From fairytale castles, majestic lakes, rustic vineyards, historical towns, and elegant coastal resorts — wedding venues in Slovenia isn't a small topic. Our country may be small (2 million people — like a small village in China — and we think we have cities...). But it's very diverse! Which makes it a perfect wedding destination.

You're probably considering Slovenia because of the iconic Lake Bled. And of course I can't deny it's an amazing location. But that's only one of many stunning wedding venues in Slovenia. Today, I’ll share some of my favorite wedding locations, starting with a few well-known places and continuing to some hidden gems.

All of the wedding venues in Slovenia listed below are perfect for bigger groups, though that doesn't mean we can't make an elopement work either. I have a list of some other locations better suited for boutique/smaller weddings that I haven't shared yet. If you're interested, reach out to me using the contact form below.

Best Wedding Venues in Slovenia

Bled Lake

Bled is most certainly the "kingpin" of wedding venues in Slovenia. And it’s not just that Bled has only one iconic location — it actually has seven standout locations! The big three are, of course, Villa Bled, Bled Castle, and Bled Island. Whether you're planning an elopement or a big wedding—Bled has the spot.

Villa Bled is perfect for elegant, intimate weddings with stunning lake views, while Bled Castle offers a fairytale setting with medieval charm and panoramic views across the whole lake and town. And then there’s, of course, Bled Island, where you can exchange vows in a centuries-old church surrounded by the shimmering waters of Lake Bled.

Bled is one of the most iconic wedding venues in Slovenia.

Lake Bohinj

Compared to its famous neighbor, Bled, Lake Bohinj has a far more intimate, laid-back feel. Nestled in the heart of the Julian Alps, the lake is surrounded by mountains and lush forests, making it a stunning backdrop for a wedding ceremony. Many couples pick it for its quiet charm and beautiful crystal-clear waters.

Two of the most popular wedding venues here are Vila Muhr, a charming lakeside villa perfect for cozy, personal celebrations, and Hotel Bohinj, which combines comfort with beautiful views and easy access to the lake. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a small outdoor ceremony, Lake Bohinj offers a serene and unforgettable setting.

The stunning blue lake Bohinj is one of the best wedding venues in Slovenia.

Goricia Hills

Slovenia is home to some of the finest wine regions in Europe, and the Goriška region is no exception. For wine lovers, this is truly one of the best wedding venues in Slovenia. At the heart of the region is Vila Vipovže, a beautiful venue that perfectly captures the character of the Goriška countryside.

With its elegant architecture and views over the surrounding vineyards, Vila Vipovže provides a setting that feels both sophisticated and relaxed. Couples can enjoy the unique atmosphere of the region, pair their celebrations with world-class local wines, and create a wedding experience that’s truly memorable.

For wine lovers, Vila Vipolže in Goricia hills is one of the best wedding venues in Slovenia.

Karst Region

The Karst region captivates with its natural beauty and rich history. Perched above the Vipava Valley, Zemono Manor offers a refined and romantic setting for an unforgettable celebration.

Zemono Manor is a nice wedding venue sitting on a hill in Vipava valley.

Slovenian Coast

As with everything in Slovenia, even our coast is small — but that doesn’t mean it lacks charm. Whether you’re planning an intimate boutique wedding or a larger celebration, the Slovenian coast has the right spot. For bigger gatherings, the Palace Hotel in Portorož is an ideal choice.

Palace hotel is one of the most prestigious wedding venues in Slovenia.
Questions and Answers
How long in advance is Lake Bled booked?

Lake Bled is one of the most popular wedding venues in Slovenia, and it tends to book up quite early.

If you’re dreaming of a weekend wedding at Lake Bled, it’s best to start planning about a year to a year and a half in advance — that way, you’ll have plenty of available dates to choose from and can secure your dream location without stress.

However, if you’re open to celebrating your wedding during the week, there’s often more flexibility. In that case, you might still find available dates even just a few months ahead of time.

Do you work in any other wedding venues in Slovenia or just the ones listed above?

I work all over the country and sometimes even abroad. The list above is just an overview of my most popular wedding venues in Slovenia.

Are there any noise or time restrictions at Slovenian wedding venues?

Yes, there are some noise and time restrictions at certain wedding venues in Slovenia. Some historic venues (like castles) and those located in towns with nearby residences often have curfews, usually around midnight or 1 a.m. On the other hand, private villas and countryside estates tend to be much more flexible.

However, there’s no need to worry — as your wedding planner, I always take care of submitting a noise notification to the local police in advance. This ensures that we have an official permit, so even if someone were to file a complaint, everything is covered, and there’s no need to panic.

I’ll also make sure you’re fully informed about each venue’s specific policy before we confirm your booking.

What’s the average cost of wedding venues?

Venue hire for a wedding in Slovenia typically ranges from €1,000 to €5,000, depending on the location, exclusivity, and services included. Some hotels include venue rental if you book catering and rooms.

Do venues provide wedding coordinators or is that your role?

Some venues have an in-house event manager, but their job usually covers logistics for the property itself. I handle the full coordination — vendors, styling, timing, and your personal touches.

Can we have both the ceremony and reception at the same venue?

Yes — absolutely! Most wedding venues in Slovenia (like Villa Bled, Zemono Manor, or Vila Vipolže) are designed to host both the ceremony and the reception in one place. It’s very common here to have your ceremony outdoors — by the lake, in a garden, or between the vineyards — followed by dinner and dancing indoors or under a beautifully decorated marquee.

Having everything in one location not only saves travel time for you and your guests but also helps create a relaxed flow throughout the day. You can enjoy cocktails right after the “I do,” move seamlessly into dinner, and celebrate late into the night — all without having to change venues. Some places even offer accommodation on-site or nearby, making it easy to turn your wedding into a full weekend experience.

When is the best time of year to get married in Slovenia?

That really depends on your preferences. Most of my wedding requests are in the months from May through September, when the weather is warm. However, some wedding venues in Slovenia are at their most magical during winter—I’ve had the pleasure of organizing some truly unforgettable winter weddings. Though if you want warmer weather, spring and early autumn are especially lovely—fewer tourists and amazing colors of the surrounding nature (which is basically 80 % of Slovenia)

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