Where did Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez get married?

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez confirmed they were married in an intimate civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, on August 11. While the exact location remains unconfirmed, speculation points to their private mansion in Quinta da Marinha.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez confirmed on August 11 that they got married in an intimate civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, surrounded by their five children. However, the couple has yet to reveal the exact location where the wedding took place. One possibility is that the ceremony was held at Ronaldo’s mansion. The main reason the wedding may have taken place at Cristiano Ronaldo’s residence is privacy. Since it was an intimate civil ceremony, holding it at their own property would have allowed the couple to keep the moment away from cameras. The residence is located in Quinta da Marinha, one of the most exclusive areas of Cascais. Ronaldo had the property built from scratch, in a project that took more than three years to complete. The house sits on a plot of approximately 12,000 square meters and features eight bedrooms, a master suite of around 300 square meters, swimming pools, a gym, spa, movie theater, bowling alley and a large underground garage. The wedding comes exactly one year after Georgina publicly announced her engagement to Ronaldo on August 11, 2025. Since then, her followers had been waiting for details about the date and location of the wedding. Expectations grew when Cristiano explained that he wanted to get married after the World Cup, although he never gave a specific date. That opened the door to all kinds of speculation. The first two Saturdays of August 2026 were among the dates that generated the most anticipation surrounding the possible wedding. Different versions also emerged about where the ceremony could take place, although none turned out to be correct. The speculation even confused some fans, who showed up near a wedding that had been linked to Ronaldo and Georgina, only to discover that the event had nothing to do with them.
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