3,440 metres above sea level - this figure leaves some people speechless. Good that the bride and groom then only have to say "I do". At the wedding ceremony in Café 3.440 on the Pitztal Glacier, you can prepare yourselves for the highs and lows of married life. With its fascinating mountain panorama and view of the Wildspitze, it really is a unique wedding location.
After you have said "I do" in what is probably the most magnificent wedding hall in Tyrol, you will be greeted by a shower of real crystals in the Crystal Dome at Swarovski Crystal Worlds. In the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, you can celebrate the most beautiful day of your life in an exclusive ambience.
The historic centre of Hall and the quaint town hall have witnessed many romantic love stories and weddings. If you also want to make history, the oldest registry office in Tyrol is the right place for you.
The "Crystal Cube" is located at an altitude of 2,600 metres in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis gourmet region. This giant mirrored cube is a popular gourmet restaurant - and sometimes it is transformed into the most spectacular registry office in Tyrol.
Don't worry, at a boat wedding on Lake Achensee all guests usually stay dry, with the exception of the odd tear of joy. Nevertheless, your wedding on the "Sea of Tyrol" is sure to be an unforgettable experience.
It takes a bit of courage to make a permanent commitment. However, it is even braver to do so on a mountain peak. But it's worth it, because the Salvenkirchlein at the summit of the Hohe Salve is sure to bring happiness to your marriage.
Let's be honest: almost every girl has dreamed of being a princess at some point. And there's a noble knight in every man somewhere. You can experience a fairytale wedding, just as Rapunzel and co. celebrated, at Ambras Castle in Innsbruck.
A very special place for a wedding is the Untermarkter Alm, or U-Alm for short, in Hoch-Imst. The modern alpine hut is located directly at the middle station of the Imst cable cars and impresses with its rural charm and panoramic views at an altitude of 1,500 metres.
