The most beautiful places for a wedding in Czechia

ČERVENÁ LHOTA: The most fairy-tale château in Czechia

Without a doubt, one absolutely dream location is Červená Lhota Château. This romantic residence, surrounded by water, guarantees the perfect fairy-tale atmosphere. Whether you prefer to hold your ceremony in the château’s wedding hall, park or chapel, your big day is sure to be an unforgettable one.

KŘIVOKLÁT: Experience a royal bespoke wedding

Křivoklát is one of the most important and oldest royal castles in the Czech Republic. If you want, they will arrange a “bespoke wedding” for you - the full wedding service includes the hire of the ceremonial hall in the royal tower, stylish floral decorations, a lavish wedding reception, hairdressing services and the option to stay in luxury wedding suites. You can be sure that at Křivoklát you'll be looked after like real aristocrats.

HRADEC NAD MORAVICÍ: A castle straight out of a Disney fairy tale, popular with celebrities

The charming setting of the château complex in Hradec nad Moravicí is a popular place for wedding ceremonies. A number of famous figures have stayed at the château, such as the composers L. van Beethoven, F. Liszt and the violin virtuoso N. Paganini. Fancy giving it a try? Beethoven’s piano, which he played and composed on while he stayed there, will be one of the château’s most spectacular exhibits during your wedding, the perfect complement to your wedding rings.

SILVERSTONE LIVING: A luxury resort combining a family farm with a wellness centre

A place offering total privacy, peace and quiet in the stunning countryside of the Krkonoše Mountains. Accommodation in romantic timbered cottages, outstanding home-cooked cuisine and an open-air wellness & spa, the perfect place for a rural-style wedding.

VILLA RICHTER: Romance in the vibrant heart of the city

If you’re looking for a beautiful open-air venue to tie the knot, you won’t find a better place than Villa Richter, with its magical view of the whole of Prague. The villa, with the adjacent St. Wenceslas Vineyard, is part of Prague Castle. Enjoy the most breath-taking views of the historical city centre.

VELTRUSY: The perfect combination of nature and noblesse

Veltrusy is a gorgeous Baroque château surrounded by the biggest château park in the country. It offers romantic pavilions, temples and courtyards for you to hold your wedding. If you’d rather tie the knot inside, you can hold the ceremony in the grand hall or the château chapel.

ŽLEBY: Everything for those who love the English style

Treat yourself to a fairy-tale wedding with a touch of old English flair. Žleby Château has an exquisite exterior, lent a certain grandeur by its Renaissance arcades. In rainy weather the event can be moved into the château chapel or the romantically decorated ceremonial hall.

KYNŽVART: Exchange your vows in the middle of the golden spa triangle

This Classicist château, once graced by such esteemed visitors as Austrian Emperor Ferdinand and the German poet J. W. Goethe, is situated in the world-famous spa triangle. The château is surrounded by a large English park with a neo-Gothic chapel in the copse above the château and a romantic little island on the Mill Pond. Wedding ceremonies can be held in all these places.

CHATEAU MCELY: A château-style eco-chic hotel in unspoilt countryside not far from Prague

Mcely château hotel is situated less than an hour’s drive from Prague and is the ideal place for romantic stays and weddings. It’s a magical place whatever the season! With hundreds of daffodils and tulips in spring, amidst blossoming meadows in summer, and carpeted with colourful leaves in autumn, while winter sees the Christmas atmosphere of the château illuminated by 7,500 light bulbs.

VYŠEHRAD: A Gothic-Romanesque basilica boasting décor by leading painters and sculptors

The Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul at Vyšehrad has been reconstructed numerous times since it was first built. The neo-Gothic building we see today has a lavishly decorated interior, Gothic and Romanesque brickwork and a treasury with an exhibition of rare jewellery and fabrics. This Czech National Cultural Monument hosts wedding ceremonies in the parks of Vyšehrad, the Chamber Hall at the Old Burgrave's House, at the Open Air Theatre or in the underground Gorlice Hall.

OLD TOWN HALL: Exchange your vows in the most famous place in Prague

Longing for something extra? A wedding at the Old Town Hall right in the very heart of the capital will be out of this world! You’d be hard pushed to find a more special location for your wedding day than one of the most visited sights in Czechia - the iconic Old Town Square!

KUKS: Celebrate your big day in a true jewel of the Czech Baroque

One wholly unique example of Baroque architecture is the Kuks Hospital near the little town of Jaroměř. It was in the picturesque valley of the Elbe River that František Špork first had a spa building constructed back in the early 18th century, with a château and a manor inn, having chosen the site for the healing spring that rose there. Wedding ceremonies are held in the Baroque Pomegranate Pharmacy, in the Hospital lapidarium or outside in the courtyard and herb garden.

NERATOV CHURCH: An intimate setting for a wedding

Neratov’s Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is the dominant landmark in the village of the same name in the Orlické Mountains. Neratov is the perfect wedding setting for anyone who wants their ceremony to be as intimate as possible. Although it’s fairly remote, this gorgeous pilgrimage church with its impressive glass roof is surprisingly appealing.

ŠVIHOV: How about a wedding in a water castle?

If you’re longing for a grand wedding with a real medieval atmosphere, Švihov is just the place for you! One of the most massive water fortresses of its time, nowadays it comes alive not only with tours, but also hosts lots of accompanying events and, of course, wedding celebrations. Švihov also offers a number of options as far as holding your wedding ceremony goes. The castle interiors comprise a dance hall, the castle chapel and the granary, which is very popular for its “farmstead” chic. The grounds include the western bailey and the open meadow behind the castle.

SLAVKOV: Celebrate your triumph with Napoleon

Slavkov Château is one of the oldest manor houses in Moravia.  Declare your love in a place with a historical genius loci, the famous Battle of the Three Emperors, which victorious Napoleon celebrated in great pomp and ceremony at this very château. You can enjoy a truly romantic wedding in a beautiful Baroque setting, in the French-English-style château park, in the courtyard or inside the château itself.