arrival of
guests

PHOTOS

COCKTAIL
HOUR

3:30 pm

4:45 PM

let the party
begin!

10:30 pm

5:15 pm

Here you'll find everything you need in one place: the programme, and frequently
asked questions, and the RSVP link

Your presence means so much to us, and we're truly grateful to celebrate this
special day with you.

Programme

Saturday, 8th May 2027

Sunday, 9th May 2027

Morning - Farewell Brunch

One last gathering before we say our goodbyes - relaxed, unhurried,
and full of warmth.

SYMBOLIC
CEREMONY

4:00 pm

DINNER

7:30 PM

FAQs

m.q@malouandquentin.com

We’d love to hear from you by the 1st of November 2026.

Your RSVP helps us plan every detail of our celebration with you in mind - from the food to
the music and all the little touches that make the day special.

Please take a moment to fill out the RSVP form on our website. We can’t wait to celebrate,
laugh, and make memories with you on our big day!

RSVP

We've imagined this celebration as a single thread, from the
ceremony to the last songs of the evening. Our hope: that you live
that thread with us, uninterrupted.

While Sunday brunch is entirely optional, we warmly encourage
guests to stay overnight and enjoy the experience without worrying
about the journey home.

Are you already married?

Which language will the day be in?

Do I need to stay for both dates?

In spirit and in our hearts, yes.

In 2026, we exchanged our vows during an intimate ceremony in
the Maldives, barefoot on a sandbank in the middle of the Indian
Ocean.

Our celebration in Vevey is our opportunity to share that joy with
the people we love most and to officially mark this chapter
together.

We have guests who speak French, English, or both — and we want
everyone to feel fully included. The day will naturally weave between
both languages, and we will make sure no one will miss a moment,
whatever the language.

Are children welcome?

Can we take photos during the ceremony?

Of course — your children are welcome. Just list them in your RSVP,
and mention their ages.

We've entrusted the ceremony memories to a professional
photographer and videographer.

During the ceremony, we kindly ask that phones and cameras
remain tucked away so we can share the moment together, fully
present.

Once the ceremony is over, we would love for you to capture and
share your own memories throughout the celebration. A shared
photo album will be available for everyone.

The D day

The little ones

Memories & gestures

Do you have a gift registry?

Your presence is the best gift, truly. For those who'd like to spoil us,
we're putting together a dedicated page with a few ideas. It's coming
soon — in the meantime, feel free to reach out.

Do I need to bring Swiss Francs?

Switzerland uses the Swiss franc (CHF), not the euro. Cards are
accepted almost everywhere (contactless too), so you don't need
cash. A few francs in your pocket can be handy for a café counter or
a tip — ATMs are plentiful. As a rough guide, 1 CHF ≈ 1.05 €.

One thing to know: Switzerland is noticeably more expensive than its
neighbours — a coffee runs around CHF 5, a simple meal CHF 25–35.

For our international guests

What is the weather like in early May?

Early May in Vevey is usually mild: approx. about 12–20°C during the
day, cool in the evening (8–12°C), with a possible breeze off the lake.
Swiss spring can be unpredictable, so plan a light jacket or wrap for
the outdoor cocktail and the late-evening departure. A compact
umbrella is also useful to have around.

Other questions?

This page will grow with your questions. Don't hesitate to write to us —
no question is too small.

Rsvp Here

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