Weddings in Malta
Baroque stone, an English-speaking island, short flights
Malta is the pragmatic choice: everyone speaks English, the legal process is among the fastest in Europe, and the island is compact enough that your venue, hotel and airport sit within half an hour of each other. Baroque palazzos, fortified bastions and quiet Gozo farmhouses do the aesthetic work.
Gozo for privacy
Converted farmhouses on Gozo give you a private, walled compound for two or three days — ideal for 40–90 guests.
Historic-site permits
Ceremonies inside bastions and heritage sites need a permit and have strict décor rules. Confirm before designing the styling.
- Venues
- 9
- Best months
- April – June and September – October. Summer is intense and hotel rates spike.
- Legal & paperwork
- One of the easiest legal weddings in Europe for non-residents — the Marriage Registry accepts applications by post from abroad, usually a few weeks ahead. Ceremonies are recognised across the EU and UK.
- Getting there
- Malta (MLA) has direct low-cost links across Europe; Gozo adds a 25-minute ferry.
What a wedding in Malta actually costs.
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Indicative total
€23,500 – €35,000
€235 – €350 per guest
- Food & drink
- €9,500 – €13,500
- Venue hire
- €4,500 – €6,500
- Photography, flowers, music & styling
- €8,000 – €11,000
- Planner & coordination
- €1,500 – €4,000
Short flights and English-language suppliers keep coordination costs down.
Excludes travel, accommodation, attire and legal fees.
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Chophouse
Malta · Sliema
Costa del Sole
Malta · Mellieha Bay
Country Terrace
Malta · Mgarr Gozo
Grand Hotel Gozo
Malta · Gozo Island
Olea
Malta · Salina
Paradise Bay Resort
Malta · Cirkewwa
Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Malta Golden Sands
Malta · Mellieħa
The Lodge
Malta · Cospicua
Villa Arrigo Malta
Malta · San Pawl tat-Targaa
Getting married in Malta
- How much does a wedding in Malta cost?
- Catering is around €80–€150 per head and venue hire €2,000–€9,000. A 100-guest wedding typically totals €25,000–€50,000, helped by short flights and English-speaking suppliers.
- Do we need to speak Maltese to organise it?
- No. English is an official language, contracts and permits are issued in English, and most suppliers correspond in English by default.
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