Welcome Cocktail/Cóctel de bienvenida

Wedding Day/ El día de la boda

Ceremony

The Click Clack Hotel Bogotá

Rooftop Brunch

Our Wedding

Luigi and Hannah met in Panama - just two days after Hannah arrived, and while Luigi was visiting for the first time in three years.From the very beginning, they both described it the same way: love at first sight. That night, somewhere between conversation and coincidence, Luigi turned to Hannah and said, “What if I just met my future wife here in this bar?” It felt bold at the time. Looking back, it feels like something they both already knew.

They spent the next two weeks inseparable - long conversations with Morrillo sunsets, and the quiet realization that this was going to matter. When it was time for Luigi to return to Germany, they didn’t overthink it. They simply chose to continue. Hannah booked a one-way ticket, trusting what they both already felt. After traveling through Southeast Asia, she arrived in Cologne, where they began building a life together. In those early months, they moved through the world side by sid e- Florence, Istanbul, New York, Tirana, Bucharest - each place adding something to the story they were creating.

A year later, they packed up their Volkswagen and set off on a three-month road trip across Europe. They made their way there slowly - through the French countryside, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Lisbon - letting the journey unfold one place at a time. The final stop - Peniche. Why? The surf of course. ;) Looking back, their story has never been about having everything figured out. It has been about trusting what they felt from the very beginning, staying open to what life offers, and choosing each other - again and again.

And now, that journey brings them to Bogotá where they will start their next adventure, marriage! And we are so excited to share this with you. Thank you for making the journey to celebrate us. We wouldn't be here without you.

Our Story/Nuestra historia

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Wedding Party

Dress Code: Cocktail AttireWe kindly invite our guests to dress in elegant cocktail attire for the welcome celebration. For gentlemen, this may include a blazer with trousers and dress shoes. For ladies, we suggest cocktail dresses or chic, sophisticated sets. We encourage polished and stylish looks, and kindly ask guests to avoid overly casual attire. Additionally, we kindly request that guests refrain from wearing red. Código de Vestimenta: CóctelLes invitamos a vestir atuendo tipo cóctel elegante para nuestro evento de bienvenida. Para los caballeros, esto puede incluir blazer con pantalón y zapatos formales. Para las mujeres, sugerimos vestidos tipo cóctel o conjuntos elegantes y sofisticados. Agradecemos optar por looks pulidos y con estilo, evitando prendas demasiado informales. Asimismo, les pedimos amablemente evitar el uso del color rojo.

Dress Code: Formal AttireWe kindly invite our guests to dress in formal attire for our celebration. For gentlemen, this may include a suit or tuxedo with dress shoes. For ladies, we suggest long evening gowns, elegant cocktail dresses, or sophisticated formal wear. We encourage timeless, elegant styles and kindly ask guests to avoid overly casual attire (such as jeans, sneakers, or beachwear). Código de Vestimenta: FormalLes invitamos a vestir atuendo formal para nuestra celebración. Para los caballeros, esto puede incluir traje o esmoquin con zapatos formales. Para las mujeres, sugerimos vestidos largos, vestidos de cóctel elegantes o atuendos formales sofisticados. Agradecemos optar por estilos elegantes y atemporales, y evitar prendas demasiado informales (como jeans, tenis o ropa de playa).

Dress Code: Come As You AreFor our after-wedding brunch, there’s no dress code—just come as you are. Whether that means something comfy, something casual, or whatever you woke up in, you’ll fit right in. Think relaxed, easy, and ready to recover.No need to dress up—just bring your appetite, your stories, and yourself. Código de Vestimenta: Como Quieras VenirPara nuestro brunch después de la boda, no hay código de vestimenta—ven como quieras. Ya sea algo cómodo, casual o incluso lo que llevabas puesto al despertar, todo está bien. La idea es estar relajados, tranquilos y en modo recuperación.No hace falta arreglarse—solo trae hambre, historias y ganas de compartir.

Dress Code/Código de vestimenta

Q + A

Traffic is Bogota is unpredictable. We highly recommend staying at the wedding hotel or near by. This will be the pick up location for the wedding. The block code for a 15% discount is HANNAHYLUISFEBRERO2027BTA The code is applicable for Feb 17-Feb 21. If you plan to arrive sooner or stay later contact liderdereservas@clickclackhotel.com and provide them the code to help you with the reservation.

Hotel

We’re so excited to celebrate with you in Bogotá! While many of you will be visiting for the wedding, we also wanted to share a few ideas in case you’d like to turn the trip into a longer Colombia vacation. Below you’ll find:- Our favorite neighborhoods, restaurants, and things to do in Bogotá- A beach itinerary for a more tropical, relaxed escape- An Eje Cafetero (Coffee Region) itinerary for nature, boutique hotels, and slow luxury

Bogotá

Neighborhoods to Explore

Bogotá is vibrant, creative, and incredibly underrated. The city sits high in the Andes, so expect cooler weather, amazing restaurants, beautiful coffee shops, and a mix of historic and modern neighborhoods. Zona G Bogotá’s food neighborhood — perfect for long lunches, wine bars, and some of the city’s best restaurants.Chapinero Alto Creative, stylish, and full of great cafés, boutiques, cocktail bars, and contemporary restaurants.Usaquén A charming historic neighborhood with cobblestone streets, cafés, artisan markets, and relaxed weekend energy.Zona T &amp; Parque 93 Lively and polished areas with restaurants, shopping, rooftop bars, and nightlife. Great if you want an easy dinner-and-drinks atmosphere or a more energetic night out.La Candelaria Bogotá’s historic center with colonial architecture, museums, and colorful streets.

Restaurants and Food Scene

Colombia’s food scene has exploded in recent years, and Bogotá now has several restaurants featured on Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Can't MissLeo - one of Latin America’s most celebrated restaurants, focused on Colombian biodiversity and ingredientsEl Chato - contemporary Colombian cuisine and one of the hardest reservations in the citySelma - beautiful design-forward restaurant with excellent cocktails and a stylish atmosphere for dinnerPrudencia- intimate tasting-menu experience in La CandelariaHumo Negro - modern, creative small plates and cocktailsMesa Franca - stylish and social with excellent food and wine Great Casual SpotsAbasto - beautiful brunch and coffeeLibertario Coffee Roasters - excellent Colombian coffeeMasa - favorite for breakfast, pastries, and lunchLa Puerta Falsa - iconic traditional Colombian spotCarmen Bogotá - elegant but approachable dinner option

Things to do

- Visit Monserrate for panoramic views over Bogotá (Local legend says that unmarried couples who visit together won’t end up getting married… so we recommend only for married couples! )- Take a day trip to the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá - an underground cathedral built inside a salt mine and one of Colombia’s most unique landmarks.- Visit the Gold Museum (Museo del Oro)- Explore Paloquemao Market for fruit, flowers, and local food- Walk around Usaquén- Take a coffee tasting or barista workshop- Explore galleries and cafés in Chapinero Alto

Hannah & Luigi

Hannah & Luigi

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