Wedding Venues in the Graubünden Mountains
Graubünden is Switzerland's largest canton by area and one of its most sparsely populated, and its venues reflect that: grand Belle Époque hotels built for a winter-sport clientele around St. Moritz and Davos, plus smaller mountain lodges scattered through the Engadin valley at altitudes that put a couple's photos above the treeline. The Rhaetian Railway runs through much of the region, so a wedding weekend here can include a scenic train transfer as a genuine part of the itinerary rather than a logistics footnote. It suits a couple who wants remoteness and altitude over lake views, with a guest list willing to travel a little further for it.
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St. Moritz, GR · since 1896
Iconic St. Moritz hotel welcoming celebrations since 1896, with flexible rooms from intimate to grand ballroom and dedicated event staff.
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Luxury wedding planner and florist offering design services for destination weddings in Switzerland and Portugal
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Full-service wedding planner with in-house photographer, videographer, and florist for Swiss mountain weddings
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Luxury destination wedding videography specializing in St. Moritz venues including Badrutt's Palace and Suvretta House
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Zuoz hotel built 1876 with 37 rooms, two Gault Millau restaurants, and an outdoor pool.
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Alpine elopement photographer and videographer specializing in mountain wedding ceremonies across Europe
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St. Moritz destination wedding photographer specializing in 35mm film and Alpine mountain wedding locations
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Graubünden-based wedding photographer specializing in Alpine ceremonies and mountain wedding locations
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Swiss-based florist providing wedding flowers and event decoration throughout Switzerland
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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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Via da Fex 3, Sils im Engadin · since 1908
A family-run Engadin grand hotel keeps a dedicated 160-square-metre Hochzeitssaal apart from its Sunny Corner meeting room, though its own brochures disagree on how many guests it actually holds.
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St. Moritz · since 1856
St. Moritz's founding hotel sells its ballroom as Switzerland's first electrically lit room, though its own history page credits a different room and year.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of ceremony venues are available for mountain weddings in this region?
You can choose from diverse settings including historic grand ballrooms, on-site chapels, and rustic alpine huts. Some venues even offer outdoor options like panoramic terraces or park settings.
Can I find venues that are easy to access or have unique transportation?
Yes, some mountain hotels are accessible only by private funicular or private railway. Other locations offer easy access to resort amenities and spa facilities.
Are there options for both large celebrations and smaller, more intimate gatherings?
The listings include grand hotels with ballrooms that accommodate hundreds of guests. You can also find spaces designed for smaller groups, such as venues catering to up to 120 guests.
Do these venues provide help with wedding planning and design?
Several hotels offer customizable wedding packages that cover details like flowers and menus. There are also professional wedding planners and florists available to assist with design services for destination weddings.