Wedding Suppliers in Spain

Spain is a top destination wedding choice for Irish couples, with weddingsonline listing 6 destination weddings specialists who plan weddings across the mainland and islands. From beach ceremonies on the Costa del Sol and Marbella to finca celebrations in Mallorca and Ibiza and city weddings in Barcelona, the planners below cover venues, suppliers and the all-important paperwork.

Listings, prices and reviews updated August 2026

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Planning a wedding in Spain

One thing to know early: a legally binding civil ceremony in Spain generally requires a residency period that most visiting couples cannot meet, so the majority of international couples marry legally in Ireland first and then hold a symbolic ceremony in Spain. A Catholic church wedding in Spain can be legally recognised if you arrange the church paperwork in advance. A local planner will guide you through the right option for your situation.

Popular regions include the Costa del Sol and Marbella, Mallorca and Ibiza for finca and villa weddings, Barcelona and Valencia for city style, and the Costa Brava for coastal scenery. The season is long, roughly May to October, with the south staying warm well into autumn.

How much does a wedding in Spain cost?

Spain offers good value alongside a huge range of venues, from relaxed beach restaurants to exclusive-use fincas and luxury villas, so the budget is very much in your control. Guest numbers, location and season drive 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 Spain?
A legally binding civil ceremony in Spain usually requires a residency period that most visiting couples cannot meet, so the majority of international couples marry legally in Ireland first and hold a symbolic ceremony in Spain. A Catholic church wedding can be legally recognised if arranged in advance. A planner from the list above will advise on the best route.
Which parts of Spain are most popular for weddings?
The Costa del Sol and Marbella, the islands of Mallorca and Ibiza for fincas and villas, Barcelona and Valencia for city weddings, and the Costa Brava for coastal settings.
When is the best time to marry in Spain?
May to October is the main season. Southern Spain stays warm well into autumn, while high summer in inland areas can be very hot, so many couples choose late spring or early autumn.
Do we need a wedding planner in Spain?
It is highly advisable, both to navigate the symbolic-versus-legal ceremony question and to coordinate venues and suppliers from Ireland. Browse the specialists above and enquire with a few to compare.