71 Wedding Venues From Movies

Ever watched a movie wedding scene and thought, "I need to get married there"? You're not alone. Hollywood has an uncanny ability to transform stunning locations into the stuff of romantic dreams, leaving couples worldwide adding these cinematic gems to their wedding wish lists. From fairy-tale castles that inspired Disney magic to sun-soaked beaches where James Bond tied the knot, these venues have captivated audiences and continue to host real weddings for those seeking their own movie moment.

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Historic Castles & Palaces: Where Fairy Tales Come to Life

When it comes to feeling like royalty on your big day, nothing tops saying “I do” within ancient stone walls and turreted towers. These legendary castles and palaces have hosted fictional kings, tragic heroines, and brave knights — and now, they can host your love story too.

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

Perched dramatically on a Bavarian hilltop, this 19th-century castle became the blueprint for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle and later appeared in the whimsical musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968). Built by the eccentric King Ludwig II, who never actually got to see his creation completed, the castle's romantic turrets and Alpine backdrop make it the ultimate fairy-tale wedding venue.

Alnwick Castle, England

While millions know it as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from the Harry Potter films, Alnwick Castle has been the Percy family's home for over 700 years. The castle's medieval grandeur and infamous poison garden—featuring deadly plants from around the world—adds an intriguingly dark twist to any wedding photography session.

Highclere Castle, England

The real Downton Abbey became a household name when Julian Fellowes' period drama captured hearts worldwide. This Jacobethan country house offers couples the chance to marry in the same drawing rooms where the Crawley family navigated their fictional dramas, complete with Egyptian artifacts in the cellars.

Ashford Castle, Ireland

John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara's tempestuous romance in The Quiet Man (1952) showcased this medieval castle's rugged Irish beauty. Originally built in 1228, the castle now operates as a luxury hotel where couples can exchange vows along the shores of Lough Corrib, complete with falconry displays.

Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

Mel Gibson's Hamlet (1991) utilized this clifftop fortress's dramatic North Sea setting for its brooding atmosphere. The medieval ruins, precariously perched 160 feet above crashing waves, once hid Scottish crown jewels from Cromwell's army—adding layers of history to any wedding ceremony.

Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland

This iconic Scottish castle appeared in Highlander and Patrick Dempsey's romantic comedy Made of Honor. Situated on a small tidal island where three lochs meet, the 13th-century castle offers couples one of Scotland's most photographed wedding venues with its stone bridge connecting to the mainland.

Inveraray Castle, Scotland

Featured in Downton Abbey: A New Era, this Gothic Revival castle serves as the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll. The castle's fairy-tale turrets and stunning loch-side location create a dramatic backdrop for weddings, while its armory hall showcases one of the world's finest collections of Highland weapons.

Ardgowan Estate, Scotland

This historic Scottish estate appeared in The Princess Switch 3, showcasing its elegant Victorian mansion and sprawling grounds. The estate's combination of formal gardens, ancient woodlands, and views across the Firth of Clyde provides couples with multiple ceremony options within a single magical location.

Château de Chambord, France

This Renaissance masterpiece served as the Beast's castle in La Belle et la Bête (Beauty and the Beast), with its distinctive French Renaissance architecture and elaborate roofline. The château's double-helix staircase, possibly designed by Leonardo da Vinci, creates a unique backdrop for wedding photography sessions.

Villa Cetinale, Tuscany, Italy

Maggie Smith's Italian villa in Tea With Mussolini highlighted this 17th-century estate's Renaissance beauty. The villa's terraced gardens and cypress-lined avenues create classic Tuscan romance, while its wine cellar and cooking school offer unique wedding entertainment options.

Waddesdon Manor, England

Built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, this French château-style mansion appeared in The Queen and Never Say Never Again. The manor's wine cellars, housing one of the finest collections of Rothschild wines, and its Victorian gardens create an opulent setting for sophisticated wedding celebrations.

Hatfield House, England

This Jacobean mansion provided dramatic settings for Batman Begins, The Favourite, and Sherlock Holmes. The house's Great Hall, with its magnificent carved screen and minstrels' gallery, offers couples a venue steeped in Tudor history where Elizabeth I spent much of her childhood.

Leeds Castle, Kent, England

Known as "the loveliest castle in the world," this medieval fortress appeared in The Hollow Crown series. Built on two islands in a natural lake, the castle's romantic setting and immaculate gardens create a fairy-tale atmosphere that's perfect for intimate wedding ceremonies.

Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, England

This perfectly preserved medieval manor house appeared in multiple adaptations of Jane Eyre, Elizabeth, and the BBC's Pride & Prejudice. The hall's terraced gardens, cascading down to the River Wye, and its Great Hall with original tapestries create an authentic medieval wedding experience.

Montsalvat, Victoria, Australia

This artist colony appeared in Nicolas Cage's Knowing, recreating a European village atmosphere in the Australian countryside. The colony's mud-brick buildings, medieval-style architecture, and artists' studios provide couples with a bohemian wedding venue that feels transported from another time and place.

Petworth House, West Sussex, England

Featured in The Crown and Rebecca, this baroque mansion houses one of the UK's finest art collections, including works by Turner and Van Dyck. The house's Carved Room, with its intricate wood carvings by Grinling Gibbons, provides a magnificent backdrop for wedding ceremonies steeped in artistic heritage.

Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, England

This Regency castle appeared in The Da Vinci Code and The Crown, offering couples a romantic setting with sweeping views across the Vale of Belvoir. The castle's State Rooms, filled with family portraits and antique furnishings, create an aristocratic atmosphere perfect for formal wedding celebrations.

Goodwood House, West Sussex

Featured in Downton Abbey and Bridget Jones's Diary, this Regency house sits amid 12,000 acres of rolling countryside. The house's ballroom, with its elaborate ceiling and crystal chandeliers, provides an elegant setting for wedding receptions, while the estate's famous racecourse adds excitement for extended celebrations.

Knebworth House, Hertfordshire, England

This Gothic Revival mansion appeared in Batman and The King's Speech, with its dramatic towers and elaborate Victorian decoration. The house's Banqueting Hall, featuring a minstrels' gallery and heraldic decorations, creates a theatrical setting perfect for couples wanting a dramatic wedding venue.

Castle Howard, North Yorkshire, England

This baroque castle served as the setting for both the film and television versions of Brideshead Revisited. The palace's Great Hall, with its soaring dome and classical architecture, provides one of England's most spectacular wedding venues, while its gardens offer romantic settings throughout the seasons.

Romantic Gardens & Estates: Nature's Perfect Stage

If you dream of exchanging vows surrounded by blooming rose arches, whispering fountains, and manicured terraces straight out of a period film, these estates and gardens transform nature into an enchanting backdrop worthy of the silver screen.

Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania, USA

Martin Scorsese chose these magnificent gardens for The Age of Innocence (1993), where their Victorian conservatories perfectly captured the film's gilded age elegance. The gardens span 1,100 acres with over 11,000 plant species, offering couples ceremonies beneath soaring glass ceilings surrounded by exotic orchids and musical fountains.

Villa del Balbianello, Lake Como, Italy

When Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala had their secret wedding in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (2002), George Lucas chose this 18th-century villa for its otherworldly beauty. Perched on a wooded promontory with panoramic lake views, the villa's terraced gardens cascade toward the water's edge with the Italian Alps as backdrop.

Kualoa Ranch, Hawaii, USA

This 4,000-acre working cattle ranch gained fame as the setting for Jurassic Park and 50 First Dates, offering couples dramatic landscapes from emerald valleys to pristine beaches. The ranch's movie tour reveals filming locations from over 200 productions, making it perfect for cinema-loving couples wanting their wedding to feel like a blockbuster.

Oheka Castle, New York, USA

Built in 1919 as the world's second-largest private residence, this Gold Coast mansion appeared in Citizen Kane and Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby (2013). The castle's French-inspired architecture and formal gardens recreate Jazz Age opulence, complete with its own golf course and spa for extended celebrations.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, Miami, USA

This Italian Renaissance-style villa provided the tropical luxury setting for Iron Man 3 and Bad Boys II. The estate features 10 acres of formal gardens overlooking Biscayne Bay, with a unique stone barge ceremony setting that appears to float on the water itself.

West Wycombe Park, England

This Palladian mansion appeared in Sense and Sensibility and X-Men: First Class, showcasing its dramatic hilltop location and elaborate interior decorations. The house's music room, with its painted ceiling and period instruments, creates an intimate setting for wedding ceremonies surrounded by 18th-century grandeur.

Villa Erba, Lake Como, Italy

George Clooney's villa scenes in Ocean's Twelve (2004) were actually filmed at this 19th-century neoclassical villa. The property's formal Italian gardens and museum with rotating art exhibitions create an elegant cultural setting, while its Lake Como position provides stunning water views and charming town access.

Exotic Villas & Beach Resorts: Paradise Found

For couples who crave barefoot elegance and sunset ceremonies, these luxurious resorts and villas — immortalized in some of Hollywood’s most iconic scenes — promise tropical glamour and privacy all rolled into one breathtaking escape.

Amanjena, Marrakech, Morocco

Samantha's lavish wedding in Sex and the City 2 (2010) showcased this resort's palatial Moroccan architecture and private villa accommodations. The resort's rose-colored buildings and intricate tile work create an exotic Arabian Nights atmosphere, with each villa featuring its own garden and pool for complete privacy.

Halekulani Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii

While featured in Lost in Translation for its serene luxury, this hotel's name means "house befitting heaven" in Hawaiian. The resort's orchid-lined pools and Diamond Head views create a tropical paradise wedding setting, enhanced by world-class spa services and traditional Hawaiian hospitality.

The Four Seasons Resort, Lanai, Hawaii

Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston's Hawaiian adventure in Just Go With It (2011) showcased this resort's secluded luxury on a former pineapple plantation island. The resort offers couples multiple wedding venues from clifftop ceremonies overlooking the Pacific to intimate beach settings, all with dedicated butler service.

Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa, Hawaii

Capturing the magical spirit of Lilo & Stitch, this Disney resort offers couples authentic Hawaiian culture with Disney's signature service. The resort's multiple pools, including an adults-only area, and its cultural programming provide families with extended wedding celebration options while maintaining romantic adult spaces.

One&Only Ocean Club, Bahamas

James Bond's casino resort in Casino Royale showcases this property's pristine beaches and colonial-style architecture. The resort's Versailles-inspired gardens and private beach clubs create an exclusive atmosphere, while its golf course and spa provide entertainment for extended wedding parties.

Turtle Bay Resort, Oahu, Hawaii

Featured in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, this North Shore resort offers couples a perfect blend of luxury and Hawaiian authenticity. The resort's dramatic clifftop location and multiple beaches provide various ceremony options, while its proximity to surfing breaks and hiking trails appeals to adventure-loving couples.

Four Seasons Maui at Wailea

While not from a wedding movie, this resort gained fame from The White Lotus Season 1 and has become a viral wedding destination. The resort's three pools, including an adults-only infinity pool, and its award-winning spa create a luxurious Hawaiian experience with world-class service.

Anantara Resort, Phuket, Thailand

Capturing the exotic beauty showcased in The Beach, this resort offers couples a tropical paradise with traditional Thai architecture and service. The resort's private beach access and multiple villa options provide intimate settings, while its spa treatments and cultural programs immerse couples in authentic Thai experiences.

Historic Churches & Chapels: Sacred Spaces, Cinematic Moments

Some wedding moments deserve a setting with soul. These storied churches and chapels have witnessed both blockbuster confessions and real-life “I dos”, offering couples a blend of history, grandeur, and hallowed romance.

St. Bartholomew's Church, New York City

Katherine Heigl's character witnessed countless weddings at this Park Avenue church in 27 Dresses (2008). The Byzantine-style church features stunning mosaics and the world's largest church portal, with its dome inspired by Hagia Sophia creating an awe-inspiring ceremony backdrop.

St. James's Church, London, UK

The surprise musical wedding scene in Love Actually (2003) made this Piccadilly church famous for romantic ceremonies. Built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1684, the church survived the London Blitz and continues hosting weddings, with its weekly antiques market adding London charm to wedding weekends.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, NYC

Spider-Man's near-miss wedding in Spider-Man 3 (2007) showcased this Gothic Revival cathedral's dramatic architecture. As the largest Catholic cathedral in the United States, it seats 2,400 guests beneath soaring vaulted ceilings and stunning rose windows in the heart of Manhattan.

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece appeared in Mary Poppins Returns and Four Weddings and a Funeral, featuring its iconic dome and baroque interior. The cathedral's whispering gallery creates an acoustic phenomenon where couples can whisper sweet nothings that carry across the dome to their beloved.

St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh

This historic cathedral appeared in Avengers: Infinity War and serves as Scotland's High Kirk. The cathedral's crown spire dominates Edinburgh's skyline, while its Thistle Chapel, dedicated to Scotland's chivalric order, provides an intimate setting for Scottish wedding ceremonies.

Old Royal Naval College Chapel, Greenwich, London

Featured in Four Weddings and a Funeral, this baroque chapel was designed by Sir Christopher Wren as part of his masterpiece complex. The chapel's painted ceiling and maritime heritage create a unique setting for couples, while its Thames-side location offers stunning London views.

Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxfordshire

Bridget Jones's countryside wedding venue in Bridget Jones's Diary: Edge of Reason showcases this medieval parish church's quintessential English charm. The church's Norman architecture and peaceful village setting provide couples with an authentic English countryside wedding experience away from urban distractions.

Luxury Hotels & Resorts: Where Glamour Meets Service

Old-world charm or cosmopolitan chic? These famed hotels — where countless movie stars have checked in and cinematic romances have unfolded — deliver five-star service and timeless glamour for couples who want it all.

The Plaza Hotel, NYC

From Bride Wars to Home Alone 2, this iconic hotel has defined New York luxury since 1907. The hotel's ballroom, with crystal chandeliers and gold leaf details, hosted Truman Capote's legendary Black and White Ball, continuing to attract couples seeking old-world glamour.

The Waldorf Astoria, NYC

Though currently closed for renovations, this Art Deco masterpiece from Serendipity will reopen with restored grandeur. The hotel's private railroad platform (Platform 61) once secretly transported Franklin D. Roosevelt, adding historical intrigue to any wedding celebration.

The Beverly Hills Hotel, Los Angeles

The pink palace's Polo Lounge appeared in Pretty Woman and Beverly Hills Cop II, establishing it as Hollywood's living room. The hotel's tropical gardens and legendary bungalows provide intimate wedding settings where couples might spot A-list neighbors enjoying the signature pink and green ambiance.

Hotel del Coronado, San Diego

Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis's hotel in Some Like It Hot (1959) remains one of America's most romantic beachside destinations. The Victorian resort's Crown Room features a crown-shaped chandelier and soaring ceiling, while its ghost story involving a mysterious young woman adds romantic intrigue.

The Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston

Sandra Bullock's wedding venue in The Proposal showcases Boston Brahmin elegance with elaborate ceiling murals and crystal chandeliers. Located in historic Back Bay, the hotel provides couples with easy access to America's revolutionary history while maintaining timeless sophistication.

The Ritz, Paris

Featured in Midnight in Paris, this legendary hotel epitomizes Parisian luxury with its Place Vendôme location and impeccable service. The hotel's salons, decorated with antique furnishings and crystal chandeliers, create an atmosphere of refined elegance perfect for intimate Parisian wedding celebrations.

Claridge's, London

While appearing in Notting Hill behind-the-scenes footage, this Art Deco hotel represents the pinnacle of London sophistication. The hotel's ballroom, with its distinctive geometric patterns and crystal chandeliers, provides couples with a glamorous setting steeped in royal patronage and celebrity history.

The Langham, London

Featured in Wonder Woman, this Victorian hotel was Europe's first "Grand Hotel" and continues to set luxury standards. The hotel's Palm Court, with its afternoon tea service and live piano music, creates an elegant atmosphere for wedding receptions with distinctly British charm.

The Savoy, London

Party scenes from Notting Hill showcased this legendary hotel's Thames-side glamour and Art Deco styling. The hotel's River Restaurant and American Bar provide sophisticated venues for wedding celebrations, while its central London location offers easy access to theater district entertainment.

Palace Hotel, San Francisco

Featured in David Fincher's The Game, this historic hotel combines Edwardian elegance with modern luxury in the heart of San Francisco. The hotel's Garden Court, with its stunning glass ceiling and marble columns, creates a grand setting for wedding ceremonies with California sophistication.

The Peninsula, Beverly Hills

This frequent Hollywood filming location provides couples with contemporary luxury and impeccable service in the heart of Beverly Hills. The hotel's rooftop terrace offers panoramic city views, while its spa and Michelin-starred dining create a complete luxury wedding experience.

Ballrooms & Grand Estates: Opulence Defined

When only a dramatic staircase, vaulted ceilings, and regal banquet halls will do, these grand estates and palatial ballrooms bring cinematic splendor to life — the perfect stage for a wedding that feels like a period drama or royal affair.

Blenheim Palace, England

The Bond villain's lair in Spectre (2015) and Harry Potter filming location offers couples Winston Churchill's birthplace for their wedding. The baroque palace's Great Hall and formal gardens provide multiple venues across 2,000 acres, while its UNESCO World Heritage status adds historical significance.

Syon Park, London

Featured in The Madness of King George and Gosford Park, this estate showcases Robert Adam's interior design mastery. The Great Conservatory, designed by Charles Fowler, creates a unique glass-walled wedding venue filled with exotic plants just outside London.

Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, England

Mr. Darcy's Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice (2005) established this stately home as the ultimate romantic symbol. The Painted Hall's murals and elaborate ceiling create a venue that would make Elizabeth Bennet swoon, while Capability Brown's gardens offer endless photo opportunities.

Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina

Featured in The Last of the Mohicans and Hannibal, this Gilded Age mansion represents America's answer to European grandeur. The Banquet Hall's 70-foot ceiling and triple fireplace create intimate grandeur, while the estate's winery adds modern touches to traditional celebrations.

Cliveden House, Berkshire, England

The Beatles' Help! featured this Thames-side estate, while Meghan Markle's pre-wedding stay added modern royal connection. The house's scandal-filled history, including the Profumo Affair, adds intrigue, while its rose garden and formal parterre create romantic ceremony settings.

Quirky & Cult Favorite Locations

For free spirits and film buffs alike, these unexpected and offbeat venues have cult status thanks to beloved movies and quirky pop-culture cameos. They prove that sometimes, the best wedding backdrops are the ones that break the mold — and look amazing on camera.

The Little White Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas

The Hangover made this Vegas institution famous worldwide, though it's been marrying couples since 1951. The chapel's drive-through option allows couples to marry without leaving their car, while celebrity weddings including Britney Spears and Frank Sinatra add pop culture history.

El Matador Beach, Malibu, California

Though The Notebook's passionate kiss wasn't filmed here, this dramatic beach has become synonymous with romantic movie moments. The beach's natural rock formations and sea caves create stunning backdrops, while its secluded location provides privacy for intimate ceremonies.

Manoir Rouville-Campbell, Quebec, Canada

This Gothic Revival manor's appearance in The Time Traveler's Wife showcased its romantic towers and elaborate woodwork. The manor's European architecture in Quebec's countryside offers couples a continental feel without crossing the Atlantic, with seasonal gardens providing year-round beauty.

Skibo Castle, Scotland

Madonna and Guy Ritchie's real wedding venue, which appeared in The Queen, offers couples exclusive use of this Highland retreat. The castle's golf course, designed by Donald Steel, and its private loch provide activities for extended wedding celebrations in complete privacy.

Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, France

Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette (2006) used this baroque château to represent Versailles' opulence with its André Le Nôtre-designed gardens. The estate's candlelit evening tours offer romantic venue exploration, while its museum showcases 17th-century decorative arts for culturally enriched celebrations.

Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, Rhode Island

Featured in The Great Gatsby (1974) and True Lies, this Gilded Age mansion overlooks the Atlantic Ocean with its distinctive heart-shaped staircase. The mansion's ballroom, modeled after Versailles' Hall of Mirrors, creates spectacular wedding venues with ocean views and architectural grandeur.

Greystone Mansion, Beverly Hills

Appearing in The Social Network and There Will Be Blood, this Tudor Revival mansion offers couples Hollywood glamour with city views. The mansion's formal gardens and period rooms create elegant settings, while its Beverly Hills location provides easy access to luxury shopping and dining.

St. Regis Bali Resort

Popular for Bollywood weddings and featured in Baar Baar Dekho, this beachfront resort combines Balinese culture with luxury service. The resort's clifftop location and traditional architecture create exotic wedding settings, while its spa treatments and cultural programs provide authentic Indonesian experiences.

Four Seasons Florence

Featured in Inferno, this Renaissance palazzo offers couples luxury accommodations in Florence's historic center. The hotel's rooftop terrace provides panoramic city views including the Duomo, while its Michelin-starred restaurant creates exceptional dining experiences for wedding celebrations.

Polhawn Fort, Cornwall, England

The stormy wedding scene in About Time showcased this Victorian fort's dramatic clifftop location overlooking the English Channel. The fort's unique circular design and sea views create an unforgettable wedding venue, while its military history adds character to any celebration.

Culzean Castle, Scotland

Featured in The Queen television series, this clifftop castle offers couples spectacular views over the Firth of Clyde. The castle's oval staircase and circular saloon create elegant ceremony spaces, while its country park provides outdoor activities for wedding parties.

The Little Church of the West, Las Vegas

Appearing in Viva Las Vegas and Diamonds Are Forever, this historic chapel represents classic Vegas romance since 1942. The chapel's rustic wooden architecture and neon sign create authentic Vegas atmosphere, while its location on the Strip provides easy access to entertainment.

Graceland Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas

Featured in Fools Rush In and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, this chapel offers couples Elvis-themed ceremonies with authentic Vegas flair. The chapel's rock and roll memorabilia and Elvis impersonator officiants create unique wedding experiences that celebrate American pop culture.