Religious eligibility
Confirm the applicable Catholic marriage requirements with your parish.
Celebrate your Catholic wedding in Mallorca, surrounded by historic churches, Mediterranean scenery and centuries of tradition.
A White Hot Wedding helps couples navigate church arrangements, ceremony requirements and the details of planning their special day.
Mallorca is home to remarkable churches, from centuries-old Gothic architecture to intimate chapels
set among picturesque villages and Mediterranean landscapes.
For couples planning a Catholic wedding abroad, the island offers a meaningful setting for their ceremony, with opportunities to bring family and friends together for a celebration that reflects their traditions.
Gothic architecture in the heart of Palma.
Historic stone architecture in Son Servera.
Charming church settings near the coast.
Planning a Catholic wedding in Mallorca involves more than choosing a church. From religious documentation and marriage preparation to coordination with your home parish and the local church, several important arrangements need to be considered.
We help couples understand the planning process and coordinate the practical details involved in preparing their ceremony.
Confirm the applicable Catholic marriage requirements with your parish.
Begin marriage preparation and arrange the required parish documentation.
Check certificates, translations, diocesan permissions and any applicable authentication requirements.
Coordinate ceremony availability, priest arrangements and the final details with the church in Mallorca.
Arranging a Catholic wedding in Mallorca involves preparing documents through your home parish and coordinating with the relevant church authorities in Spain.
The following checklist reflects the requirements outlined in our existing planning guidance. Your priest and the Mallorca parish should confirm the documentation and timing applicable to your circumstances.
Official birth certificates for both partners.
Certificates of baptism, usually issued no more than 6 months before the wedding and authenticated by the bishopric.
A certificate confirming you are free to marry, authenticated by the bishopric.
A certificate of marriage preparation from your home parish.
Your intended date, time and the church where you plan to marry in Mallorca.
The necessary approvals and paperwork from your home parish and the relevant diocese in Spain.
All documents must be legally translated into Spanish and stamped with the Hague Apostille (where applicable).
If only one partner is Catholic, a dispensation or other permission may be required.
Alongside the religious and administrative preparations, couples planning a Catholic wedding in Mallorca should allow for church-related fees and paperwork processing.
The amounts below reflect the fees published in our previous guidance and are subject to confirmation.
These historical amounts are not confirmed current quotations. Church charges, donations and administrative requirements may vary depending on your circumstances, the chosen church and the relevant diocese.
We’d love to help you plan your Catholic wedding in Mallorca, from church planning to your vows.