12 of the Best Breathtaking Wedding Venues in Croatia 

A destination that is becoming increasingly popular for weddings, Croatia is filled to the brim with stunning seaside views, historical buildings, castles and fortress, along with plenty of pretty hidden gardens and caves. Just a two and a half hour flight from both the UK and Ireland, it’s also a really accessible destination wedding option too, and we especially love the fact that civil ceremonies can take place in almost any location here. Typically the best months to get married in Croatia are June, September and October, when the temperatures are warm but not too baking hot.

With a wide variety of lovely venues available, we’ve rounded up 12 of our current favourites below.

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  1. Villa Dalmacija 

Located in the Southern slopes of the Marjan forest in Split, the lovely Villa Dalmacija occupies a beautiful spot that has been enjoyed by both Winston Churchill and Indira Ghandhi in its time. Surrounded by large grounds and walls, the venue provides lots of privacy and seclusion, meaning you can party with your loved ones until 3am. The venue also boasts its own private beach and dock and can host up to 120 of your guests.

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2. Brown Beach House 

Perched on the bay of the historical town of Trogir, Brown Beach House is an elegant wedding venue choice, with stylish minimalist interiors that still feel wonderfully warm. Located just 5 km from Split airport, the venue can host up to 100 guests and is also home to 42 rooms and suites, for all your guests to stay in. The venue is well loved by wedding planners for its exclusive feel, that enables couples to have small intimate weddings whilst still being on the beach and close to the town. Say your ‘I do’s’ on a jetty out to sea followed by a reception on their pretty terrace or within their contemporary and cool main saloon room.

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3. Beach Club Hvar 

Bringing all the Mediterranean vibes, the well loved Beach Club Hvar provides one of the most luxurious beach front terraces in the area. Host your ceremony by the sea, followed by a cocktail reception in their classic lounge area surrounded by palms and pine trees. Follow this up with dinner by the water with up to 250 of your guests, taking in the beautiful sunset and Pakleni Islands in the distance. Dating back to 1927 and labelled as one of the hottest beach clubs in Europe, this spot has real retro heritage and luxury, perfect for any couple who loves an old school party. The venue will be privately yours from 4pm until 1am.

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4. Hotel Palace Elisabeth 

Tucked away in the heart of Hvar Town, this 5 star venue is the oldest hotel on Hvar Island dating back to the 13th century, with stunning views of the main town square. Host up to 80 of your guests for a full wedding weekend, with a reception on their main terrace that features unrestricted views of the harbour, followed by a party until 3am within their Red Salon. The venue also has 45 luxury rooms and suites and an indoor pool and spa, that you and your guests will love making the most of.

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5. Hotel Neptun Dubrovnik 

This venue is all about its stunning and enviable spot in Dubrovnik, with views over Babin Kuk, Lapped Bay and the Elaphite Islands. With access to its own pretty Blue Flag beach along the crystal clear Adriatic Sea close to the old town of Provence, it has an abundance of spaces within which to host your wedding day. A well loved venue in the area with 50 years of experience, it is also the highest building in the Dubrovnik area, so expect spectacular views and sunsets as you enjoy your wedding party.

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6. Mestrovic Gallery Terrace 

The former home of a famous Croatian sculptor and architect and his family, this stunning building is filled with history and unique ancient Rome style architecture. Located to the south of Split, it has lovely scenic views of the Mediterranean gardens and sea views across to the Dalmatian islands. With the ability host between 50-150 guests, you can hold your ceremony on the grass in front of the gallery, under the arch or on the terrace, followed by a delicious dinner on the terrace too.

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7. Restaurant Terrace Park Hvar 

A beautiful spot for a more intimate wedding, the Restaurant Terrace Park in Hvar brings the elegance of an old historic hotel whilst retaining all the charm of the Mediterranean. Tucked away from the bustle of Hvar, the venue is a lovely oasis where you can host both your ceremony and your reception on their terrace or in the Central Park Club. It can be partially hired or exclusive hire, depending on your number of guests.

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8. Franciscan Monastery Ceremony Venue Hvar 

A pretty spot to host your wedding ceremony, this 15th century monastery is just a 10 minute walk from Hvar Main Square, making it a really wonderful venue to follow up with a reception in the main town. Set within gardens overlooking the sea and home to a 300 year old cypress tree, it is suitable location for Catholic ceremonies within the monastery and symbolic or official ceremonies within the church garden and courtyard.

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9. Palace Natali Dubrovnik 

A breathtaking wedding venue nestled within the city but far enough away from all the busyness, Palace Natali is a gorgeous oasis for intimate weddings of up to 50 guests. A previous residence of a noble family, it has lovely sea views, a large swimming pool and plenty of space for your guests to stay. Host your ceremony in their stunning 16th century summer house, surrounded by renaissance gardens followed by a reception in one of their many luxury spaces.

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10. Fort Lovrijenac

A beautiful fortress and theatre built just outside the western wall of Dubrovnik, Fort Lovrijenac (also known as St Lawrence Fortress) is located 37 metres above sea level and benefits from 360 degree views of the glistening Adriatic Sea and ancient city below. Used to defend Dubrovnik against the Venetians in the 11th century, the fort has also later become a key filming location for Game of Thrones, making it a pretty iconic venue in the area. Say your I Do’s surrounded by the historic stone walls, followed by a breathtakingly beautiful reception on their U shaped terrace. The venue can host up to 150 guests and has a late license until 2am, with three terraces in total for you to host your wedding across.

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11. Sponza Palace

One of the most beautiful palaces in Dubrovnik and an important public monument that dates back to the rise of the Dubrovnik Republic, the 16th century Sponza Palace can host ceremonies and receptions of up to 150 guests. All events of the day take place in their grand courtyard, which once formed a lively shopping promenade and a meeting place for businessmen of the Republic, complete with tall romantic arches and upper terraces.

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12. Fort George

Nestled away in Vis, an island filled with nature and preserved heritage due to be it being kept in isolation for decades, Fort George is luxuriously positioned on its own private peninsula. Approached via a grand entrance yard, the venue has both indoor and outdoor options for your ceremony and reception, including a rooftop with 360 degree views and a romantic garden area. You and your guests will absolutely love being wined and dined whilst you enjoy amazing views of the water, it’s secluded coves and a memorable sunset. The venue can seat up to 150 guests and has a late license until 2am, so you can dance well into the early hours.

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