travel, so I tried my luck at Club Med.
They hired me for the finance department. Yes — me. I still don’t know how I fooled them.

Pretty quickly, I discovered the real fun was in the shows and entertainment.
I packed my things, moved to Paris, and landed in Pigalle, in a third-rate motel surrounded by a Chinese restaurant, a Quick, and a kebab place that kept me alive.
Long live the Mediterranean diet.

I passed the test to become an entertainment manager, and that changed everything.

For the next seven years, I organized shows across Spain, France, Morocco, Italy, Greece, Tunisia, Switzerland, the U.S., and even New Caledonia.
It was wild. It was exhausting. It was unforgettable.

Then life turned again.

My father developed aphasia, and I had to return to Barcelona to close his business — because knowing him, he wouldn’t have been able to say no to anyone.

Those years were heavy.
I gained 20 kilos.
At least I gained something.

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I worked any job I could find — messenger, admin assistant, waiter, encyclopedia salesman.
Let’s just say… I wasn’t exactly brilliant at any of them.

Then, in 2003, I discovered the world of weddings. And for the first time, I felt real passion for something.

That same year, I adopted a dog.
His name was Xiko — it means “boy.”
He was my shadow, my running partner, my co-pilot in life. Wherever I went, Xiko came too.

In 2011, I met a girl. We started dating. She didn’t quite get why Xiko slept in the bed with us.

When she tried to change that, I told her the truth: it’s a package deal. Me + Xiko. We’re a team. 

In 2014, we had our destination wedding in Argentina, near Buenos Aires, in one of the most exclusive venues around.
It was beautiful — and also overwhelming.

Even though I spoke the language, it was a different culture, a different pace, a different way of doing things.

And in 2015 we got married again in Spain. Yes, with the same girl.
Planning my own weddings gave me something no training or job ever could: empathy.

I saw the nerves, the joy, the decision fatigue, the pressure to make everything perfect.
And it reminded me: a wedding is never “just a party.”
It’s the beginning of something real. Something big.
And it deserves to be treated with heart.

I regret not including Xiko in my wedding in Spain.

He gave me everything he could.
He saved me, and he didn’t even know it.
When I needed someone, he was there. Always.
He’s gone now — but what he gave me stays.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this:
Don’t wait to make your dream wedding a reality.
And invite whoever the hell you want — even if they have four legs and sleep in your bed.

Over the years, I’ve seen it all:
Big destination weddings. Tiny elopements.
Luxury castles, beachside barefoot vows, and private vineyard dinners.
No two stories are alike — and that’s exactly why your wedding shouldn’t be either.

I know how overwhelming it is to plan a wedding in Spain from abroad.
There’s too much noise online. Too many promises. Too many people who talk big and deliver small.

This is not just another event.
This is one of the most emotional, important, unforgettable days of your life.
And it should be treated that way — with care, with clarity, and with people who actually give a damn.

So if you’re ready to plan something real, something beautiful, something that feels like you…

Let’s talk.

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My advice? Hire a local professional.

Whether it’s us or someone else, having someone on the ground who knows the language, the venues, the vendors — and the culture — makes all the difference.

Of course, I could tell you how incredible your wedding is going to be — like any planner would.
But that’s not how we work.

First, let’s talk about you.
What kind of wedding are you dreaming of?
What would make it feel truly yours?

Once we understand that, we’ll know if we’re the right team to make it happen.

Now, I’m married with two kids — a boy and a girl. They’re my anchor, my energy, my reason to keep building something better every day.
Yes, they drive me crazy. Yes, I yell sometimes.
But they’re everything.

Since the wedding, I’ve gained 30 kilos — maybe more.
I tell my wife it’s just all the love growing inside me.
She doesn’t buy it. She just hides the chocolate.

That’s why I understand exactly what a wedding means.
It’s not just a celebration. It’s a portal — a doorway to a new kind of life.
And it matters. No — it’s essential that it begins on the right foot.

Because after the wedding… things change.
They will. That’s guaranteed.

And yes, there will be days when you question things.
Days when life gets heavy.
On those days, you’ll look at your wedding photos.
You’ll smile.
You’ll remember why you chose each other.
You’ll relive the joy, the laughter, the love that started it all.

And that memory will ground you.
It will keep you together.

So here’s my advice — simple, real:

Don’t wait.
Your dream wedding is worth it.

Hire a pro.
Having someone experienced by your side changes everything.

Be true to yourselves.
Your wedding should feel like you two. No one else.

And remember: it’s not just about the big day.
It’s about building something that lasts long after the music stops.

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The entire Spain4weddings.com team wishes you a Happy Destination Wedding!



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