Spain Wedding & Elopement Packages
Elopements • Destination Weddings • Vow Renewals
All-Inclusive Wedding Packages in Spain — Elope in Barcelona, Mallorca & More
Looking for all-inclusive wedding or elopement packages in Spain? Whether you elope as a couple or bring your loved ones for a destination wedding, everything is handled: ceremony, photography, coordination and planning are all included.
Check out our wedding packages in Spain — Barcelona, Mallorca, Sitges, Seville and Madrid — each run by a local coordinator who knows the city. Tell us your date and your vision, and we build the day around you.

Why Get Married in Spain — Sunny & Dreamy Weddings
There’s every reason to get married in Spain: a coast and ancient cities full of elegant, sun-drenched settings — exchange your vows by the sea, or in a historic courtyard under warm Mediterranean light.
Every region has its own character, from bold architecture to quiet old towns. Pick the ceremony that fits you, choose the destination that speaks to you, and we’ll plan it around you.
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Both are Mediterranean islands with mature wedding infrastructure, and price is not the deciding factor: our entry package is €895 in Mallorca and €920 on all three Greek islands. What separates them is the setting, the journey and the crowds.
- Scenery: Mallorca mixes the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, quiet coves and the cliffs of Cap de Formentor. Greece offers caldera views in Santorini, windmills in Mykonos, open landscapes in Crete.
- Architecture: Spanish stone villages such as Deià and Valldemossa, Gothic influences and private villas in Mallorca; whitewashed Cycladic houses and cave hotels in Greece.
- Getting there: Mallorca is a 2–3 hour direct flight from most European cities, with a ferry link from Barcelona. Most Greek islands require a connection through Athens.
- Atmosphere: tapas culture and Spanish energy on one side; a slower, sunset-led island rhythm on the other.
- Crowds: Mallorca stays calmer than Santorini or Mykonos in peak season. Crete is the quiet Greek equivalent.
- Climate: 25–30°C in summer in Mallorca, 28–35°C in the Greek islands. Peak season runs May–September in Mallorca, April–October in Greece.
- Budget: identical at entry level. The gap opens only at the top of the range — our Infinity package is from €10,450 in Mallorca, €7,910 in Crete, €5,970 in Mykonos and €12,670 in Santorini, where caldera venues carry a real premium.
Pick Mallorca for easier travel, varied landscapes within a short drive and fewer crowds. Pick the Greek islands for the caldera backdrop and the Cycladic look. Either way, a wedding in Mallorca or in Greece is planned by the same team, on the same package structure.
Our package price is the same in every month of the year, so the season is a question of weather, light and crowds — not budget. The short answer: September is the strongest month across all five of our Spanish destinations.
- Spring (March–May): mild 18–25°C, flowers in bloom, wide venue availability and no peak crowds. Best for Seville, during orange blossom season and before the summer heat, and for the gardens of Madrid. Occasional April showers, so keep a backup plan.
- Summer (June–August): guaranteed sunshine at 30–35°C, over 40°C inland, with sunset around 9:30–10pm. Best for Barcelona, Mallorca and Sitges, where beach clubs and long outdoor receptions come into their own. Avoid Seville and Madrid in July–August: 38–42°C makes an outdoor ceremony hard work. Expect peak tourist crowds.
- Autumn (September–October): golden light, 22–28°C, fewer tourists. Works everywhere — Seville is still warm without the extremes, Mallorca is still in season, and Barcelona has its La Mercè festival in September. Rain probability rises from October, though it stays low by northern European standards.
Regional differences matter. Barcelona, Mallorca and Sitges are coastal Mediterranean: mild and reliable from May to October. Seville and Madrid are inland: extreme in summer, close to perfect in spring and autumn. Sitges follows Barcelona, a touch warmer.
If you want one answer: September to early October for a wedding in Spain, in any of our five destinations. Right temperatures, the best light of the year, and the crowds already gone.
An island and a city, linked by a short flight and a ferry line, and much closer on price than you would expect. Barcelona packages run from €830 to €10,152. Mallorca starts at €895, with the Infinity package from €10,450 depending on guest count. Mallorca sits 3 to 8% above Barcelona depending on the package, not in a different bracket.
- Scenery: Mallorca gives you hidden coves, the Cap de Formentor cliffs and open countryside. Barcelona gives you the Gothic Quarter, Gaudí modernism and beaches inside the city limits.
- Vibe: barefoot and boho-chic on the island; urban, artistic and cosmopolitan in the city.
- Guest logistics: Mallorca means island accommodation and a resort stay for everyone. Barcelona means hotels at every price, metro access, and guests who can explore on their own.
- Honeymoon: Mallorca puts the beach at your door the morning after. Barcelona is a base for the rest of Catalonia, with fast train connections.
- Crowds: Mallorca stays quieter than Barcelona at the height of the season.
- Season: Mallorca is reliable outdoors from May to October, 25–30°C in summer. Barcelona works year-round, 15–30°C, with venues indoors and out.
Both run on the same team and the same package structure. Choose the island for a wedding that doubles as the honeymoon; choose a wedding in Barcelona if your guests want a city around the ceremony.
We plan in both countries, so here is the honest version. Spain is lower on price at the entry and mid levels — around 13% below Italy on our Basic and Silver packages, compared destination by destination — but the gap narrows as you go up, to roughly 2% on Infinity. And the cheapest package we offer in either country is Italian: €790 in Florence. Budget alone will not settle this.
- Atmosphere: Spain is colourful and spontaneous, built on street life and late nights. Italy is refined, romantic, unhurried.
- Architecture: Moorish influences, Gothic quarters and Gaudí modernism in Spain. Renaissance palaces, baroque churches and Roman ruins in Italy.
- Food: tapas to share, sangria, dinner from 10pm in Spain. Courses, wine pairings and family recipes in Italy.
- Landscape: Spain gives you beach and city in the same day, in Barcelona or Mallorca. Italy runs from the northern lakes down to Sicily, with cooler mountains in between.
- LGBTQIA+: Spain is particularly welcoming, and Sitges is one of Europe’s landmark gay destinations. Italy is more traditional, though it is changing.
- Season: May to October in both. Spanish summers run 25–35°C, with mild winters in Andalusia. Italy varies more, and the northern lakes stay cooler.
Choose a destination wedding in Spain for energy, sunshine and a beach within reach of a city. Choose Italy for Renaissance backdrops, lake scenery and a slower kind of romance.
Every figure below is taken from the destination page itself: VAT included, no hidden fees, and the price shown is the price you pay. Our ceremonies are symbolic — they carry your own vows and an English-speaking officiant, but no legal value — and the free locations take up to 15 guests.
- Seville: €793 (Basic) to €8,167 (Infinity). The lowest entry price of our five Spanish destinations.
- Barcelona: €830 to €10,152. The Infinity package here is built around a private venue rental for up to 15 guests.
- Sitges: €830 to €8,250. Identical to Barcelona on the first four packages; the two only diverge at Infinity level.
- Madrid: €870 to €7,730. Slightly above Barcelona on the first four packages, and the lowest Infinity of the five.
- Mallorca: from €895, with the Infinity package from €10,450 — the final figure depends on guest count, since it is built around a private venue inside one of the island’s hotels.
What changes as you move up: Silver adds a bouquet and one hour of photography. Gold adds three hours of photography, a transfer or tour by car — a horse carriage in Seville — and a bottle of champagne. Diamond adds three hours of video. Infinity is where the five destinations differ most: eight hours of photography and a vintage car in Seville and Sitges, six hours of filming in Madrid, a private venue in Barcelona and Mallorca.
The ranking on entry price runs Seville, Barcelona and Sitges, Madrid, then Mallorca — but it reverses at the top, where Madrid is the lowest and Mallorca the highest. The spread across all five is under 13% on Basic. An elopement in Spain is a question of setting, not budget.
Sitges is a coastal village half an hour from Barcelona airport, and it has been a refuge for gay couples since the 1960s — through the Franco years, and long before it was fashionable. That history is the reason couples come here. Our packages run from €830 to €8,250, the same entry price as Barcelona itself.
- The community is there year-round, not only at Pride. Rainbow flags, gay-owned bars and beach clubs, an accepting local culture, and no stares.
- Venues are open to same-sex couples by default, with no special-accommodation framing: beachfront ceremonies with sea views, cobblestone streets in the old town, terraces looking over both sea and mountains, intimate village squares, countryside villas, and church backdrops for symbolic ceremonies.
- Sitges Pride draws an international crowd every year.
- Straight couples are just as welcome. The inclusive atmosphere is the point, not the audience.
- Getting there: 30 minutes by car or train from Barcelona airport, a major European hub. Guests can day-trip into Barcelona and fly home from the same place, and the village is walkable, so there is no transport to organise.
- Climate: 25–30°C in summer, minimal rain from May to September, mild winters at 10–15°C. Outdoor ceremonies are reliable from spring through autumn.
Sitges is the Spanish destination our same-sex couples ask for most often. If you want village scale, a Mediterranean beach and a major airport half an hour away, this is where we send couples looking for an LGBTQIA+ wedding in Spain that needs no explaining to anyone.
Two big Spanish cities, and closer on price than the idea of a capital premium suggests: Madrid sits 1 to 5% above Barcelona on the first four packages, then falls 24% below it at Infinity level — €7,730 against €10,152. The real difference between them is the sea.
- Beach: Barcelona has city beaches you can walk to. Madrid is inland, with the coast three hours away or more. If a beach ceremony matters, the decision is already made.
- Architecture: royal palaces, classical façades and wide boulevards in Madrid, with the Sabatini Gardens and Retiro Park among the settings. Gaudí’s modernism, the Gothic Quarter and medieval streets in Barcelona.
- Atmosphere: Madrid is formal, traditional, Castilian. Barcelona is relaxed, creative, international, with a Catalan identity of its own.
- Guest activities: the Prado, the Reina Sofía, the Palacio Real and flamenco in La Latina. Or the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, beach clubs and a day trip to Montserrat.
- Language: Spanish in Madrid. Catalan and Spanish in Barcelona, with more English spoken day to day.
- Climate: Madrid is continental — 30–35°C in summer, 5–15°C in winter, and the driest capital in Europe, so sunshine is close to guaranteed. Barcelona is milder at 15–30°C, with coastal breezes. Madrid peaks April–June and September–October; Barcelona works year-round.
Choose Madrid for royal backdrops, Castilian formality and reliable sun. Choose an elopement in Barcelona if you want the sea within reach, Gaudí as a backdrop, and a city where your guests will find their way around on their own.
Seville is the cheaper of the two, but not by much: 3 to 5% below Barcelona on the first four packages, and 20% below at Infinity level — €8,167 against €10,152. Seville also carries the lowest entry price of our five Spanish destinations, at €793. The real choice is between a coastal city and an Andalusian one.
- Architecture: Gothic streets and Gaudí’s modernism in Barcelona. Moorish palaces and baroque churches in Seville, with the Royal Alcázar and Plaza de España above all.
- Atmosphere: cosmopolitan, beach clubs and an international crowd on one side. Romantic, passionate and unmistakably Andalusian on the other.
- Getting there: Barcelona is a major hub with direct flights across Europe and beyond. Seville usually means a connection through Madrid — and, in exchange, far fewer tourists once you arrive.
- Guest experience: beaches, museums and the Sagrada Família. Or flamenco, tapas crawls and the Alcázar gardens.
- Photography: colourful modernism in Barcelona, golden Moorish stone in Seville. Neither is short of backdrops.
- Climate: Barcelona is mild and coastal at 15–30°C, reliable from May to October. Seville is the hottest city in Spain, 35–40°C in summer — plan for March–June or September–October, and avoid July and August.
Choose Barcelona for the sea, the flight connections and the variety of backdrops. Choose a wedding in Seville for the Alcázar, the orange blossom season and a city that still feels Spanish rather than international.
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HOW TO PLAN YOUR SPAIN WEDDING OR VOW RENEWAL?
You have questions, and that is normal. Love Gracefully are professional celebrants who know Spain and its people, and we plan every wedding or vow renewal in Spain from scratch rather than from a template. Here is how it works, in three steps.
1-CHECK AVAILABILITY
Reach us through our contact form. If you’re coming from Canada, the UK, or Australia, tell us your timeline. We’ll check the calendar and show you our wedding locations in Spain, from the beaches of Mallorca to the secret gardens of Barcelona.
2-CHOOSE YOUR PACKAGE
Select from our Spanish wedding packages, each designed for a stress-free experience from abroad. From a quiet beach elopement to a grand Mediterranean celebration, we answer every question and tailor the day to you.
3-BOOK YOUR DATE
Confirm your celebration with our secure online booking. Our local Spanish coordinators then take the lead on all logistics, and we start the preparations right away so your day turns out exactly as you imagined.

WHAT TYPE OF SPAIN WEDDING IS RIGHT FOR YOU ?

SPAIN DESTINATION WEDDING
Picture your loved ones in a sunny setting, with ancient stone and the Mediterranean behind you. That is a destination wedding in Spain: many of our locations are free, or you can choose a historic landmark, a private beach, a castle or a vineyard. Cross the ocean once and the trip doubles as a holiday, with world-famous food and something to do for everyone. Book your Spain destination wedding package and let us organise the day.

SPAIN ELOPEMENT
Want to skip the stress of a big event but still mark your love in a way that means something? Eloping to Spain gives you an intimate, unforgettable day, free from the pressure of a larger wedding, focused only on the two of you. Spanish cities bring warm colours, beautiful architecture and quiet beaches, and the country makes an adventurous honeymoon once the ceremony is over. Discover our elopement packages in Spain and celebrate your own way.

SPAIN VOW RENEWAL
Still on a romantic escape through the land of sun and colour? Why not reaffirm your love with a vow renewal in Spain. Renew your vows in front of a historic monument, on a beach, or in a quiet secret garden, and pick the setting that means the most to the two of you. If you have your own connection to Spain, through heritage, memories or a chapter of your life, renewing your vows here is a way to honour it.

WHERE CAN GET MARRIED IN SPAIN ?
Do you want to marry in Spain but still need help choosing a city? Read on! We list the key attractions of each one below and try to suggest the flavor they will add to your wedding.
If you are still undecided, don’t forget we’re always here to help you. Contact us, and we will help you find the city of your dreams. We have over 10 years of experience.
All our wedding packages in Spain include several free locations, but we can also offer you more exclusive, private venues for an extra fee. Contact us to know more.

BARCELONA WEDDING
Barcelona is more than a city. Sure, it has buildings, streets and shops, but it also has a beautiful beach and plenty to see around its outskirts. A Barcelona wedding package is for you if you want your ceremony to mix the urban and the natural.
Barcelona was also built on the dreams of some of the world’s greatest minds. You’ll be struck by Gothic landmarks such as the Cathedral and the Gothic Quarter sitting side by side with the modernist school — among them the wildly extravagant works of Gaudí. In Barcelona you can step back in time or into a futuristic fairyland, and the photo opportunities are everywhere.
And then there is the light — that special Mediterranean light that, combined with the city’s colours, inspired Picasso. People here are crazy for colour, so Barcelona is vivid to begin with, and even more so under that intoxicating sun. If you want a colourful elopement, destination wedding or vow renewal, Barcelona is your city.
Barcelona also has a unique way of celebrating life. Festivals and street gatherings with neighbours and friends happen all year round. Its people take life seriously but not themselves, which gives the city a lovely sense of lightness. If you want a wedding that feels merry rather than stiff, book a Barcelona wedding package.

MALLORCA WEDDING
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, those cosy Mediterranean retreats, each with its own microclimate and landscape. Celebrate here and you’ll find an island famed for its backdrops: picturesque beaches, dramatic mountains and charming countryside. If your style is boho-chic, a Mallorca wedding package is the place to start.
You’ll find no shortage of spots to say ‘I do’ — on a cliff, on the terrace of a luxury hotel, or in a quiet villa — always with Mediterranean sea views and golden sunsets behind you.
The climate helps too: mild winters, warm summers and sun for most of the year, so an outdoor ceremony rarely has to worry about rain. And unlike more remote islands, Mallorca is very well connected, with regular flights from across Europe and modern infrastructure that makes the day easy to organise for you and your guests.
It’s also a natural place to stay on — for a romantic honeymoon, or a family holiday if your guests linger. The island is renowned for its food, and there’s plenty to do, from the Old Town of Palma to water sports, hiking and sightseeing. Book your Mallorca wedding package and start planning your adventure.

SEVILLE WEDDING
How about tying the knot in a land of fantasy? If you want something different for your ceremony, a Seville wedding package is your perfect starting point. The city’s unique mix of Eastern and Western cultures is evident in its architecture, its music, its dance and its food.
Couples who celebrate their destination wedding or elopement here step into Seville’s history — its colourful streets, its striking architecture, and the magic of places like the Royal Alcázar. In a city kept intact over the centuries, you’ll feel something rare: like walking into a fairy tale.
Wandering through the Alcázar, you’ll understand the spell Seville casts, turning every couple into a prince and princess from a tale as old as time.
Seville is a city of passion, too. Its people live intensely and express joy vividly — isn’t that the perfect blessing for your union? Picture flamenco at your wedding, the dancers showing you how to move to that music, alongside the street festivals and food that give this sunny city its vibrant edge. It’s an ideal place for an intimate getaway, or a fun trip for family and friends. Book your Seville wedding package and discover its colourful magic.

MADRID WEDDING
Madrid is the capital city of Spain, and as such the jewel in the crown of Spanish culture. Home to the Spanish monarchy, a Madrid wedding package brings royal vibes that add something special to your ceremony. With its unmistakable style — the kind that hits you the moment you set foot in its streets — Madrid gives you and your partner moments of unforgettable magic.
Madrid has a special vibe. Spanish people love to be outdoors in their cities, and you will often hear them laughing, singing and dancing for no other reason than that life is rich and good. That feeling of lightness will fill your ceremony, so if you want a heartwarming celebration, Madrid is the place.
Madrid is a city of contrasts, with big open patios and squares, narrow cobbled streets, and large parks — among them the Retiro, with its beautiful Palacio de Cristal, and the Sabatini Gardens overlooking the Royal Palace. In the evening you can watch Madrileños stroll down streets lined with tapas bars in the Barrio de la Latina, chattering away like there’s no tomorrow, and sense that for a capital, Madrid keeps a surprisingly rustic, poetic, uncommercialised charm.
Last but not least, as the driest capital in Europe, Madrid all but guarantees a sunny day for your destination wedding. The balmy weather and the natural warmth of its people will warm your heart and soul. Find out more about our Madrid wedding packages.

SITGES WEDDING
Sitges is one of Europe’s landmark LGBTQIA+ destinations. Whether you are gay or lesbian, it has always opened its arms to same-sex weddings — even during the Franco dictatorship, Sitges welcomed and protected gay couples from all over the world.
And if you are straight and fancy a small, cosy village on the Mediterranean, Sitges works beautifully too. Wherever you stand, it’s almost impossible not to see the sea as you say ‘I do’, surrounded by ancient stone and the scent of Spanish flowers.
For a village of its size, Sitges is remarkably well placed: 30 minutes from Barcelona and one of Europe’s largest airports, with direct flights from around the world. Far from the crowded tourist spots, yet with all the comforts of a chic ceremony — and a ready-made honeymoon on your doorstep.
Need more reasons to book a Sitges wedding package? Its church, the sunsets over the sea, the cobbled streets of the old town, the countryside around it. Whether your dream ceremony is a terrace at sunset with a 360° view of sea and mountains, or something closer to a joyful celebration, Sitges is the place.


MEET OUR TEAM
Bibiana,
Love Gracefully Barcelona coordinator
A wedding industry veteran for a decade, I’ve been a key part of the Love Gracefully team since 2016. As a Spanish native with a wanderer’s soul, Barcelona enchanted me from the start with its blend of sea, history, and vibrant energy—I’ve spent years exploring its most artistic and hidden corners.
I bring a romantic vision and meticulous planning to every ceremony. From coordinating our premier vendors to designing those bespoke touches, I manage every detail so you can simply enjoy. My dream? That your Barcelona celebration feels like a perfect reflection of your story.
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