Tangla Hotel Brussels
Tangla Hotel Brussels brings a distinctly Eastern sensibility to the Belgian capital, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates and a 441 m² Imperial Ballroom that seats 300 guests.
Brussels, Belgium is a destination-wedding region with 3 curated venues seating up to 528 guests. Known for: Hotel ballrooms, Avenue Louise. The best months to marry are Jun–Sep.
Brussels' venues are city hotels: Steigenberger Wiltcher's, on Avenue Louise since 1913 with a 552 m² ballroom, Le Louise with its garden orangery nearby, and the Tangla in the east of the city, with two ballrooms.
Below: 3 curated Brussels wedding venues, the best months to marry and how the ceremony works. Venue facts come from each venue's own published information.
Tangla Hotel Brussels brings a distinctly Eastern sensibility to the Belgian capital, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates and a 441 m² Imperial Ballroom that seats 300 guests.
Standing on Avenue Louise since 1913, Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's has a 552 m² column-free ballroom that divides into three separate rooms, making it equally suited to intimate celebrations, banquets of up to 528…
Le Louise Hotel Brussels — part of Accor's MGallery collection — sits beside Avenue Louise in the city's luxury fashion quarter and celebrates Brussels through art, design and a 400 m² hanging garden.
You can marry in Belgium only if, on the wedding day, at least one of you is Belgian or has lived in Belgium habitually for more than three months, so couples visiting from abroad cannot marry there legally. The civil registrar of the municipality where one of you lives performs the marriage, after you file a declaration of marriage with that municipality. Foreign documents may need an apostille and a sworn translation into French or Dutch. Rules change, so confirm the current requirements with the local registry and your own embassy before you book.
Couples who do not meet the residence rule marry legally at home and can hold a symbolic ceremony in Belgium, which has no legal effect. At a legal ceremony in Brussels, held at the City Hall on the Grand-Place 14 days to six months after the declaration is registered, you must bring a sworn interpreter if you do not understand French or Dutch well enough.
Each venue page lists its rooms, minimum stay and music curfew where the venue publishes them.
The most comfortable months for a wedding in Brussels are June, July, August and September, with average highs of 20–23°C. In July the sun sets around 21:50. Figures are long-term averages for Brussels.
Too few Brussels venues publish a price to give a reliable range. The Wed Journey lists 3 Brussels venues; send an enquiry and we pass it on to the venue for a quote.
The best months to marry in Brussels are Jun–Sep, going by average temperatures and rain. Each venue page gives the venue's own wedding season where it publishes one.
You can marry in Belgium only if, on the wedding day, at least one of you is Belgian or has lived in Belgium habitually for more than three months, so couples visiting from abroad cannot marry there legally. The civil registrar of the municipality where one of you lives performs the marriage, after you file a declaration of marriage with that municipality. Foreign documents may need an apostille and a sworn translation into French or Dutch. Rules change, so confirm the current requirements with the local registry and your own embassy before you book.
The largest Brussels venue listed here seats up to 528 guests. Each venue page gives its own seated and standing capacity where the venue publishes it.
The Wed Journey features 3 curated wedding venues in Brussels, Belgium. Each venue page lists its capacity, rooms and season where the venue publishes them.
Guests fly into Brussels Airport (BRU) at Zaventem, about 20–25 minutes by car from Avenue Louise; Eurostar trains from London arrive at Brussels-Midi.
Once a week, a single dispatch — a destination worth knowing, a few venues we would shortlist, a real wedding. No noise.