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La Pintada
Hacienda La Pintada is in Utrera, in the heart of the Seville countryside, half an hour from Seville. A road lined with palm trees leads to a white building with red-ochre trim, with two halls —each with its own courtyard—, a chapel, a tower and four suites. We have filmed one wedding here, Lucía and Juan’s, on 19 September 2026: a hundred and fifty guests, the ceremony at the Ermita de la Virgen de Valme, in Dos Hermanas, and the celebration at the hacienda, which turned into a feria when night fell. This page puts together what we saw that day and what two public sources say about the venue, eventoplus (which presented it in September 2025, after its refurbishment) and the celebrations agency Alianzza, and when a fact is not ours we say so. We film the way we always do: documentary, no posing, two videographers and the whole ceremony with our own sound.
According to eventoplus and Alianzza, the venue is divided into four spaces: two halls with indoor and outdoor areas, the chapel and the accommodation. This is what they say about each one and what it means for the person filming: where the drinks reception happens, where the meal is, and where the dancing is.
Lucía and Juan were married on 19 September 2026. The ceremony was at the Ermita de la Virgen de Valme, in the Bellavista neighbourhood of Dos Hermanas, with a hundred and fifty guests; the celebration, here. In between we stole a few minutes for the two of them to walk alone, with no directions, and then they arrived at the hacienda. At the drinks reception La Tarara played, the banquet was served by Catering Las Torres and, when night fell, the hacienda turned into a feria, with its marquees and lanterns: the Lozano brass band, Magustami at the open bar and a dance floor that never emptied. Lucía and Juan asked us not to leave the feria madness out of the film, and it isn’t left out. Their wedding, told in full and with everyone who made it happen, has its own page.
Lucía and Juan’s weddingReal weddings
Wedding at the Hacienda Al-Baraka, Dos HermanasAlicia & Edu
Wedding at the Hacienda La Pintada, UtreraLucía & JuanOne so far: Lucía and Juan’s, on 19 September 2026, with a hundred and fifty guests. We tell it in full, with more photos, on its own page. We don’t say more because there hasn’t been more: we would rather show you one real wedding than pad the number.
We don’t publish rates because every wedding is quoted individually. Write to us with your date and the hall where you will celebrate and we will send you a personal link with the price. The venue is half an hour from Seville, in the countryside, and we work all over Andalusia.
It depends on the hall. According to eventoplus, which presented it in September 2025 after its refurbishment, the large one holds up to 700 seated and the small one around 400; Alianzza says 800 and 400. At Lucía and Juan’s wedding there were 150 and there was room to spare in the courtyards for the drinks reception and the open bar. Confirm the figure with the venue before closing your guest list.
The venue has its own chapel, so it is possible; whether it is available on your date and on what terms is up to the hacienda, and it is the first thing we advise you to ask. Lucía and Juan chose another chapel, the Ermita de la Virgen de Valme, in Dos Hermanas, and celebrated here: if you do the same, allow for the drive from one to the other in your schedule.
Yes: according to Alianzza it has four suites, two of them designed for the wedding night, and eventoplus describes it with a hotel area of four rooms. Four suites are not enough for every guest, so if some are coming from afar it is wise to book their accommodation early.
From Seville airport (SVQ) it is 33 km, about 30 minutes by car. From Jerez airport (XRY), 80 km, an hour and a quarter. If your guests are flying in from another country, the easy way is to land in Seville and rent a car or book a coach for the way there and back.
Like Lucía and Juan’s: the whole ceremony with our own sound; a while with the couple alone, with no posing; the arrival at the hacienda and the drinks reception in the courtyards; the banquet; and the night, which here turned into a feria, with the open bar included. There are two of us, we stay discreet, and the afternoon light, the best of the day for filming, is what we look after most.
In September, when Lucía and Juan married, the afternoon is around thirty degrees; the courtyards are watered before the drinks reception and the seven o’clock light is the best for filming. According to eventoplus the large hall has one indoor and two outdoor spaces, so there is somewhere to take cover. Tell us your plan B and we will film it just as well.
