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A Tropical Wedding

Nina & Lennart

27 — 30 January 2027 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Our Story

Seven years in the making.

We met as students in Barcelona in 2019 after one spontaneous decision that changed everything. What followed were years of building a life together: friendships, careers, community, countless adventures, and eventually a home.

In 2024, we packed two backpacks and spent a year wandering through Southeast Asia and Central America, diving beneath the sea, hiking volcanoes before sunrise, ziplining through rainforests, and making memories we'll never forget.

Then, on one of our final stops, on 6 August 2025, Lennart proposed on a secluded beach in Costa Rica. It seemed like the perfect ending to one adventure and the beginning of another. Pura vida, indeed.

To celebrate, we'd love to invite you to our wedding in Malaysia — Nina's home — for a few days of delicious food, groovy music, fantastic friends, and a proper fiesta.

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Nina & Lennart
Nina & Lennart
The Schedule

Four days, one party.

Day One
27 Jan
Wednesday
20:00
Welcome Drinks
A relaxed cocktail evening to kick off the festivities. An introduction to Kuala Lumpur and to each other.
Venue: Bar Pahit
Day Two
28 Jan
Thursday
18:00
Bersanding
The Malay wedding reception: the festive celebration where we're formally presented as husband and wife. Our version? A tropical garden party at Nina's family home, filled with color, traditions, local food, and plenty of celebration.
Venue: 34 Jalan Chempenai, Damansara Heights
Day Three
29 Jan
Friday
10:00
Optional Kuala Lumpur Tour
For anyone who wants to see more of Kuala Lumpur, a morning exploring the city.
13:30
Banana Leaf Lunch
A proper Malaysian-Indian feast served, of course, on banana leaves. Come hungry.
Day Four
30 Jan
Saturday
16:00
The Reception
The main event. We'll exchange our vows before celebrating the way we know best: with you on the dance floor. Set in an open-air venue nestled in the rainforest just outside Kuala Lumpur. Expect tropical greenery, warm evening air, and a night to remember.
Venue: Tamarind Springs
Attendance

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What to Wear

Stay cool; look hot.

Malaysia is warm, humid, and tropical year-round, so light, breathable fabrics will be your best friend. Think linen, cotton, silk, or viscose. We've put together a detailed Style Guide with inspiration, outfit ideas, and more detailed guidance, but here's a quick overview.

Day 1 · Evening

Welcome Drinks

Cocktails in Chinatown

Stylish but effortless. Dress as you would for an evening with friends — no need for anything too formal!

Day 2

Bersanding

The Malay Wedding Reception

Malay weddings are known for their color, so don't be afraid to embrace it.

Women: dresses, skirts, or matching sets all work great! Shorter sleeves are fine, but aim for elegant rather than overly revealing.

Men: think collared linen shirts, batik, and smart resort wear. It's tropical, but not too casual, so opt for long pants rather than shorts.

Day 3 · Optional

Kuala Lumpur Tour

Sightseeing in the city centre

Dress for heat. Comfy shoes, loose and airy clothing, and sun protection.

Day 4 · The Big One

The Reception

Our Vow Exchange and Celebrations

The theme of the night: Jungle Disco.

Bright, celebratory colors are strongly encouraged. If you can, we'd love for guests to avoid black and white. Think colourful prints, playful textures, and outfits you actually want to dance in.

Ladies: leave the stilettos at home. We want you on the dancefloor, so flats, sandals, or comfy wedges will serve you much better.

Getting There

Travel & where to stay.

Flying in

Fly into Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). If you're travelling from Europe, there are direct flights from London, Paris, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam. From Barcelona, we usually fly with Qatar Airways; however, if the war in Iran continues, Turkish Airlines is probably the best bet.

Getting around

The easiest way to get around Kuala Lumpur is Grab, which is basically Southeast Asia's Uber. Rides are cheap, drivers are everywhere, and you'll save yourself a lot of stress.

Where to stay

We've tentatively reserved a few Airbnbs for anyone who'd like to stay in a house with other guests. If you'd prefer a hotel, here are a few we'd recommend in Kuala Lumpur's historic city centre — close to the Welcome Drinks venue and perfectly located for exploring the city on foot.

Moxy KL Lively · Mid-range
Four Points by Sheraton Reliable · Mid-range
The Chow Kit Design-led · Mid-range
Hotel Stripes Boutique · Mid-range
Else Hotel Splash out · Luxury
FAQ

Things you might be wondering.

If you have an EU passport, you don't need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. However, you do need to complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) before arrival. Most other nationalities can enter visa-free for short stays, but double-check before traveling.
We rented the Airbnbs in Kuala Lumpur from the 26th of January until the 31st of January. If you are interested in exploring more of Malaysia, we would generally recommend doing so after the wedding for slightly better weather.
Warm, humid, and tropical. Expect daytime temperatures around 30°C (86°F) and evenings around 23°C (73°F). January is one of Kuala Lumpur's drier months, but brief tropical showers are always possible.
Yes — children are very welcome at all events.
We'll set up a WhatsApp group closer to the date with logistics, last-minute updates, and probably too many memes. If you don't hear from us by December 2026, drop us a line.