Destination Weddings archive
Poble Espanyol
A village of Spanish architecture built in 1929 on Montjuïc, with a Romanesque-style monastery, a chapel and views over Barcelona.
La Llotja de Mar
A historic merchants’ exchange by Barcelona’s port, with a medieval hall, a gilded salon and a neoclassical courtyard for weddings.
Hotel Casa Fuster
A modernist landmark by Domènech i Montaner on Passeig de Gràcia, now a five-star hotel with a rooftop lookout terrace and a weddings team.
Hostal de la Gavina
A 1932 seafront hotel in S’Agaró with garden ceremonies, sea-view banquets for up to 300 guests and 76 rooms.
Jaume’s Weddings
Wedding celebrant in Catalonia who works in Spanish, Catalan and English. He led Mercedes and Jay’s ceremony at Can Borrell.
Cala Jóncols
An Italian-built hotel from 1955 in a remote cove of the Costa Brava, near Cadaqués and Cap de Creus.
Finca Marqués de Montemolar
A secluded finca with sea views on the peaceful coast of the Valencia region.
Masia Cabellut
A secluded villa in the hills of Catalonia, with vineyards and panoramic views.
Casa La Siesta
An intimate villa with lush gardens and quaint courtyards in the south of Andalusia.
Bodega Otazu
A wine estate in the heart of Navarre, for weddings among vineyards and señorío architecture.