Montenegro wedding

Wedding in Montenegro
Wedding in Montenegro is your perfect choice in case you want to enjoy beautiful nature and amazing local cuisine within reasonable budgets. Though the idyllic shores of Croatia have long been welcoming tourists, the time-capsule medieval villages of neighbouring Montenegro are still a well-kept secret. Diverse natural beauty, long beaches, clear lakes, fast rivers with magnificent canyons and impressive mountain massifs make Montenegro wedding a perfect destination for your celebration in the south of Adriatic sea.
Montenegro inherited the cultural wealth of Christian, Muslim, Illyrian, Byzantine, Ottoman and Slav civilisations. The culture-rich region of Kotor and Durmitor National Park belong to UNESCO Heritage Sites. Five national parks: Durmitor, Biogradska Gora, Lovcen, Skadar Lake and Prokletije – impress visitors with pristine their natural beauty. The Boka Bay is the biggest natural fjord in the Central Europe, composed of four different bays.
Other destinations of interest in Montenegro include the city of Kotor and the town of Perast with the Island and the Baroque church the Lady of the Rocks. Montenegro has a rich Orthodox tradition displayed in the monasteries of Ostrog, Moraca, Piva, Cetinje.
Apart from the picturesque nature, Montenegro has a lot of stylish and elegant wedding venues, ready to host your perfect destination wedding in Montenegro.

Wedding planner in Montenegro
Magic Day is the only international wedding planner in Montenegro. Having started wedding planning business in France in 2008, we have gradually entered other markets, Montenegro being one of the most recent additions to our portfolio. Couples from all over the world can benefit from our international expertise and extensive local knowledge to create amazing luxury weddings in Montenegro.
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Montenegro wedding venues
Montenegro is a beautiful country that boasts amazing countrysides and beautiful sea views. The country is developing, and more beautiful world-class venues appear along its coastline. We have listed the wedding venues that offer good service and are appropriate for wedding ceremonies and receptions.


Wedding in Tivat Porto Montenegro
Wedding in Tivat is our primary recommendation for exclusive weddings in Montenegro. Porto Montenegro is a luxury marina-side village lying within the town of Tivat on the shore of the largest natural harbour in the eastern Mediterranean – Tivat Bay. This picturesque bay belongs to natural sites protected by UNESCO.
The beautiful shoreline of rugged mountains became home to ancient villages and lovely beaches. This breathtaking Adriatic coast bathes in the sunshine most of the year and enjoys warm summers and mild winters typical of Mediterranean. The waterfront village of Porto Montenegro is easily reachable, within only 10 minutes from Tivat Airport, only an hour drive from Dubrovnik Airport, and 90 minutes from Podgorica.
Porto Montenegro is a vibrant marina-side village offering several perfect wedding venues for celebrations of all sizes. This luxury corner brings together fashion stores, a world-class hotel, stylish bars and restaurants and yachting amenities. Porto Montenegro can host any kind of events and weddings on the piers of the marina and has facilities for organising elegant Montenegro wedding receptions indoors. At the local restaurants, you will find traditional and exotic cuisines. A range of event facilities and catering services are available for a celebration of any scale.
The Lido swimming pool area, the Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel, PM Yacht Club, Naval Heritage Collection museum, PM Sports Club and Dom Vojske Theatre can welcome the guests of your wedding in Montenegro. Other Village locations including the Central Boulevard, Venice Square, Town Quay can also serve as a picturesque background for your splendid Montenegro wedding photos.
Wedding in Budva
The most famous beach town in Montenegro, Budva with its seaside walks and outdoor restaurants has the ambience of a traditional resort extremely crowded during the summer months. This tourist resort with the nearby Island of St Stephen attracts visitors from all over the world. This part of Montenegro coastline was the “St-Tropez of Adriatic” in the sixties and seventies when Sophia Loren, Princess Margaret, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor used to spend their holidays here instead of South of France. Today, the hotels of the region regained its past glamour, and red rooftops of Sveti Stefan present a tourist attraction competing with Croatian Dubrovnik.
The town, which today is the heart of “Budva Riviera”, rose in the IV century BC, founded by Greeks. The fortifications are standing there since the Middle Ages. Apart from impressive historic heritage, Budva boasts eight miles of sand and pebble beaches and series of sheltered coves.
In 1979 the Old Town of Budva was stroke by an Earthquake. Only 8 of 400 building escaped the damage. Thus, the buildings that you can see today are by large the result of restoration works. After exploring the old town within the sturdy walls, it is worth spending some time on the town beach ideal for relaxation and swimming.
A short stroll east along a narrow coastal path connected by a tunnel will take you to the pebble beaches of Mogren I and II. Don’t miss the symbol of Budva, the graceful bronze sculpture of a ballet dancer on your way there.


Aman Sveti Stefan & Villa Milocer
The island of St Stephan lies six miles east from Budva. It is the highlight of the area connected to the mainland by a sand spit. A unique geographical feature, this “tombolo” is also a home to an excellent Aman Sveti Stefan hotel. The entire XV century fishing village was converted into a high-end resort during the 1950th. Many famous visitors used to enjoy the sunshine on the curvy pink sand beaches of St Stephan.
Facing a private bay, romantic and regal Villa Miločer was once the summer residence of Queen Marija Karadordevic. The estate borders by lush exotic gardens and offers its guests exclusive access to the Queen’s beach secluded by the woodland. The Villa is a superb venue for a Montenegro wedding. The style of the villa somehow reminds of Tuscany. The best venue for your wedding ceremony is the lawn overlooking the beach. The wisteria-draped colonnade is gorgeous for the wedding dinner reception, and the following late-night party can take place on the wooden deck among olive trees.
Villa Miločer interiors combine traditional splendour and contemporary style. The Juliet balconies open the sights of the King’s Beach pink sands and the manicured gardens. Villa Miločer at St Stephan is a perfect venue for an exclusive wedding in Montenegro.

Splendid Hotel
A perfect venue for Montenegro weddings, the luxurious 5-star Hotel Splendid has a perfect seafront location in the heart of Bečići between Budva and Sveti Stefan. The Hotel is within easy reach from Podgorica, Tivat and Dubrovnik airports. The elegantly decorated rooms and suites look over the Adriatic Sea. The on-site à la carte restaurant offers excellent local and international cuisine and a superb selection of wines for your Montenegro wedding. The private sandy beach is the best in the city. Splendid has 322 rooms and suites, VIP apartments and a penthouse. Hotel guests can choose between various dining options at the hotel’s four bars and three restaurants, and relax at Splendid SPA which is the biggest in Montenegro and gambling zone Casino Royale.
The Hotel is the largest wedding venue in Montenegro, capable of accommodating up to 700 people. The Hotel has several modern reception halls and stylish rooms for celebrations and weddings in Montenegro. The hotels’ famous visitors are another proof of its spotless reputation. Among the Splendid guests were UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Bill Clinton, Madonna, the Rolling Stones and Mick Jagger, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, famous hockey player Pavel Bure and many others.
Wedding in Kotor
The medieval town Old Town of Kotor is the jewel in the crown of Montenegro. Settled on the edge of a majestic bay bearing its name it offers visitors the delight of walking in the maze of cobbled alleyways and hidden piazzas. The town walls are climbing the massive mountain peaks. The thousand-meter cliffs of this fjord-like bay rise almost vertically from the calm waters where the stylish yachts dot the surface.
The city first appeared as a Greek colony, and until the end of XVIII century had been under Serb, Austro-Hungarian and Venetian rule. Each culture added something to the shape of nowadays Kotor. It is best to get to know Kotor, heading to the Old Town, walking through the maze of streets without a map.
Enter through the Sea Gate, facing the harbour, and you will come straight to the main Square of Weapons. Numerous city cafes found home in old Kotor buildings, like Rector’s House and a leaning clock tower. The wall of mountains that back up the St Tryphon’s Cathedral keep the town in shadow and together with streets of old town will serve as a lovely background for your Montenegro wedding pictures.
If you make a round trip along the old town walls, you will get to the XIV century St Ivan’s Castle offering a stunning panorama of the fjord. Kotor’s walls snake up for almost three miles – twice the length of legendary Dubrovnik fortification.

Stari Mlini Montenegro wedding
A remarkable restaurant Stari Mlini stands where a flour mill used to be since the 1700s. The current owners preserved the mill that gives this wedding venue a fairy tale charm of the past. The restaurant is nestled between the black mountains and the beautiful coastline. Stari Mlini offers panoramic views of the Bay and is partially submerged in the waters of the mountain river Ljuta.
The historical architecture perfectly blends into this magnificent natural setting. Stari Mlini is a restaurant of a world-class service, exceptional ambience and beauty. The restaurant has its private marina and welcomes guests arriving by yacht.
Stari Mlini offers superb dining experience and a delightful selection of local dishes. Your guests will be excited by culinary traditions, local seafood and top quality fresh products.
This beautiful wedding venue in Kotor is perfect for a unique Montenegro wedding.
Wedding in Perast
Wedding in Perast is like going back in time. The ancient village of Perast nestles on the coasts of peaceful Kotor Bay. The town attracts visitors with its historical and cultural wealth seemingly untouched by modern tourism. Venetian architectural tradition left its trail in the baroque palaces, Catholic churches and defensive towers of Perast. The town once used to be a stopping spot for the Russian Czars and Venetian Princes who travelled to Kotor Bay to improve their sailing skills and relax in the abundant natural beauty.

Lady of the Rock wedding
Two nearby islands became home to unique churches. The Island of St. George is home to unparalleled XII century Benedictine monastery. The neighbouring island of Gospa od Skrpjela (Our Lady of the Rock) is home to an old church.
You should take the opportunity to see the legendary islet. As the story goes, in the 1450s the local seamen found a picture of the Virgin Mary perched upon the stone in the sea. Later the sailors of Perast started transporting stones to the site, and after two hundred years the Our Lady of the Rock church took its place on the artificial island. This site has become supremely important to the citizens of Perast and received numerous donations and gifts, including pieces of art, which today make an art collection of historical significance.

Conte Hotel Montenegro wedding
Conte Hotel takes pride of premium location in the town of Perast. Ideally located right on the seaside, it offers unobstructed views of the two magic island churches of Perast. The building used to be the cultural centre of Perast, before becoming the 4-star hotel with adjoining restaurant perfect for weddings in Montenegro. The Conte Hotel provides a choice of rooms and suites of various sizes with mountain or sea views. Conte Hotel also offers a three bedroom apartment with a private entrance garden. Light and elegant décor create the light and airy feeling once you enter the Hotel. Some of the suites feature balconies and exposed stone walls that highlight the history of the venue.
The guests of your Montenegro wedding will enjoy the waterfront dining overlooking the calm waters of Kotor Bay and the nearby islands. The restaurant specialises in exquisite seafood dishes and Montenegro specialities. The Conte Hotel and Restaurant is a perfect choice for your wedding in Montenegro.

Admiral Hotel wedding in Montenegro
Hotel Admiral is another lovely venue in the coastal town of Perast. It is a beautiful XVIII century baroque palace. The original appearance and character of the residence were carefully restored. Facing the sea, Hotel Admiral boasts an idyllic location and a warm and cordial atmosphere. Restaurant Admiral is the open-air restaurant reminding an old ship anchored on the shore. It is a unique setting for guests to delight in a Montenegro wedding reception and admire the scenery of Perast and the enchanting islets of St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks.
Wedding in Herceg Novi
Wedding in Herceg Novi is a beautiful choice for couples that want a destination wedding off the beaten path. It is a lovely coastal resort developed during eighteenth-century Austro-Hungarian rule. Though situated at the very entrance to Boka Kotorska, it is yet usually bypassed by visitors. On the steep town lanes, you will find elegant villas and exotic vegetation brought here by sailors from around the world.
The walled old town is Herceg Novi’s most appealing part where most historical sites are concentrated. XVI century Kanli Kula fortress will be the first to meet you in the old town. It now serves as summer theatre stage. One of the main squares, Bellavista, or “beautiful view”, is dominated by the unique Orthodox Church of Holy Archangel Michael. The Old Town also boasts a XV century Forte Mare fortress visible from anywhere in the city.
Descending to the Promenade, towards the eastern part of town, you will reach the ruins of Citadela fortress, constructed during Venetian rule but destroyed by an earthquake in the XX century. Herceg Novi borders picturesque ancient villages Rose, Mamula, and Žanjice not to be missed during the summer months.
The deep blue waters of this secluded destination will offer you life-long memories of your beautiful Montenegro wedding.