Weddings in Dubrovnik

Pick May or late September for less people around.
July or August for warm evening and night swims (yes the sea is steady and safe, no currents).
June or September for best of both worlds.

The most of weddings in Dubrovnik take place between May and October. If outdoor reception is not an absolute must for you, feel free to pick April or November.

There is no limit really. We did both: for certain clients planned Dubrovnik wedding events 3 years in advance, while for others we were booked on a short notice, like 2 months before the big day.
As time goes by availability goes down, but with dozens of Dubrovnik wedding venues generally available each year, there is always a good choice.

No, you don't. After your initial inquiry we'll be back with a proposed list of services. Pick just services you really need. Feel free to add more services on top of that or keep adding later.
Wedding day itineraries you see on our website are here just to give you an idea of the way different ceremony and reception venues in Dubrovnik work together.

Our first full scale wedding in Dubrovnik took place back in 2009. Since then, depending on the year and events sizes we hosted between 20 and 50 wedding events each year.

Easy and readable. Short as well, just one page with articles, and extra page(s) with all listed services and itemized prices.
Both parties sign. Non refundable deposit is paid. From this moment it's for real - your wedding in Dubrovnik will really happen!

Book your wedding in low season. All the wedding services in Dubrovnik cost the same all year around, but accomodation costs are lower out of season.
Keep number of invited guests within budget. Some costs are fixed, but many costs depend on the number of attendees (food, drink, transport, dinner table setups...).
Pick a venue of the right size. Bigger venues tend to cost more.
Don't be afraid to provide a budget early on in the planning process so everyone's expectations are fully aligned.

Drink Dubrovnik water - it is extraordinary, don't buy bottled one (except in restaurants where it may be needed). Eat mussels, they are so fresh and tasty. Admire great views from Srđ. Eat oysters (brought from Peljesac). Visit the Island of Lokrum, spend the whole day there if you can. Lokrum is one of the nicest wedding venues in Dubrovnik, with at least four separated wedding sites available, either natural or historical.
Walk the city walls. Don't avoid side streets and corners, they are all safe. Try to choose an early flight for your wedding in Croatia and admire Croatian islands from the air. Take a night swim at Banje beach. Drink more wine on Peljesac, visit cellars there. Visit Arboretum at Trsteno (15 km west from Dubrovnik) - if you are a small wedding party you may get married there too.
Go to Peljesac and eat Oysters and Mussels in Mali Ston. Choose to have a wedding lunch instead of a wedding dinner, so you can take a swim afterwards and party (or chillout) in the evening. Take at least one early morning swim (7 am?). Try prsut (tasty smoked ham). Go for at least one concert of Sorkocevic Quartet. Check out Dubrovnik's rooftops while walking the city walls and make sure to visit Lovrijenac (standalone fort to the NW from the Old Town).
You find yourself walking in the Old City and it's really hot? In less than 2 minutes you may jump into the sea, just go for one of two small Buža exits through the City walls (to the west). Careful on the rocks!