The ceremony is outdoors, in the woods, and runs about forty minutes. A friend of ours leads it. It is not a religious ceremony.
Come at around 3.30. We start at 4 exactly, and once it starts nobody walks into the woods.
Dress: smart, a tie is not expected.
February in Ibiúna is summer: hot in the afternoon, rain is possible, and it cools down at night. Bring something for your shoulders.
The ceremony is on grass. Thin heels sink; block heels, wedges or flat shoes do not.
Children are welcome, and some are already on the list. [Will there be a kids' area? CONFIRM with Valocini.]