If you’ve dreamed of getting married in a castle since childhood, this might come true. However, William & Harry are taken and there is no more vacant Princesse-title. But it doesn’t hurt to book a 3-hour private session at the castle after your big day. This is perfect for those who want to capture those romantic little moments on film. We have selected real castles for you, where on your special day you will feel like a princess.
Neuschwanstein Castle, Schwangau, Germany
Neuschwanstein Castle, inspired by the Romanesque Renaissance, is a breathtakingly beautiful example of 19th century architecture. Sitting on a hilltop overlooking beautiful mountains and waiting for the sun to set over them, it’s hard to find a more awe-inspiring landscape than The Alps. The popularity of such a grandiose and historical castle as Neuschwanstein is understandable as it has been the muse to Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland and Cinderella Castle at Disney World. We have a special engagement package. With engagement packages, you get to design an event based on your needs. We offer a variety of different venues in the city that are easily customizable for your needs with scenic views of the castle in the background, or if you’re looking for something more low-key, there are also options available. Candlelit dinners are also available if that
Hluboka Castle, Hluboka nad Vltavou, Czech Republic
Located near the town of Hluboka nad Vltavou, this ivy-covered castle has an elegant white facade and trailing roses in front.This gorgeous, 13th-century castle and Czech National Cultural Memorial is one of the best wedding venues in the country thanks to its Gothic architecture and surrounds. Originally built as a royal Gothic castle, it was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in the 16th century and then given another facelift at the beginning of 18th-century. It’s current appearance comes from work done to it during the mid 19th century where. This grand hotel houses a romantic castle hotel, Hotel Stekl. It reflects the building’s past with authentic copies of Dutch masters’ paintings lining the walls. Its reception area features a terrace and restaurant which has an international menu.
Ashford Castle, Kong, Ireland
Nestled in the beautiful Irish countryside, overlooking the sparkling Loch Corrib. Ashford Castle was built back in 1228 and was converted into a luxury hotel in the 1930s. Not only is this castle one of the most spectacular historical landmarks in all of Europe, but it also has breath-taking secluded garden ruins and breathtaking views that will make you feel like royalty. It can accommodate larger weddings, with a maximum of 164 people, but also has smaller spaces for more intimate weddings with 10 guests. The rooms are beautiful and they have antique furniture to compliment the décor. You and your guests will have unlimited access to the whole estate, which includes open lawns, a walled Victorian garden and lakeside forest paths. These make a lovely setting for wedding pictures. Stay in one of our 80+ individually designed rooms and suites, some with fireplaces, footrests and four-posters.
Dundas Castle, Scotland
Dundas Castle is one of Scotland’s most beautiful historic castles, located withing a tranquil 400-acre estate near Edinburgh. This imposing medieval fortress has withstood plenty of warfare over the centuries.
The castle, built by William Byrne in 1818, serves as the stately home of Sir Jack Stuart-Clark & his wife Lady Lydia. They’re able to share the space with their 3 children and 4 grandchildren.
A 17-bedroom chateau is great for weddings. It offers space to house all of your closest friends & family without feeling too crowded. Plus, the lake bath is the perfect spot for your newlywed night together.
The castle also has a variety of venues for weddings. One such venue is the Great Hall with its vaulted ceilings and original brickwork, accessed by a fairy-tale staircase in the medieval Old Crepe Tower. Others are beautifully elegant Georgian rooms like the Croquet Room or one of our marquee spaces.
Pena Palace, Sintra, Portugal
The Pena Palace has been the favorite tourist attraction in Portugal for over 150 years, as one of the most beautiful palaces on the continent. Surrounded by beautiful, exotic plants & trees in the Pena Park, this setting looks like an excellent place to tie the knot. King Ferdinand II was a creative genius. His work is most evident in the hills, park and palace, known as a fine example of 19th century romanticism in all of Portugal. The palace is beautifully situated on a rocky peak that provides an impressive views of the surrounding park. It’s not just looks though – you will be able to visit it from anywhere in the park, and it includes two wings and a third architectural structure which include watchtowers, battlements, entrance tunnel and drawbridge. No matter where they are, whether inside the royally decorated palace or outside overlooking the ocean & city, couples can celebrate their love at their sophisticated wedding reception.
Castello Odescalchi di Bracciano, Italy
Holding a wedding in Italy, what better place than at a cathedral that is from the 15th-century and has a museum as well as a cozy castle. This venue seats about 150 guests.
Located in the beautiful town of Bracciano on the southern shores of Lake Bracciano, you can enjoy incredible views of the Mediterranean from any perspective. The town and its surroundings also offer more than 500 years worth of cultural heritage and history which can be found in architecture, decor and local activities.
Castello Odescalchi di Bracciano is a special standout because it gives the bride the chance to make an impressive entrance. She can enter and exit the church using the passage hidden behind her bedroom at the castle.
This castle has been called on to host some iconic films and documentaries, including the Sophia Loren one with Tony Curtis. Charlton Heston, Gina Lollobrigida and pretty much everyone else who has ever held a camera have also filmed here, while many lavish weddings have taken place within its walls.
Sterling Castle, Sterling, Scotland
One of the largest and most important castles in all of Scotland and one of the best-preserved Renaissance buildings in the entire United Kingdom, Sterling was the favorite residence of many of the country’s kings and queens, and in the 16th century it was also considered the center of the arts of Scotland. It also makes it possible to marry in the very place where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned in 1534, and where Robert Burns wrote many of his poems.
Stirling Castle can be rented exclusively for a wedding ceremony in places like the Royal Chapel, with its impressive furnishings and interior decorated with a painted frieze. Alternatively, you may choose the 16th century Great Hall, which offers its own special charm.
