Pearl Weddings Malta

Pearl Weddings Malta is a wedding planning business for couples marrying in Malta, with a firm promise of a stress-free wedding. The team guides you through planning so that your day reflects your own love story, and avoids the typical and routine in favour of thoughtful details. For couples in the UK, much of this can be arranged long before you land.

To see other planners on the islands, browse our event planners in Malta directory.

How the planners work

Pearl keeps its client list small so that it can be fully committed to each couple, and it works only with reliable, top-quality suppliers. The planners are completely independent of those suppliers, which means they can negotiate for you and recommend what suits your plans, rather than what suits a partner. They put together a detailed breakdown of costs so you can see where the money goes.

Styles range from lavish fairytale themes to chic contemporary weddings, and the aim is an event that matches your budget and stands apart from others. The planners listen first, and then translate your requirements into a plan. Planning is meant to be fun and exciting as well as organised, and the team keeps trends in food, entertainment and decorations in view so that your wedding feels current. Their promise is a wedding that is truly distinctive, designed around the vision you share with them and delivered on the day by people you have already met.

Services in detail

Venue selection covers the ceremony and the reception, and the planners help match a venue to the time of year, your number of guests and your vision. Theme selection sets the colour scheme and mood. For suppliers, they negotiate with a long list of trusted businesses for music, wedding transport, flowers, photography, make-up, hairstylists and attire. If you want to see local names, our directory includes Alistair Floral Design, AldoPics wedding photography, Anaca Photography and AMIS City Spa for hair and beauty.

Wedding administration takes on the legal requirements for getting married in Malta, attends meetings, answers calls and emails, and tracks pre-payments, so you can enjoy the countdown. On the day itself the planners arrive well before you, coordinate the suppliers, check the decorations and layout, and act as the contact point for suppliers, caterers and guests. They stay through the civil ceremony and the cocktail hour until you sit down to eat. The enquiry form asks whether your wedding is civil, church or symbolic. That is the first thing to decide, along with your approximate date, guest numbers and budget in euros, because those answers shape which venues and suppliers make sense.

Venues and settings

Venue types on offer include a beach venue in the north with sea views stretching to Gozo, a seafront venue in a picturesque bay facing Comino and Gozo, a villa on a peninsula, a villa in an architecturally rich bay, a garden in one of the island's most exclusive hotels with more than seven acres of mature planting, and a historic palace dating from the turn of the nineteenth century with frescoes and a baroque garden.

If you are choosing between settings, our best beaches in Malta and Gozo guide show the coast, and the Valletta guide covers the capital. Our Malta weather guide will help you pick a season.

Planning from the UK

Many couples live elsewhere, and the planners are used to guiding them step by step through meetings, calls and emails. Look at flights to Malta and where to stay in Malta when you set your date. Guests may enjoy a boat day with Adventure Cruises Malta.

Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.