The day after a wedding in Rogoznica, the maid of honour told me, "The food was perfect." I smiled because in Dalmatia, people always talk about food. Not only during the wedding, but the next day too, and sometimes years later. Food has always been part of how we...
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Wedding in Croatia,
Told by the Couples Who Had Them
A wedding in Croatia is easy to imagine and harder to picture honestly.
So here are three of ours, each one told twice: first the day itself, then the
couple telling you what it was like to plan it with us.
Nataša & Kevin
Trogir, destination wedding
A destination wedding in the heart of historic Trogir, planned from abroad and celebrated with a beautiful view of the Adriatic Sea. A relaxed celebration where they could leave the planning behind and simply enjoy the day with their closest people.
IN THEIR WORDS
Snježana was the best decision we could have made.
“Especially organizing everything from abroad, since we don’t live in Croatia, having her on our side made all the difference. With Snježana, you get not just an amazing, talented organizer — she’s a genuinely warm-hearted person.
Whenever there was a problem, Snježana appeared out of nowhere to solve it, and every single guest noticed it too. The wedding went absolutely smoothly. Snježana was the best decision we could have made.
We had the Wedding of our dreams. Couldn’t recommend her more.”
Nataša & Kevin
Trogir, destination wedding
Sarah & Marco
Rogoznica, Elopement
An intimate elopement in Rogoznica with just five people, a hidden beach and the Adriatic as their backdrop. They ended the day with dinner at a local seaside konoba, enjoying Dalmatian cuisine and the simplicity of celebrating together.
IN THEIR WORDS
Petra and her team are absolutely incredible – we cannot recommend them enough!
“We had a tiny microwedding, just 5 people in total, but Petra treated us like it was the event of the year. The highlight? She went above and beyond to find us a secret beach, completely hidden away from the world. It was simply magical. The most perfect day one we will cherish and look back on forever.”
Sarah & Marco
rogoznica, elopement
Laura & Fabijan
Zagreb, Wedding
A beautiful wedding at a countryside estate in inland Croatia, surrounded by nature and a peaceful landscape. We took care of the wedding day coordination, allowing Fabijan and Laura to simply be present and enjoy the celebration they had planned.
Petra & Marko
Split, Wedding
A traditional Croatian wedding in the little church at Sustipan in Split, surrounded by pine trees and the sound of cicadas. A warm summer celebration filled with Mediterranean atmosphere and timeless Dalmatian charm.
Anamarija & Jerko
Trogir, wedding
A traditional Croatian wedding in a beautiful setting overlooking the Adriatic Sea. A celebration rooted in tradition, bringing together family, friends and the unmistakable atmosphere of the Dalmatian coast.
Let’s Plan Your Dalmatian Wedding
From romantic sunsets overlooking the Adriatic Sea to charming ceremonies nestled in ancient olive groves, the possibilities are endless.
We hope oru gallery have inspired you and helped you envision your own dream Dalmatian wedding.
We’re passionate about showcasing the unique beauty of this region and creating unforgettable experiences for our couples. Let us help you turn your Dalmatian wedding dreams into a reality.
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