Marry in Catalonia
Say your vows in Catalan wine country or on the Costa Brava, then dance into the night. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
These four Catalan venues each hold an offer with us for your ceremony and reception.
Say your vows in a 14th-century castle's olive grove, then dine on a terrace over the Empordà.
Say your vows in an iron temple ringed by water, on a medieval estate among Empordà orchards.
Say your vows among the cypresses in the Penedès, then dine in the olive grove at golden hour.
Say your vows under the trees of a 17th-century Penedès farmhouse that is yours for the day.
In the Penedès you can marry in the gardens of a 17th-century farmhouse inside seven hectares of protected forest, or at a villa with vineyards and almond trees on every side. On the Costa Brava, a medieval estate sits among 125 hectares of apple orchards in the Empordà.
Drinks often start beside the villa pool as the sun drops over the Penedès vines. On the Costa Brava the beaches are about 20 minutes from the castle, and at the orchard estate a wooden food truck brings late snacks to the dance floor.
Rows of white chairs on a gravel aisle under a canopy of trees.
Aerial view at dusk of a lit garden dinner beside the house and pool.
Stone castle tower seen from a garden path with palms and flowering shrubs.
Your guests will want to know these before they book flights.
Days around the wedding fill easily.
Visit Gaudi's basilica in Barcelona, with timed tickets booked ahead.
Wander Gaudi's hillside park above the city.
Take a day trip to the mountain monastery outside Barcelona.
Tour the wineries of Catalonia's sparkling wine region.
Tell us your date and roughly how many guests. Your advisor checks the venues in Catalonia for you and replies in writing.
