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The palaces, villas and islands for a wedding, and the planners who make it, country by country.
Last checked October 2026.
Founded in 2000 by Counts Aleramo and Riccardo Lanza and Prince Antonio Licata di Baucina, the firm planned the Venice weddings of George and Amal Clooney and of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez. It publishes no examples of its work, out of discretion. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
Italy's best-known wedding designer and a television host, whose Milan studio plans weddings and private events in places such as Capri, Venice and Rome. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
Planning weddings in Greece since 1993, with work across Santorini, Crete, Paros and the Athens Riviera. It is a founding member of the Greek Destination Planners Association. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
An 18th-century palace, now a five-star hotel of 30 rooms, in the hills of Sintra, with gardens looking towards the Moorish Castle and the Pena Palace. It hosts wedding ceremonies and banquets on its front lawn, in its gardens and in its period salons.
The clifftop estate of Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria, now a house museum in his honour, above the sea on Mallorca's northwest coast. Couples marry beneath its white marble pavilion over the sea. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild's Belle Époque palace stands between Nice and Monaco with nine themed gardens over the sea. It takes private receptions and weddings. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
An Oetker hotel with France's Palace distinction, on a hilltop above the Riviera with six Provençal villas among olive trees. It hosts weddings and private events across several spaces. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
Weddings in Monaco are held at the hotels and venues of the Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer, among them the Hôtel de Paris and the Hôtel Hermitage, which are on our hotel lists. montecarlosbm.com
A hotel in a 12th-century residence high above the Amalfi Coast, known for its gardens and the Terrace of Infinity, run by the same family since the 1960s. It hosts weddings and events. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
A five-star resort built like a Puglian village near the sea, with its own events and celebrations team. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
A Renaissance castle on Lake Bracciano, northwest of Rome, still owned by the Odescalchi family, which hosts weddings and galas. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
An 18th-century palace with gilded mirrored salons, frescoes and Italianate walled gardens, Malta's leading wedding palace, with its own catering and event team. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
A 19th-century Ottoman waterfront mansion on the Bosphorus, run as one of Istanbul's best-known wedding venues. Visit website (opens the official site) ↗
That makes 12 entries in all.
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