




What to do with your international wedding guests in Brazil?
The best way to host international guests at a wedding in Brazil is a group trip before or after the celebration. A hosted trip turns the wedding into a reason to see Brazil — and, in our experience, it convinces more guests to make the trip.
Parrot Trips designs the itinerary for your guests, books lodging and transport, collects each guest's payment and travels with the group. Activities are optional, so guests can join everything or just part of it. Most couples we work with have 15 to 40 guests flying in from abroad; without a plan, those guests either stay only for the weekend or improvise on their own.
Who this is for?
Ross Michigan traveler
"You will be amazed by how friendly, resourceful, and fun-loving Brazilian’s are! Parrot Trips organized a safe, fun, and memorable trip."
Jarrett Wright
"Go with Parrot Trips, or don't go at all. I honestly don't think i would have enjoyed it without you guys."
Arturo Tomas
"You will have an amazing time, and be ready to enjoy life through different aspects: dancing, beaches, cultural parts and partying."
Manit Singh
"One of the most physically gifted countries I have ever seen! Best trip of my life so far."
Brazilian–international couples getting married in Brazil
Brazilians living abroad who are bringing friends home for the wedding
Couples who want more time with their guests than a single weekend allows
Wedding planners whose clients ask "what should our guests do while they're here?"
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Recent Wedding Trips
After a wedding celebration in Rio de Janeiro, 40 guests traveled with us to Paraty for 5 days (2025). Boat tours, waterfalls, Forró dance, plenty of good food and unforgettable memories.
"Many of our guests were even more excited to come to the wedding because there was a trip too — a chance to make the most of it and get to know Brazil. We got to extend the experience for them, and for us as well." - The bride

“We got to put together this whole trip for our friends while doing almost nothing — and still taking all the credit!” - The bride
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
The most popular option is a group trip before or after the wedding — for example Paraty or Ilha Grande from Rio, Trancoso or Salvador in Bahia, or the Amazon — with boat rides, beaches, hikes and local food. Parrot Trips plans and hosts these trips for wedding groups.
No. We focus only on the guests' travel experience and work alongside your wedding planner.
Either. Most often each guest pays for their own spot, and some couples cover part of the cost as a gift. We collect payments individually, so the couple never has to.
10 travelers.
Traveling as a group with a local host removes most of the friction: transport is private, lodging is pre-booked and someone who speaks Portuguese is with the group the whole time.
Ideally 6 to 9 months before the wedding, so guests can plan flights and time off. We have organized trips with less notice.
Each trip is designed from scratch for the group, so there is no fixed package. Usually we handle lodging, transport between cities, guided activities, group dinners, guest sign-ups and payments, and a host traveling with the group. International flights and the wedding itself are not included.
No. Activities are optional. Guests can join the full trip, just a few days, or only specific activities.

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