Trentino-Alto Adige wedding packages with published, all-inclusive prices from €36,000: four venues in South Tyrol, from a mountain hotel on the Alpe di Siusi and a five-star hotel in Val Gardena to a refuge in Alta Badia and a castle in Val Pusteria.
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A multi-day wedding at Castel Badia in the Dolomites, with three nights of exclusive use for 50 guests.
A wedding at Tirler – Dolomites Living Hotel, with a garden ceremony and an optional overnight stay.
A wedding at Alpenroyal in the Dolomites, with reception, wedding lunch and open bar for up to 150 guests.
A wedding at Rifugio Col Pradat in the Dolomites, with a panoramic garden ceremony and optional full-refuge exclusivity.
We offer 4 wedding packages in Trentino-Alto Adige, all in South Tyrol, the northern province of the region, priced from €36,000 to €249,000. Each package is all-inclusive and published with its price: venue, reception, aperitivo, wedding lunch, cake, open bar, floral styling, photographer, videomaker, DJ and a Kiss Me Italy planner who coordinates every supplier.
| Package | Where in South Tyrol | Price from |
|---|---|---|
| The Alpine Chalet Wedding — Tirler | Saltria, Alpe di Siusi (Castelrotto) — garden ceremony; €45,000 with overnight stay and breakfast | €36,000 |
| The Mountain Lodge Wedding — Alpenroyal | Selva di Val Gardena — five-star hotel, 50 to 150 guests (€79,000 for 100, €119,000 for 150) | €38,000 |
| The Mountain Refuge Wedding — Rifugio Col Pradat | Colfosco, Alta Badia — refuge garden, 40 to 90 guests, up to €74,000 with the whole refuge | €44,000 |
| Multi-Day Wedding — Castel Badia | San Lorenzo di Sebato, Val Pusteria — castle for three nights, full board for 50 guests (€249,000 high season) | €159,000 |
Three packages are one-day weddings between €36,000 and €119,000, depending on the venue and the guest count. Castel Badia is the multi-day option, with the castle in exclusive use and every guest sleeping on site. For the fifth Dolomites venue, a private lodge above Cortina d’Ampezzo in the Veneto, see all our Dolomites wedding packages.
Trentino-Alto Adige is made of two autonomous provinces: South Tyrol (Alto Adige, capital Bolzano) in the north and Trentino (capital Trento) in the south. South Tyrol is officially bilingual, Italian and German, and in Val Gardena and Alta Badia the Ladin language is spoken too, so menus, signs and traditions mix Alpine and Italian culture. For your guests this means a wedding that feels unlike the lakes or Tuscany: mountain hotels with spas, meadows instead of gardens, and a cuisine that goes from canederli to refined fine dining. Our guide to the Dolomites wedding covers the landscapes and the style of these celebrations.
Each valley has its own character. Val Gardena (Alpenroyal) is the most international, with Selva at the foot of the Sella group. Alta Badia (Rifugio Col Pradat) is quieter and known for its food. The Alpe di Siusi (Tirler) is a vast high plateau of meadows, and Val Pusteria (Castel Badia) is a wide valley of villages and castles near Brunico.
Bolzano airport is the closest to Val Gardena and Alta Badia, with scheduled SkyAlps flights; the airports of Verona, Venice and Treviso are the usual alternatives, and Innsbruck and Munich work well for guests coming from northern Europe. Brunico is the nearest railway station for Alta Badia, about 30 km away, and Alta Badia runs an airport shuttle from Thursday to Sunday. For the wedding day itself we plan shuttles for the guests, because the mountain venues are spread across several valleys.
The Alpe di Siusi needs special attention. It is a protected area and private cars cannot drive up freely: hotel guests may drive to their accommodation on the arrival and departure days, and during their stay only before 10 am and after 5 pm, with a permit issued by the hotel. Everyone else uses the cable car from Siusi. We plan arrivals at Tirler around these rules, and around room blocks if you need a wedding with accommodation.
A symbolic ceremony needs no documents and can be held in the venue garden or meadow. Civil weddings are celebrated by the municipality, and in South Tyrol several municipalities now limit them for couples from abroad: a July 2026 report based on a survey by the daily Dolomiten found that Fiè allo Sciliar has capped international weddings at five a year, Lana has stopped marrying non-residents and Appiano charges non-residents double, while procedures through the consulates can take up to six months. If a legal ceremony in Italy matters to you, read about the civil ceremony rules and tell us early, so we can check the municipality of your venue.
Our published packages are currently all on the South Tyrol side. For a venue in the province of Trento, such as Madonna di Campiglio or the Val di Fassa, ask our team. If you prefer water to mountains, the nearest option is a Lake Garda wedding package. Planning a proposal first? See our Trentino-Alto Adige proposal packages, and for days around the wedding our guest activities by region.
Choose the package that fits your guest count, press “Check my date” to confirm availability with our team on WhatsApp or by email, and book online at the published price. Your planner then builds the timeline, the travel plan for your guests and any extras with you. Compare destinations among all our wedding packages in Italy.
Our packages cost from €36,000 for a garden wedding at Tirler on the Alpe di Siusi to €249,000 for three nights at Castel Badia in high season with full board for 50 guests. A one-day wedding for 50 guests at Alpenroyal in Val Gardena costs €38,000.
All four published venues are in South Tyrol: Tirler on the Alpe di Siusi, Alpenroyal in Selva di Val Gardena, Rifugio Col Pradat above Colfosco in Alta Badia and Castel Badia near San Lorenzo di Sebato in Val Pusteria.
It depends on the municipality: some accept international couples, others limit or no longer offer civil weddings to non-residents. A symbolic ceremony at the venue is always possible and needs no paperwork; see how to get married in Italy as a foreigner.
Only with limits. Hotel guests can drive up on arrival and departure days and before 10 am or after 5 pm with a permit from their hotel; other guests take the cable car from Siusi. Our concierge organises the transfers.
