You are planning your marriage and you want to be sure that is a sunny, unforgettable day? How about celebrating this special day in a Mediterranean environment?

We would like to suggest three very different, but sunny destinations from the portfolio of 200 Romantik Hotels & Restaurants.

Romantik Hotel Villa Giustinian

The first suggestion is the Romantik Hotel Villa Giustinian in the Italian town of Portobuffolè.

The historical villa is the former home of a doge and still has the flair of "alla Veneziana".

Take a stroll through the large grounds and enjoy the impressive atmosphere of the park. Spend unforgettable nights in one of the large suites, decorated richly with plastering and frescos.

The restaurant offers an excellent choice of regionally influenced dishes.

Romantik Hotel Bastide du Calalou

Another possibility to spend the special day of your wedding in the South is the Romantik Hotel Bastide du Calalou at Aups (France).

The hotel is situated in the middle of a National Park.

The antique furniture blends harmoniously with the welcoming character of the country house.

Walk to the nearby church of Moissac-Bellevue or take a carriage and enjoy an unforgettable ceremony.

Romantik Hotel Vivenda Miranda

If you prefer to go further South, the Romantik Hotel Vivenda Miranda at Lagos (Portugal) is a good choice.

Togetherness pure, in the sunny Algarve region, means exactly what it says: All by yourselves, you enjoy the magnificent bluff.

Nestled on a cliff above the Atlantic the building dates back to the 17th century.

Exchange your vows under palm trees and afterwards go on a sunset cruise with all the necessary ingredients for perfect happiness.

And let your guests take part in it by giving them almonds and marzipan following local custom.

For more location ideas for your personal dream wedding have a look at Wedding & more, the new brochure by Romantik Hotels & Restaurants. You can order your copy here.

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