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Palaces in the old town of Seville and haciendas half an hour from the city: these are the places in Seville where we have filmed weddings ourselves. It isn’t a directory. For each one we tell you what it was, how many guests it holds, whether the ceremony can be held there and how long the drive is from the airport. Driving times are calculated with OpenStreetMap, rounded and without traffic. Capacities are the ones each venue publishes: confirm them with the venue when you book.
The palace of the Dukes of Medinaceli, in the old town of Seville. It is Mudéjar: Pedro Enríquez and Catalina de Ribera built it between 1483 and 1505, and the first Marquis of Tarifa remodelled it in Renaissance style between 1525 and 1539. The tiles in its courtyards are by the Polido brothers, from 1536 to 1538, and it has been a national monument since 1931.
A Baroque palace in the old town of Seville, also known as the palace of the Counts of Santa Coloma, built at the end of the seventeenth century by the Bucarelli family, who came from Florence and still live there. It has been a listed monument since 1969 and is now also a boutique hotel, with suites and a pool. Its website currently offers private events, not weddings: if you want to marry there, ask them directly.
Composer Herman Bemberg commissioned it from the architect Vicente Traver in 1919; it was finished in 1925 and named after his mother, Luisa Ocampo. It stands in El Porvenir, south of the old town, and was restored over four years from 2016. The ceremony can be held in its garden or in the courtyard of columns.
A hacienda in the Seville countryside with its own chapel, a tower, two halls with their courtyard and four suites, two of them meant for the wedding night. Lucía and Juan married at the Ermita de Valme and celebrated here in September 2026.
Lucía & Juan’s wedding at Hacienda La PintadaAn olive hacienda that once belonged to the Jesuits, who called it the Hospicio de Indias and lodged the monks returning from the Americas there. Its 1,500 m² main courtyard has a sixteenth-century chapel, and one of its halls is a museum with more than two hundred horse-drawn carriages.
A small palace in Arab-inspired architecture between Dos Hermanas and Alcalá de Guadaíra, about ten kilometres from Seville. It takes up to 750 guests; we last filmed a wedding there in September 2026.
A former Mudéjar olive mill, extended in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, on the road from Brenes to Mairena del Alcor, in the municipality of Carmona. In 2001 it was a ruin, and its restoration was completed in 2008. It is one of the haciendas closest to the airport. Its website is out of date: check capacity and dates with them.
In the Aljarafe, west of Seville. We have filmed a wedding here.
It was built between 1916 and 1928 for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, in Andalusian regionalist and neo-Mudéjar style, and it opened on 28 April 1929 with a wedding banquet: that of Infanta Isabel and Count Zamoyski, with King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria Eugenia at the table. Almost a century later, we have filmed couples getting ready here: May, who married Juan at Convento de la Luz, and Rocío Madrid and José Antonio León, who married less than a kilometre away, at the church of the Hospital de la Caridad.
In Seville they call it the cathedral of Triana. It was begun in 1279–1280 by order of King Alfonso X, in Gothic-Mudéjar style, and has been a listed monument since 1931. The couple we filmed there went on to celebrate at Bodegas Andrade, in the Condado.
Wedding videographer in SevilleMany couples marry in their own church and celebrate at the venue. We already know these from the inside.
Real weddings
At several, yes: Hacienda La Pintada has its own chapel, we filmed a ceremony on site at Hacienda San Miguel de Montelirio, Villa Luisa holds them in its garden and Hacienda Molinillos in its own, civil or religious. At Casa de Pilatos and Palacio Bucarelli their websites don’t offer them: ask them.
Casa de Pilatos and Palacio Bucarelli, in the old town, and Villa Luisa, in El Porvenir. The haciendas are on the outskirts: Dos Hermanas, Utrera, Carmona and Gines.
Seville (SVQ): it is about 15 minutes from the venues in the city and from Hacienda Molinillos, and about 30 from the haciendas in Dos Hermanas and Utrera.
Spring and autumn. In July and August the average high at Seville airport is above 35 °C, so summer weddings start late in the afternoon. In June and July the sun sets after half past nine; in October, before eight.
From €3,600, with two videographers. Travel from Huelva is quoted separately, by the kilometre.
Yes. This guide only includes places where we have already filmed; we work all over the province and the rest of Andalusia, and we only take one wedding per weekend.
