Wedding Suppliers in Canary Islands

The Canary Islands offer year-round sunshine just a few hours from Ireland, making Tenerife, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura a reliable destination wedding choice. weddingsonline lists 1 destination weddings specialists who plan weddings across the islands, from beachfront resorts to volcanic-landscape venues.

Listings, prices and reviews updated October 2026

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Planning a wedding in the Canary Islands

The Canaries are part of Spain, so the same point applies: a legally binding civil ceremony generally requires a residency period most visiting couples cannot meet, so the majority marry legally in Ireland first and hold a symbolic ceremony on the islands. A local planner will set up the celebrant, venue and suppliers.

The islands' biggest draw is the climate, warm and sunny all year, which makes them a strong choice for a winter or shoulder-season wedding when mainland Europe is cold. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have the widest range of resort venues, while Lanzarote offers striking volcanic scenery and Fuerteventura its beaches.

How much does a wedding in the Canary Islands cost?

The Canaries are reasonable value and, with year-round sun, let you avoid peak-season pricing by marrying outside summer. Flights and accommodation for your group are usually the largest costs. Send your details to any of the destination weddings specialists below for a tailored quote.

Frequently asked questions

Can we get legally married in the Canary Islands?
The Canaries are part of Spain, so a legally binding civil ceremony usually requires a residency period most visiting couples cannot meet. Most couples marry legally in Ireland first and hold a symbolic ceremony on the islands. A planner from the list above will arrange it.
Can you have a winter wedding in the Canary Islands?
Yes, that is one of their biggest attractions. The islands are warm and sunny year-round, so they are a popular choice for winter and shoulder-season weddings when mainland Europe is cold.
Which Canary Island is best for a wedding?
Tenerife and Gran Canaria have the widest range of resort venues, Lanzarote offers dramatic volcanic scenery, and Fuerteventura is known for its beaches. A planner can match an island to your style.