Daria & Topi

Welcome 💙

Dear friends and family,

Welcome, or as they say in Montenegro – "Dobro došli!"
We are celebrating our wedding in Budva, Montenegro on 23rd of May 2026. Find essential information about our wedding location, travel recommendations, accommodation, and dress code.

The event day timetables, dinner menu and additional information will be published later, but do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions. You know where to reach us ✨

The event will be held in Sumosan at Dukley Hotel & Resort
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Please let us know of your food allergies.

🌊Event location🌴

How to get to Budva

There are 2 airports in the country: one in the capital, Podgorica (TGD), and the second on the coast in the city of Tivat (TIV).

If you have a choice when booking tickets, we recommend to choose Tivat - it is only 30 minutes by bus / taxi closer to Budva, whereas from Podgorica it takes about 1-1.5 hours by bus.

For bus tickets we can recommend busticket4.me
Please note, however, that the tickets need to be printed, and have small cash with you, as bus drivers often collect a luggage fee of 1€.

Getting around

For your convenience, below are taxi numbers you can contact via SMS in English on WhatsApp or Viber. Additionally you can book a taxi via Booking.com

Note: Uber and similar services are not available in Montenegro

Tivat
Sekula: +382 69 448 484
Red Taxi: +382 67 019 729

Podgorica
Red Taxi: +382 67 319 714

Zeta Taxi (from the airport): +382 67 995 757, https://zetataxi.me/

Kotor
Red Taxi: +382 67 019 719

Hotels and places to stay

We recommend staying in the town of Budva, as it is very convenient to reach the wedding venue Sumosan, Dukley from there.

Dukley has offered us some special rates for renting accomodation at their hotels and villas. We will send out the offer to you soon, if you haven't received it already😇

Also, there are good options available on both Booking and Airbnb!

Budva
💙Town of Budva – the main coastal hub with lively nightlife, a beautiful Old Town, and large sandy beaches (Jaz, Bečići, Rafailovići)

💙A 15-minute drive from Budva brings you to an ancient olive tree over 2,000 years old, visited by pilgrims and shamans. Only 6 such ancient olives are known globally. (Google maps)

💙Another top attraction and must-visit is the Royal Park Miločer and Sveti Stefan Island, the postcard image of Montenegro.

Bay area
💙Old Town of Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

💙Town of Tivat with its cozy Porto Montenegro

💙Town of Perast and the island of Our Lady of the Rocks – a small picturesque town

💙Stroll along the promenade of Herceg Novi and visit the elite seaside village of Porto Novi

Worth visiting

Tourist tax

❗Within the first 24 hours after arrival in Montenegro, tourist registration is required. The registration costs €1–1.5 day per person, and it is usually handled by hotels or villa managers, but if you're renting an apartment, ask your host.❗

Things to take with you

🔹Biometric international passport (carry it with you while traveling around Montenegro)
🔹International health insurance (valid for the trip duration)
🔹Phone + charger
🔹Cash in euros (no ATMs at the airport)
🔹List of important contacts and reservations
🔹Driver’s license (if planning to rent a car)
🔹Evening outfits (carry in hand luggage in case of lost baggage)
🔹Necessary medications (antibiotics in Montenegro are prescription-only)
🔹Needle and thread, safety pins, small scissors
🔹Cosmetics, sunscreen, sunglasses
🔹Umbrella and windbreaker
🔹Sneakers or flats (for excursions or wedding dinners)
🔹Swimsuits and water shoes (the Adriatic is clear but has sea urchins)
🔹Hairdryer (if not provided in the apartment)

Dress code

We are now in the process of developing a concept for our wedding decor, so we will get back to you on the dress code slightly later!