Wedding Venues in Austria | 26 venues

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.