Wedding Suppliers in Malta

Malta is one of the easiest places for Irish couples to marry abroad legally, with English as an official language and a warm Mediterranean climate, and weddingsonline lists 3 destination weddings specialists here. From historic venues in Valletta and Mdina to coastal celebrations and the quieter island of Gozo, the planners below handle the paperwork and the party.

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Planning a wedding in Malta

Malta is genuinely popular for legally binding weddings: English is an official language so the paperwork is in English, the residency requirement is short, and both civil and Catholic ceremonies are well established and recognised. That combination makes it one of the most stress-free legal destination weddings for Irish couples.

Valletta and Mdina offer historic, atmospheric venues, while the coast around Sliema and St Julian's suits hotel and seafront celebrations, and Gozo gives a quieter, more rural feel. The season is long and reliably sunny from April to October, with spring and early autumn the most comfortable for celebrating outdoors.

How much does a wedding in Malta cost?

Malta is competitively priced for a Mediterranean destination wedding, and the ease of marrying legally means you may save on the cost and hassle of a separate ceremony at home. Guest numbers, venue and season set the final figure. Send your details to any of the destination weddings specialists below for a tailored quote.

Frequently asked questions

Can we get legally married in Malta?
Yes, and easily. English is an official language so paperwork is in English, the residency requirement is short, and both civil and Catholic ceremonies are recognised. This makes Malta one of the most straightforward legal destination weddings for Irish couples. A planner from the list above will manage it.
Why is Malta so popular with Irish couples?
English is widely spoken and official, it is an easy place to marry legally, the climate is warm for much of the year, and venues range from historic cities to coastal hotels and the island of Gozo.
When is the best time to marry in Malta?
April to October is warm and reliably sunny. Spring and early autumn are the most comfortable for outdoor celebrations, while midsummer is hot and busy.
Where in Malta do couples get married?
Valletta and Mdina for historic venues, Sliema and St Julian's for seafront hotels, and Gozo for a quieter, rural setting.

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