A wedding in Mallorca promises romance, Mediterranean flair and unforgettable moments. But alongside all the anticipation of your big day, there is also the unromantic question of costs. Many wedding couples would like to know how much a dream wedding on Mallorca costs. The financial side may be less romantic, but it's essential if you want your wedding to run smoothly and avoid any unpleasant surprises. You should also bear in mind that the cost of a wedding in Mallorca can be quite comparable to a wedding in European cities such as London, Berlin or Amsterdam. Don't be discouraged! The investment in your wedding photography is invaluable, no one can take away the memory of your big day. With careful planning and realistic financial estimates, your budget can be used effectively to realize the day you've always dreamed of.

COSTS FOR A WEDDING IN MALORCA

On average, a wedding in Mallorca might cost between 35,000 and €50,000. This price range typically includes venue hire, catering, photography, floral arrangements, and other essential services. Many couples opt for beautiful fincas, beachfront venues, or elegant villas that offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities.

COSTS FOR SMALLER WEDDINGS AND ELOPEMENTS

For smaller, more intimate weddings or elopements, costs can range from €10,000 to €20,000. This budget might cover a simple ceremony at one of the island’s picturesque locations, a private dinner with close family and friends, and basic services like photography and officiation. Mallorca offers numerous charming and romantic spots that are ideal for an intimate celebration.

COSTS FOR A LUXURY WEDDING IN MALLORCA

If you’re planning a luxury wedding in Mallorca, costs can easily exceed €80,000. This budget allows for top-tier venues such as historic estates, luxury hotels, or exclusive villas, with bespoke services including gourmet catering, custom decor, live entertainment, and additional events like welcome dinners and farewell brunches. A luxury wedding in Mallorca offers an unforgettable experience with a high level of sophistication and style.

Overall, Mallorca provides a wide range of wedding options that cater to various budgets, from simple and intimate ceremonies to grand, luxurious celebrations, all set against the stunning backdrop of this beautiful island.

TIPS & TRICKS | WEDDINGS MALLORCA

“Six? Eight? Ten? Twelve hours of wedding coverage? Gosh, that sounds like a lot of time! How many hours of wedding photography do I really need?“

If this thought has crossed your mind while shopping for a wedding photographer, you’re not alone.

In this article, I’ll walk you through some of the most popular coverage timeframes, what’s realistic for those coverage times, and how much time each event takes based on actual weddings I’ve photographed, not guesswork! I’ll also include a breakdown of why things are timed out the way they are so that you can make informed decisions as you plan for your photography coverage!

Figuring out what you need – Realistically

After photographing weddings for over a decade, I have found the following to be the most realistic breakdown of what’s doable within those timeframes. 

Please keep in mind that these are general rules. Each event is unique and every photographer works differently, so you should absolutely discuss the specifics of your event with your photographer:

6 Hours – Short day. The ceremony, all portraits, and the beginning of the reception. OR Getting ready, Ceremony, all portraits, no reception. Ideally all at the same location.

8 hours – Average timeframe. getting ready, ceremony, portraits, partial reception. Possibly time for short travel between hotel & church/venue, and church to the reception.

10 Hours – Average timeframe with breathing room. Getting ready, ceremony, portraits, a good portion of the reception. Time for travel between getting ready, church, venue, and maybe a closeby photo location.

12 hours – More flexibility in terms of timing and flow. Getting ready, ceremony, portraits, pretty much the whole reception OR you’re getting a lot more breathing room throughout the day. Time for travel between closeby locations (hotel, church, venue, and maybe an offsite photo location)

Multicultural weddings that have a lot more events or days, usually require even more hours depending on coverage needs. I recommend discussing your needs with your photographer to ensure that all of your important events are properly covered!

My personal preference: between 8-10 Hours and two photographers. For me and my team, this is our sweet spot to do our best work and, most importantly, give our couples a great experience that doesn’t leave them feeling rushed on the big day.