Wedding in Germany, a day like no other: Introducing places in Germany where magical moments and dreams are realized for couples that are looking for a true German Wedding. Embark on a cultural journey, celebrate your special day at historic places and take home memories of a lifetime. Stroll through gardens where past Kings and Queens visited, have your wedding in one of the many castles, enjoy traditional foods, meet locals and experience Germany from the past to present. No matter if you like to visit Bavaria and the Alps, metropolitan cities like Berlin, or travel down the Rhine River there are many places to discover and to celebrate your wedding in Germany. Already have a location and need assistance on pulling everything together, or need to find the perfect spot? Information about our planning service.

Germany has many wedding traditions and celebrations can go over 3 days and usually fall on a weekend. Because Church and State are completely separated a civil ceremony is required to legalize your marriage in Germany. Civil ceremonies take place at the local registration office called Standesamt. Because of these regulations, many German couples will have a church wedding or wedding at a location of their choice following the legal ceremony. That day is usually considered the actual wedding day. Friends and family are invited to join the celebration and couples will host a reception. It is currently very difficult and costly for non-German citizens to get legal permission to marry in Germany. Because of those strict regulations, all our weddings in Germany are symbolic.

Your wedding in Germany will be romantic and full of fun, culture, and history. If you have dreamed about a castle wedding surely you will not be disappointed. Be Cinderella for one day and enjoy spectacular settings. But there is so much more to discover from the Alps to the Northsea.  We welcome you to enjoy the delicious German foods, cold beers, beautiful nature, exciting cities like Berlin or Munich, wonderful architecture, Biergardens and street cafes in Summer, and the Christkindl Markt before Christmas. From hiking to skiing there are tons of outdoor activities and if it rains lots of indoor options like museums and art galleries are available. But best of all you don’t really need a car to get around in any major city. Public transportation and the train systems are exceptional in Germany.