July 2020

Mallorca is undoubtedly the favorite island of many Europeans.

Above all, it impresses with its diversity and the breathtaking beauty of nature and of course the beautiful weather - who doesn't dream of saying yes by the sea in the warm sunshine?

And the best thing about Mallorca? It's only a 2-hour flight from Germany - a real stone's throw to get to paradise, don't you think?

Then there's the issue of language barriers when it comes to weddings abroad - we can take those concerns away from you. There are many German wedding speakers and priests on Mallorca, so your wedding ceremony can definitely take place in German.

Of course, there are also service providers who don't speak German, for example when it comes to seating or catering - but that's what you have us for!

One of the most important points for your dream wedding in Mallorca is of course the right wedding location.

Here we promise you that there is the right location for every taste. From the original Mallorcan finca, which is surrounded by almond trees and offers a fantastic view of the mountains, to imposing mansions, to exclusive spots right by the sea, you can find everything your heart desires on Mallorca - there are no limits to your dreams.

But when is actually the best time to get married in Mallorca?

Of course, this depends on several factors, but above all on how you imagine your wedding to be. If you would like to use the whole day, we definitely recommend the months of May, June, September and October. In July and August it can get quite hot during the day, so a midday wedding could make you sweat.

Civil, religious or free?

This is of course a very important question. A civil marriage is only possible on Mallorca if at least one of you has been registered on the island for at least 3 months. Otherwise you cannot get married in a civil ceremony in Mallorca. Most couples get married in Germany beforehand and then decide on a church wedding or a free wedding on Mallorca - but we will write a separate blog article on this topic again.

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