Episode 15 - Quinta da Avó: A Purposeful, Family-Rooted Wedding Venue in Northern Portugal
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In this heartfelt episode of The Green Wedding Podcast, hosts Romana Pereira and Julia Dojas speak with Elisabete, the owner of Quinta da Avó, a deeply meaningful wedding venue in Northern Portugal. What began as her grandmother’s home has evolved into a space where weddings are intimate, intentional, and rooted in heritage.
Elisabete shares the story behind transforming a family house into a venue that protects tradition, promotes purpose, and welcomes only couples who value authenticity and depth.
From the venue’s guiding principles to the emotional reactions of visiting couples, this conversation shines a light on how meaningful spaces can shape meaningful celebrations.
You’ll hear about:
• The family history behind Quinta da Avó and how it became a wedding venue
• The values, rules, and purpose-driven philosophy that guide the space
• How heritage and memory influence the energy and experience of each wedding
• Memorable stories from couples who celebrated there
• How the venue supports sustainability and engages with local community traditions
• Advice for couples who want a venue aligned with their deeper values
If you’re dreaming of a wedding venue with soul, history, and heart—or if you’re looking for inspiration on how spaces can be more intentional—this episode offers a beautiful perspective.
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To learn more about the venue and its story, follow @quintadaavo.
If this episode inspired you, share it with a friend, a couple planning their wedding, or on your Instagram stories to help us spread the movement for meaningful, sustainable celebrations.
Tune in and discover what happens when a wedding venue is built on roots, purpose, and genuine connection.