Balearic Islands: Mallorca, Menorca & Ibiza venues
Time & Space, Cala Llentia
Elope to a hidden cove with a unique architecture in Ibiza
St Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort
Mallorcan luxury resort between mountains and sea
Elixir Ibiza Shore Club
Sunset terrace by the beach overlooking the iconic Es Vedra
Ses Roques
Elope to a boho restaurant atop the rocky Ibiza coast
Atzaro
Luxury 13-hectare rural estate at the heart of Ibiza
La Mar de Santa Restaurant
Modern beach restaurant for boho intimate weddings in Ibiza
Kazamor
Modern elopement venue with mountain and sea views in Ibiza
Son Vic Vell
13th-century country house with a chapel in Mallorca
Son Berga
Multi-space medieval estate with mountain views in Mallorca
Finca Son Miranda Mallorca
Artistic country house for weddings at the center of Mallorca
Petunia Hotel
Boutique hotel for intimate weddings overlooking Es Vedrà
Spanish mainland venues
Castell dela Solana
Boutique hotel hidden among the Jalon Valley in Alicante
El Palace Barcelona
Lavish 5-star palace hotel steeped in Barcelona’s history
La Sierra Casa
Countryside villa for boho weddings in Alicante
Mas Huix
Mountains and forests surround country house for weddings in Girona
Castillo de Almodovar
1000-year-old castle for medieval weddings in Cordoba
Casa La Siesta
Luxury country house for rural weddings in Cadiz
La Farinera Sant Lluis
Historic venue with spacious outdoors for weddings in Girona
This Must Be The Place
Elope to a farmhouse with a modern flair near Barcelona
Hacienda El Rosalejo
Unique 18th-century farmhouse for intimate weddings in Cadiz
Palacio de Luces
Restored 16th-century wedding palace on the seaside Lastres village
Cortijo Bravo
Modern Andalusian wedding hotel overlooking farmlands in Málaga
Hotel Marqués de Riscal
Unique and modern 21st-century wedding hotel in Álava
La Terraza
Terrace by the beach for legal weddings in Málaga
Monasterio de Sant Salvi
Marry in a 13th-century monastery on the hills of Girona
Xalet del Nin
Modernized Catalan house for garden weddings in Barcelona
Masía Casa del Mar
Marry in a modern seaside hotel with a historic touch in Garraf
Cuatre Finques Rural Retreat
Spanish-style finca for micro weddings in the Xaló Valley
Palacio de Helguera
17th-century antique wedding hotel amidst Cantabria nature
El Cigarral de las Mercedes
Boutique wedding hotel overlooking Toledo
Palauet d´Orsá
Neo-classical city palace for weddings in Barcelona
Cortijo Los Agustinos
Luxury farmhouse estate for weddings at the heart of Andalucia
Masía Brugarolas
Marry in a charming country house with lavender fields in Barcelona
LA Organic
19th-century restored farmhouse for weddings in Málaga
Castillo De Tous
Charming 1000-year old castle for weddings in Sant Martí de Tous
Hotel Valdepalacios
5-star vintage hotel for luxury weddings in Toledo
LA DONAIRA
Marry in a homey country house with organic farm in Montecorto
Los Claustros de Ayllón
Marry in an 800-year old monastery ruin in Segovia
Castle Tamarit
Exclusive castle for weddings in the old town of Tarragona
Casa Ana Maria Hotel & Villas
Say I do in this eco-friendly boutique hotel in Girona
Finca Monasterio
Exclusive farmhouse for garden weddings in Cádiz
Cala Clemence
Marry in a boho beachfront restaurant in Alicante
Almiral de la Font
Wedding villa with vineyard views in Barcelona
Mas Torroella
Marry in a 14th-century private manor house in Costa Brava
La Viñuela
Boutique wedding hotel near nature park and beach in Costa del Sol
Hacienda Zorita Wine Hotel & Spa
Marry in vineyard, hotel & spa in Salamanca
Castell de Caramany
15th-century castle at the heart of Empordà
El Palace Barcelona
Lavish 5-star palace hotel steeped in Barcelona’s history
Famous wedding regions in Spain
There are plenty of reasons why couples are choosing Spain for their destination elopement, but one that stands out is the rich historical and cultural background of this country. If this is your reason for getting married in Spain, you'll have a long list of venues to look into. Here's a peek to some of the famous regions in Spain to help you arrive at the right decision.
Barcelona
Have a ceremony in one of Barcelona's clean urban beaches and maximize your honeymoon by experiencing Spain's world-class nightlife! Dive into the Spanish culture while exploring the beautiful buildings with various architectural styles.
Madrid
Madrid’s main square has been the nation's historical centre for centuries. Aside from a face-to-face encounter with this historical spot, traveling to Madrid for your big day will be worth it because of its gorgeous elopement spots everywhere - gardens, luxury city hotels, and venues with a royal ambiance! Extraordinaria!
Mallorca
Calling all history- and nature-loving couples! You'd love to get married in this Spanish island dotted with surreal beachside venues, limestone mountains, and remains of the Roman and Moorish culture. Have a beautiful micro wedding in a Mallorcan villa, rustic venue, or a classic church. The choice is yours!
Andalusia
They say, "You can’t throw a stone in Andalusia without hitting something historic!" That means you have a long list of historic and cultural venues to choose from when you get married here! Ruins of a centuries-old church, a restored boutique hotel, and venues with with outdoor terraces offering panoramic views are some of your options!
Basque Country
This autonomous region north of Spain should be number one in your list if you're imagining dramatic cliff tops and dreamy villages straight out of a fairytale for your elopement in Spain. The Basque Country is a place of stunning views, beautiful panoramas, and the best food traditions in the world.
Ibiza
From seaside elopement venues, rustic countryside hotels, and cliff top wedding spots offering crystal clear beach views, there's a bunch of inexhaustible options if you will elope in Ibiza.
Get married in Spain's breathtaking wedding venues
Spain's landscape is quite diverse. In one region, you'll see centuries-old villages and church ruins, in another, you'll find modern hotels and urban beach spots. To give you an overview of the locations that you're dealing with, here's a list of breathtaking types of venues that will make your micro wedding in Spain worth it!
Historic churches and castles
Here in Spain, Catholics can exchange vows in old churches located amidst old villages. Adventure-loving couples can tie the knot in Spanish castles surrounded by nature, with a lovely courtyard or an outdoor garden for a fairytale wedding.
Venues with mountain views
One of our favorite elopement venues in Spain is a garden overlooking the heavily-forested Andalusian mountains. It's perfect for couples who love the outdoors! You can also have your wedding in Spain in a mountaintop castle or a hilltop Spanish villa.
Hillside villas
Adore the Spanish rolling hills and a countryside vibe when you get married in one of Spain's hillside villas. Turn your big day into an exotic affair when you opt to exchange vows in hilltop venues designed with medieval architecture. There are also villas with a Boho vibe boasting of dramatic sea and mountain views.
Wineries & bodegas
Attention, wine-lovers! Many Spanish regions are dotted with historic wineries and bodegas! Some have outdoor ceremony spots overlooking hectares of vineyards, while others offer indoor ceremony locations surrounded with authentic wine-production features!
Luxury hotels
Despite the historic character of several wedding venues in Spain, there are luxury hotels that compete in elegance and charm with world-class hotels in other countries. Five-star hotels with wide gardens, urban beach hotels, historic hotels beside museums, and coastline hotels in the Balearic islands are some of them.
Beachside venues
All that you can say is "Magnifico" if you choose to get married in Spanish cliff top wedding hotels with astonishing beach views! Fall in love with these elopement venues that line up along the coasts of the the Basque Country, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, and Costa del Sol!
Heritage sites for weddings
Spain is the third country in the world with the highest number of heritage sites, 47 to be exact. Some of these sites include Catholic churches, religious fortresses and palaces, Gothic-style cathedrals, and a university city, among others! Explore these historic sites to know the spots that you should visit when you get married in Spain!
Salamanca
Salamanca itself is a UNESCO world heritage site, that's why couples choosing this location is guaranteed to have an authentic historic vibe for their big day! Pick from among the boutique and historic hotels, castles, and palaces in the region for your micro wedding.
Cáceres
From old palaces to medieval castles and homey hotels, there are many options for your wonderful elopement in Spain if you will get married in Càceres. There is a castle that dates back to the 15th-century with a beautiful garden for wedding ceremonies. For elopements, there are hotels with restaurants, bars, and outdoor pools, minimalist venues, and other ceremony spots near famous Spanish palaces.
Ávila
Ávila is a hilly city northwest of Madrid with a charm of its own. Aside from the countryside vibe that it offers, it boasts of elopement venues with views of the Spanish rolling hills, garden wedding spots filled with archaeological features, charming hotels with restaurants overlooking the Gredos Mountains and the ancient city walls.
Cordoba
Cordoba sits in southern Spain and is best known for the La Mezquita, a huge mosque that dates back to 784 A.D. Prepare to be transported back in time when you exchange vows in one of its historic venues. Have a wedding ceremony at the terrace of an old hotel with panoramic views of the city, in a timeless protected building along a quiet cobbled Spanish street, or at an Andalusian-style building that features old Spanish architecture through its columns and arches.
Alhambra
Travel to Alhambra for a unique wedding in Spain where you'll see remains of Roman fortifications and the famous 14th-century Royal Complex. You can get married in a courtyard surrounded by thick foliage, in a wedding estate with historic buildings, or in a palace hotel overlooking a rugged natural park and scenic hilltop villages!
Santiago de Compostela
It's easy to recognize Santiago de Compostela as a religious site. It's known to the faithful for its Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, and the alleged burial site of St. James. If you're rooting for a wedding in Spain for religious reasons, Santiago de Compostela is a great choice. Marry in a luxury hotel near the cathedral, a historical 5-star venue that was once a convent, or in an idyllic hotel along the riverwalk surrounded by surreal nature!