Wedding venues in Limburg

Limburg is not one landscape. The north and centre belong to the Kempen, with woods and heathland. The south is Haspengouw, with orchards, square farmhouses and castles. Along the Meuse lies the Maasland, and furthest east the Voerstreek, which does not border the rest of the province.

Each region has its own kind of venue. In Haspengouw you mostly find castles and restored farmhouses built around a courtyard. In the Kempen, venues tend to sit in the green, at the edge of a forest or on an estate. Around Hasselt the range goes from a classic party hall to a historic barn on an abbey site. In the Maasland and the Voerstreek, a few castle hotels and country estates combine the party with a place to stay.

The civil wedding takes place in the municipality where one of you is registered. A ceremony at the venue is usually symbolic, unless your municipality has designated that place as an official wedding venue. Since 2025 some municipalities have merged, such as Tongeren-Borgloon and Bilzen-Hoeselt. Many venues lie outside town centres and are hard to reach by public transport. Arrange transport or rooms for your guests in good time, especially if the town hall and the venue are far apart. Driving from the rest of Limburg to the Voerstreek takes you through the Netherlands or Wallonia.

How to choose

Count your guests per moment first: who comes to the reception, who stays for dinner. A venue for 200 at a reception is not always a venue for 200 at the table. Then ask how the venue handles catering, how late music may play and what the hire price includes. The overview page lists what to look for and which questions to ask on a visit.

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