A ceremony at St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town, and a reception among the vineyards of Paarl.
Watch the cathedral
The Ceremony
We’ll exchange our vows at St George’s Cathedral in the heart of Cape Town — the historic Anglican “People’s Cathedral”, with its stained glass, sandstone arches, and a view of Table Mountain from the steps. From here, we’ll travel together out to Paarl for the reception at Belair.
The Reception & Celebration
After the ceremony, we’ll head to Belair Pavilion — a historic wine estate at the foot of Paarl Rock. Think floor-to-ceiling windows, mountain views, manicured gardens, and a celebration space surrounded by vineyards that stretch to the horizon.
Walk through Belair
Suid-Agter-Paarl Rd, Paarl 7624. About an hour from Cape Town International Airport by car.
September is early spring in the Cape Winelands — warm days, cool evenings, and the vines just coming back to life.
Cape Town International is the gateway. From Uganda, connect via Johannesburg (SAA/FlySafair) or Nairobi (Kenya Airways).
Recommended for flexibility. Avis, Europcar, Hertz and Bidvest all operate from the airport.
We’ll arrange a group shuttle from central Cape Town on the wedding day. Details shared closer to the time.
Live results from Google. Explore hotels in Paarl and nearby Stellenbosch, then book directly.
We’re arranging a group stay block for travelling guests. RSVP with the visa-help box ticked and we’ll send you the group rate when it’s ready.
You’ve come this far — see some of Cape Town while you’re here.
One of the new Seven Natural Wonders. Take the cable car up at sunset for views that will ruin every other view you ever see.
Yes, the penguins. Actual wild African penguins waddling on a white-sand beach. An hour from the city.
You’re already here. Spend a day tasting in Stellenbosch or Franschhoek before flying home.
Markets, restaurants, boat tours and the gateway to Robben Island. Easy to spend a whole day here.