With its picturesque beaches, rolling vineyards, and majestic mountains, Mallorca offers a truly stunning setting for your dream wedding.
As luxury wedding planners, the team at Matthew Oliver Weddings have had the privilege of working in some of Mallorca's most captivating venues, from historic fincas to seafront terraces. With our extensive experience and a network of suppliers, we ensure that every little detail is covered, giving you the freedom to relax and fully immerse yourself in the day.
These are just a glimpse of the remarkable locations where we can plan your dream wedding in Mallorca.
Whether you opt for the vibrant atmosphere of Palma de Mallorca, the quaint charm of Sóller, or the breathtaking views of Deià, Mallorca is the ideal destination for a high-end wedding. Trust our Mallorca wedding planners to handle the planning details, giving you the sole task of enjoying your special day!
Mallorca, with its sun-kissed beaches, rustic fincas, and elegant villas, offers a dreamy setting for a wedding that blends natural beauty and Mediterranean charm. As Mallorca destination wedding planners, Matthew Oliver Weddings creates bespoke celebrations that reflect the island’s relaxed sophistication and your unique love story.
Whether you envision a romantic ceremony on a secluded beach, a grand celebration in a historic estate, or an intimate gathering among the island’s olive groves, we ensure every detail is tailored to perfection. With our expertise, your Mallorcan wedding will be as seamless, beautiful, and unforgettable as the island itself.
The Balearics is a group of islands clustered in the glittering waters of the Mediterranean. The central islands in the archipelago are Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera, each with its own charms.
Mallorca is the destination for stunning scenery from the Sierra de Tramontana mountains to the Cabrera National Park and the stunning coastline. There’s a fabulous choice of luxury hotels and villas, or why not enjoy a celebration in the vines on one of the island's wine estates?
Ibiza might have a reputation as a party island, but it’s also incredibly popular for destination weddings. It’s perfect for a boho beach wedding in Cala Codolar or a stylish contemporary celebration in Ibiza Town itself. The island is a UNESCO World Heritage site, so you'll surely find some unique backdrops for your wedding photos.
If you're ready to tie the knot in Mallorca, you'll be spoilt for choice.
The best guide to a venue is having actually run a wedding there. Cap Rocat is a former military fortress at the mouth of the Bay of Palma, carved into the cliffs with the Mediterranean glittering below: dramatic, private, and unlike anywhere else on the island. On the wild northern peninsula, the Four Seasons at Formentor pairs five-star polish with one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the Balearics.
Try Son Marroig with its clifftop marble temple for an intimate VIP-style wedding: one of the most iconic settings on the island. Or tie the knot in style at the imposing La Fortaleza, a filming location for The Night Manager and the destination where local hero Rafa Nadal hosted his own wedding.
Mallorca is rich in historic buildings, and if your dream is a fairytale castle, try the Castell Son Claret. Step into another world among romantic courtyards and fountains, where the air is heavy with the scent of lavender and orange blossom. For something boutique, Ca's Xorc nestles high in the mountains with breathtaking views to the sea.
Mallorca is the sunniest of the Balearic Islands, so if you want to guarantee blue skies when you tie the knot, you're in the right place. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures peaking in the low 30s, cooled by sea breezes.
For plenty of sun at kinder temperatures, spring and autumn average eight to ten hours of sunshine a day and are our pick for most celebrations. And the island stays mild enough through winter to make an off-season wedding a genuinely lovely option.
Spain's rules make a legally binding ceremony tricky for visiting couples: a Catholic wedding requires documentation including birth and confirmation certificates, a certificate of no impediment and proof of a pre-marriage course, while a civil marriage generally requires residency.
For most of our couples, the simplest route is a legal civil ceremony at home, followed by the full celebration and blessing at your Mallorca venue, and nobody at the party will know the difference. Same-sex marriage has been recognised in Spain since 2005. We'll guide you through whichever route fits.
Mallorca is the sunniest of the Balearic Islands, so if you want to guarantee blue skies when you tie the knot, you're in the right place. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures peaking in the low 30s, cooled by sea breezes.
For plenty of sun at kinder temperatures, spring and autumn average eight to ten hours of sunshine a day and are our pick for most celebrations. And the island stays mild enough through winter to make an off-season wedding a genuinely lovely option.
With Mallorca as your base, the rest of the archipelago is a short crossing away, and there's no better way to start married life than island-hopping through the Balearics. Charter a yacht and drop anchor in the coves of Formentera, spend a night or two in the boho luxury of Ibiza's north, or slip across to sleepy Menorca for empty beaches and long lunches.
Or simply stay put: check into a clifftop hideaway in the Tramuntana, book a table at one of the island's Michelin-starred restaurants, and let Mallorca do what it does best.
