Wedding Venues in Austria | 27 venues

A former imperial summer palace from 1787, set directly on the banks of the Danube opposite Melk Abbey in the UNESCO-listed Wachau region. The Kaisersaal with its striking historic frescoes, garden ceremonies, a private sandy beach on the Danube, and bridal suites with river views combine to create an unusual blend of history and romance.

An elegant hotel in the heart of the Wachau, with a historic courtyard for outdoor ceremonies and a medieval wine cellar dating from the 13th century for the evening celebration. Views of the Danube and the vineyards are complemented by traditional Wachau cuisine; the full function room seats 90 guests and includes a romantic bridal suite.

A romantic castle on a small island in Lake Traunsee, linked to the shore by a wooden bridge - one of the oldest buildings in the Salzkammergut, with a history dating back to the 10th century. It hosts over 350 weddings a year, is well known from the Austrian TV series Schlosshotel Orth, and has its own restaurant, the Orther Stub'n.

An iconic resort right on the shore of Lake Wörthersee, with a historic white 19th-century Badehaus serving as an exclusive wedding venue. Civil ceremonies take place on a balcony overlooking the lake, with the option of a romantic boat arrival for the newlyweds, and flexible capacity ranging from an intimate gathering of 90 to a large banquet for 450 guests.

A five-star historic castle hotel right on the shore of Lake Wörthersee in the centre of Velden - one of Austria's most elegant summer resorts. Choose a civil ceremony at the hotel or a romantic boat transfer from the Romanesque church of Maria Wörth, with the hotel's own patisserie for wedding cakes and a full-service events team.

A baroque castle right on the eastern shore of Lake Wörthersee, with its own garden pavilion chapel and a jetty garden. An upstairs banqueting hall with lake views, a waterside terrace, and exclusive catering by the renowned restaurant Feine Küche Kulterer provide a complete setup for up to 150 guests.

A magnificent baroque garden palace built by the princely House of Liechtenstein at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries, in Vienna's 9th district, set within extensive English-style parkland. One of the few historic aristocratic palaces in Vienna open for private events, it offers a unique backdrop steeped in three hundred years of aristocratic culture.