When Manhattanites dream up the perfect wedding in Spain, they probably imagine something like Thompson Madrid, by Hyatt. Among Madrid wedding venues, this modern marvel brings a dash of New York sophistication to Spanish celebrations. The rooftop terrace floats above the lights of Gran Vía, while a hidden speakeasy in the basement channels 1950s cocktail culture with a dash of Prohibition-era intrigue.

The true scene-stealer? Mendo, the hotel’s signature restaurant and bakery, where the aroma of fresh-baked bread mingles with eclectic flavors all day long. Watch the pastry chefs work their morning magic, then return at sunset when the space transforms into a culinary playground. Room service delivers delectable indulgence right to your door, from light snacks to complete four-course meals perfect for intimate celebrations. For overnight guests, the two-story Penthouse Suite offers a front-row seat to Madrid’s sparkling winter nights — with other rooms featuring luxurious touches like wooden floors, residential-style furnishings, and cutting-edge technology.
 

Among Madrid’s legendary wedding venues, where culinary excellence comes standard, Coquetto Bar still manages to stand apart. The Sandoval brothers have brought their Michelin-starred talent to Calle de Fortuny, transforming a 120-square-meter space into one of the most distinctive wedding venues in Madrid. The open kitchen puts culinary artistry on display, as traditional Madrid recipes get a glow-up that would make your abuela proud — and pleasantly surprised.

Think migas crowned with free-range eggs, or cocktails crafted at an intimate ten-seat bar where mixologists turn each pour into a performance. Natural rope elements and verdant hues create the feeling of dining inside a walled garden, while the all-day kitchen means your celebration can stretch from sunrise to starlight. The whole time, the space will feel both sophisticated and effortlessly casual. Like your coolest friend who also happens to be an incredible chef.
 

Located on the first floor of the Four Seasons Madrid, Isa Restaurant & Cocktail Bar infuses Madrid wedding venues with a splash of Asian flair. Head Chef Ignacio Vara, who earned his stripes in Michelin-starred kitchens, brings a globetrotter’s palette to every wedding he serves in Spain. The space reads like a love letter to Madrid, anchored by award-winning bartender Miguel Pérez, whose cocktail prowess earned Isa the title of “Best Hotel Cocktail Bar.” By day, sunlight streams through the floor-to-ceiling windows. By night, the city’s twinkling panorama becomes your dinner companion. The restaurant is orchestrated with the type of precision that turns even the smallest detail — from the paired wine to the crafted nightcap — into a moment worth remembering.
 

The Madrid Edition brings fresh life to a historic treasure, transforming the former Monte de Piedad building into a stunning contemporary hotel and wedding venue that commands attention. Situated steps from Puerta del Sol, the city’s iconic public square, this architectural stunner offers 200 beautiful guest rooms, including 21 suites designed by Ian Schrager — master of the understated “wow” moment.

Planning an elegant wedding in Spain feels natural here, thanks to the world-class kitchen and a rooftop that turns Madrid’s winter skyline into your personal backdrop. If you celebrate long into the night, dip into Mistica, a basement nightclub where state-of-the-art sound systems and dramatic projections set the stage for unforgettable after-parties. And with 350 square meters of dedicated event space, including studios with dividing walls for bespoke setups, every celebration feels custom-crafted. Pro tip: Book one of the penthouses with floor-to-ceiling views of the Almudena Cathedral.

Rosewood Villa Magna stands proudly on Paseo de la Castellana, blending aristocratic grandeur with modern finesse. Originally opened in 1972 and recently transformed into a masterpiece of contemporary luxury, the hotel proves that a wedding in Spain can channel both old-world gravitas and modern sophistication. Inside, 154 rooms and suites showcase classic-contemporary design, while the dining options come across like a greatest hits of Spanish gastronomy. Las Brasas de Castellana celebrates the art of grilling. AMÓS Restaurant channels the essence of Cantabria. And TARDE.O mixes classic cocktails with urban energy. Celebrations sparkle in the landscaped gardens, while the wellness center comes correct with a vitality pool and dedicated treatment rooms. The cherry on top? A complimentary top-of-the-line BMW for guests who want to explore Madrid in electrified style.

The Principal Madrid brings a touch of early 1900s glamor to modern Madrid wedding venues. Perched above Gran Vía, this architectural gem is waiting to show you that a wedding in Spain can satisfy both history buffs and luxury lovers. The rooftop restaurant Ático and its terrace serve up traditional Spanish cuisine against a skyline that puts every other viewpoint in the city on notice. 

Behind the ornate façade, 76 rooms channel the essence of a private club, each space telling its own story through wooden floors and residential-style furnishings. Winter celebrations shine in La Pérgola, where signature cocktails like “El Chulapo” pair perfectly with squid sandwiches (trust us on this one). The Wellness Suite offers exclusive couples’ treatments, while the culinary team transforms every meal into an ode to the Spanish culinary genius. Bonus points: the entrance to The Principal Hotel on Marqués de Valdeiglesias means you can dodge the Gran Vía crowds like a true madrileño.

Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid stands out like the grand duchess of Madrid wedding venues, gracing Plaza de la Lealtad with Belle Époque splendor. A Spain wedding reaches new heights of refinement here, where 100 rooms and 53 suites showcase a classic-contemporary design that would make the original guests feel right at home — if considerably more pampered.

Three-Michelin-starred chef Quique Dacosta orchestrates culinary magic at Deesa, where the “Chronos” menu lets you play with time in the exquisite Alfonso XIII room. The Palm Court sparkles under its crystal canopy, while the intimate eight-seat Champagne Bar offers a prime spot to sample rare vintages alongside famous guests, from international business leaders to Spain’s most celebrated artists and performers. Winter celebrations shine in the elegant ballrooms, where crystal chandeliers cast a warm glow over the hotel's Belle Époque architecture and decor. The wellness center adds modern indulgence with its indoor pool, vitality pool, and steam room, all beneath a canopy of lights mimicking Madrid’s starlit sky. As a bonus, the Prado Museum stands just 200 meters away, housing a breathtaking collection of European masterpieces — from Velázquez's iconic Las Meninas to Goya’s dramatic Black Paintings — perfect for guests wanting to explore Spain's artistic heritage between events.

Set in one of Madrid’s most iconic palaces, this spot rounds out our list of Madrid wedding venues with a culinary flourish. The kitchen embraces what they term “elaborada sencillez” — that’s “elaborate simplicity” for those of you who slept through Spanish class — transforming Madrid’s classic dishes into contemporary masterpieces. Italian mixologist Luca Anastasio crafts cocktails that would make both a Madrileño and a Milanese proud, while the rooftop terrace commands spectacular views over the Fuente de Cibeles and down Gran Vía. Maybe that’s why Chanel, Loewe, and Banco Santander have put on events at Cornamusa Cibeles. Better yet, book your own celebration and find out why the city’s top names keep coming back for another round.
 

Madrid has a way of making you fall in love twice — first with the person you’re marrying, then with the city itself. Between the candlelit Spanish wine bars and the cream-colored buildings adorned with wrought-iron balconies, your perfect winter celebration space beckons.

The city moves at its own tempo in the winter, when midnight dinners are perfectly normal and tomorrow’s to-dos feel delightfully far off. Ready to discover your own corner of this enchanted capital? Join the Venue Report and start writing your own Madrid love story. Because some cities are more than venues for weddings. They’re witnesses to new beginnings.