Wedding Venues in Graubuenden and the Engadin
Graubuenden is the largest canton and the most remote, which is exactly why couples choose it. St. Moritz, Pontresina and Sils hold the grand Engadin hotels, with lake terraces at 1800 metres and a season that genuinely starts in late June. Arosa, Lenzerheide, Flims and Laax offer mountain restaurants and design hotels, and the valleys around Chur hide castles and farmhouses that take one wedding at a time. Guests will need the Chur or Landquart train connection and a transfer, so most parties here stay two nights. Weather at altitude decides the outdoor plan, and every good venue will have a wet-weather room.
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Via Chasellas 1, St. Moritz · since 1912
St. Moritz's only ski-in, ski-out grand hotel, a private chairlift and a vintage bus for the chapel wedding, about a mile outside town.
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St. Moritz · since 1856
The house behind the 1864 winter wager, where the bar the Cresta riders still use is a bookable wedding venue and the ballroom stops at midnight.
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Via Maistra 130, Pontresina · since 1848
A Belle Époque grand hotel in Pontresina with published per-person wedding menus at CHF 290 and CHF 380, and a summit ceremony reached by cable car.
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Tschuggentorweg 1, Arosa
Arosa's Tschuggen Grand Hotel promotes its Mario Botta spa everywhere on its site except the wedding page, and only opens 2 fixed seasons a year.
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Punt Muragl 3, 7503 Samedan · since 1907
A funicular-only mountaintop hotel at 2,456 metres that answers its own access problem by selling the overnight stay, not just the last train down.
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Via Maistra 75, Celerina · since 1906
A Celerina hotel where the public concert calendar names dates and performers all year, but the wedding page is 2 gallery tiles and a mailto link.
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Promenade 63, Davos Platz · since 1900
A former tuberculosis sanatorium above Davos, reached by its own funicular, where the operator's own pages invoke Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain in strikingly different, sometimes contradictory ways.
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Oberseepromenade 2, Arosa
Valsana's own wedding brochure gives its meeting room a full capacity table and CHF price list, then sums a wedding up as 10 to 120 guests, no room, no price.
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Bahnhofstrasse 12, Klosters · since 1938
A 1938 Klosters hotel with a glamorous guest history sells weddings in one sentence, and only an outside directory publishes its actual room capacities.
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Via dal Corvatsch 76, Silvaplana-Surlej
A design hotel at the foot of the Corvatsch cable car in Silvaplana, pitching weddings through its meetings brochure with a mountaintop ceremony at 3,303 metres.
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Castle in the small town of Maienfeld, with a tower from around 1247, historic rooms, a garden and a vineyard, run for weddings by the 1Xanders hospitality team.
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Tobelmühlestrasse 2, Davos
A globally branded rock hotel whose wedding pitch runs on music puns, while its real Hard Rock programmes, guitars, vinyl, memorabilia, spa treatments, stay elsewhere in the hotel.
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St. Moritz villa above the lake, rented whole for weddings of up to 70 seated guests, with a sun terrace, a piano bar and 13 rooms and suites upstairs.
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Via da Baselgia 27, Sils-Baselgia · since 1817
This 200-year-old lakeside patrician house in Sils runs its small weddings through the same brochure, rooms and CHF 200 rental price as its corporate seminars.
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Nairs 500, 7550 Scuol · since 1864
A former Belle Époque spa hotel candidly calling itself under construction, with weddings held in its Arvensaal or garden pavilion while services are still phased in.
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Chalet-style hotel in Davos with 108 rooms, a hall for 120, free room hire for weddings, published menu and room prices, and the wedding-night suite as a gift.
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Baslerstrasse 9, Davos Dorf · since 2013
A Davos spa hotel whose wedding page sits as the third tab of its own meetings section, sharing the ballroom but not the rooftop or the terrace.
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Mountain hotel in St. Moritz for small weddings of up to 38 in its pine-paneled Restaurant Stüvetta, with a view terrace, event rooms for ceremonies and guest rooms.
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Hotel in the center of Davos Platz with a long list of restaurants and bars under one roof, wedding planning support, and a catering service that cooks for events across Davos.
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Reichsgasse 11, Chur
Chur's Romantik-affiliated city hotel books a wedding reception in a winepress house the City of Chur has owned since 1971, a fact its German pages never mention.
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Vi 383, 7550 Scuol · since 1864
The oldest of Scuol's 3 Belvedere-family hotels, a 400-year-old Engadine house with 36 rooms and, by design, no lift.
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Stradun 330, Scuol · since 1876
A 3-hotel Scuol resort where weddings share a page with baptisms and birthdays, built around family holidays and Bogn Engiadina's public thermal baths.
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Via Maistra 145, Pontresina · since 1881
A family-run Pontresina hotel that lists weddings alongside banquets, seminars and tournaments in a single plain sentence about its 174 square metre room.
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Former 1896 spa house in Davos Monstein that can be rented whole for a wedding, with 60 to 90 seats in the Arvenstube, a terrace for 120 and beds for about 70.
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Walserhuus
NewFamily-run hotel and restaurant in Davos Clavadel in the Sertig valley, open 365 days a year, with a wine cellar, terrace and garden for weddings.
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Event venue and caterer in central Chur, 4 minutes on foot from the station, with the Brandissaal for up to 200 guests, a terrace and a mobile kitchen.
Frequently asked questions
What options are available for small, intimate wedding ceremonies?
You can find cozy settings like a pine-paneled restaurant for up to 38 guests or a 400-year-old Engadine house. Some venues even offer dedicated event rooms specifically for ceremonies.
Are there venues that can be booked entirely for private events?
Yes, certain historic spa houses allow you to rent the whole property for your wedding. These locations typically provide seating for up to 120 guests on a terrace and can accommodate around 70 overnight guests.
Can I host a large wedding with over 100 guests in this region?
Several venues cater to larger groups, including an event space in Chur that holds up to 200 people. Other options offer grand ballrooms or large dining areas suitable for big celebrations.
Is it possible to have a wedding ceremony at a high altitude?
You can arrange a summit ceremony by taking a cable car to the top. Other venues offer lake terraces located at 1800 metres for a scenic backdrop.
What kind of catering services can I expect?
Some hotels provide full wedding planning support and in-house catering that works across their entire town. You might also find venues that act as both an event space and a caterer, offering mobile kitchens for flexibility.