IRIA
& JACK

07.30.27

In Galicia, there is a beautiful word that doesn’t fully translate into English: morriña.
It’s a deep longing for our land — the landscapes, the rain, the food, the sea air, the
people, the slow conversations, and the warmth of being together. It’s nostalgic,
emotional, and deeply tied to Galician identity.For us, getting married here is our way of sharing that feeling with all of you. Galicia is
a place that stays with you, and we hope that after this celebration, you’ll feel a little
bit of morriña too.

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Ceremony & Celebration

Friday, July 30

Pazo de San Tirso

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The night before

Thursday, July 29

Real Club Náutico de La Coruña

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Casual, Tapas Vibes

Highly recommend doing this - best way to experience the Coruña lifestyle○ O Cabo (A must try! Best Spanish tortilla in Coruña)
○ La Bombilla (A Coruña classic, this street fills with crowds!)
○ El Charrúa (Pablo’s favorite steak)
○ La Esquina de Valentina
○ A Pulpeira de Melide (great Galician octopus)
○ Buenasuegra
○ The Breen’s Tavern
○ El Tequeño
○ Copacabana (the food is fine, better for a beer!)
○ Bodega Martirio
○ Cometta
○ Lois (Iria’s family are regulars)
○ Culuca

More "Formal"

○ A Mundiña (one of Iria’s favorites)
○ Uro Rest & Club
○ Tira do Playa (amazing views)
○ Terreo
○ O Lagar da Estrella
○ Samaná
○ Le Cucu Petit Bistrot
○ Sibuya Urban Sushi abar
○ La Penela (Coruña classic, older crowd, but amazing food)
○ Árbore da Veira (Michellin star, great views)

Breakfast

○ Waco Coffee
○ Siboney
○ Café Vecchio
○ Café El Hispano
○ Mamá Chicó
○ Bar Potro

Sweets

○ Bonilla A La Vista (best authentic Spanish churros)
○ Heladería Colón (a classic Coruña ice creams shop)
○ Manolo Bakes (famous chocolate covered croissants)

Drinks

○ Calle Torreiro (this street is referred to as Calle de Los Vinos - Wine
Street - in Coruña as it is where everyone gathers to get tapas and
drinks. Highly recommend experiencing it! Some of the restaurants
above are on this street!)
○ Casto (Iria’s favorite cocktails)
○ Casa La Narcisa
○ Astoria Club
○ Le Tavernier
○ Bar Potro
○ Twinfin (lots of other good places in this street too, similar to Calle
Torreiro)

Things to do in the city

○ Shopping, obviously. Different section for that.
○ Stroll the marina
○ Plaza Maria Pita
○ Stroll el Paseo Marítimo (seafront promenade)
○ Walk by Playa Riazor towards the soccer stadium (Estadio Riazor)
○ Fundacion MOP (photography + fashion exhibits)
○ Tower of Hercules
○ Estrella Galicia Beer Factory / Museum
○ San Anton Castle

Beaches

○ Playa de Riazor (right in the city)
○ Playa Matadero (smaller cute beach near the city, by Riazor)
○ Playa de Mera
○ Playa de Espiñeiro (smaller beach next to Mera, Iria’s favorite! Has a casual
joint at the top for a sunset cocktail)
○ As Lapas (by Tower of Hercules)

Shopping

○ Plaza de Lugo (Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Pull & Bear…)
○ Ottodisanpietro (high-end luxury, great sales)
○ Sargadelos (traditional Galician ceramics, cutest plates, often featured on
Vogue. great souvenir!)
○ El Corte Ingles

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Contact

Iria: +1 347 238 8015
Jack: +1 203 451 3075

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