Weddings city by city
Pick a city and we will tell you what couples marrying there actually run into, and how to get every guest photo into one album.
33 citiesİstanbul
Bosphorus-view wedding bookings sell out 12 months in advance.
Marmara350 guestsAnkara
The city with the largest indoor-venue stock for winter weddings.
Central Anatolia280 guestsİzmir
May–September outdoor wedding concepts run at 2× the national average.
Aegean240 guestsBursa
Uludağ ski-season outdoor weddings are popular from December to February.
Marmara320 guestsAntalya
#1 city for destination weddings: 30% of guests travel in from out of town.
Mediterranean200 guestsAdana
A tradition of drum-and-shawm weddings and large guest counts.
Mediterranean450 guestsKonya
Authentic wedding halls and a preference for understated themes.
Central Anatolia380 guestsGaziantep
The Turkish province with the highest average guest count.
Southeastern Anatolia500 guestsŞanlıurfa
Multi-stage traditional weddings spanning three to four days.
Southeastern Anatolia600 guestsKocaeli
Proximity to Istanbul + affordable venue stock.
Marmara280 guestsMersin
Marina weddings and sea-view beach concepts.
Mediterranean350 guestsDiyarbakır
Traditional weddings shaped by the historic city walls and Hasankeyf heritage.
Southeastern Anatolia550 guestsKayseri
Erciyes-view winter weddings are on the rise.
Central Anatolia320 guestsEskişehir
Young demographic and modern wedding concepts: the highest "themed couple" rate in Turkey.
Central Anatolia220 guestsTrabzon
Heavy demand for outdoor bookings themed around Sumela and Uzungöl.
Black Sea380 guestsMuğla
Yacht weddings and Bodrum/Marmaris destination averages run above the national average.
Aegean180 guestsSakarya
Lakeside Sapanca outdoor weddings hit 80% occupancy in summer.
Marmara350 guestsManisa
An industrial city tied to İzmir, practical, understated wedding preferences.
Aegean300 guestsSamsun
The Black Sea's largest event halls; multi-table layouts dominate.
Black Sea380 guestsBalıkesir
Summer weddings along the Ayvalık–Cunda line are rising with the boutique-venue trend.
Marmara280 guestsHatay
A multicultural wedding tradition: Arab, Turkish and Christian ritual combinations.
Mediterranean480 guestsKahramanmaraş
Lengthy traditional henna nights + large guest counts.
Mediterranean520 guestsVan
Turkey's largest guest counts + 3-day traditional weddings.
Eastern Anatolia600 guestsAydın
Kuşadası is the Aegean's quiet alternative for destination weddings.
Aegean260 guestsDenizli
Couples shooting their ceremony on the Pamukkale travertines are growing exponentially.
Aegean290 guestsTekirdağ
Close to Istanbul + affordable cost → one of the preferred out-of-town options.
Marmara320 guestsMalatya
Traditional regional weddings: apricot-orchard outdoor venues preferred.
Eastern Anatolia420 guestsErzurum
The top city for a Palandöken ski-themed winter wedding.
Eastern Anatolia400 guestsSivas
Below-average budgets: ideal for value-focused couples.
Central Anatolia380 guestsRize
Highland weddings and tea-garden outdoor concepts are preferred.
Black Sea320 guestsEdirne
Thracian culture + Selimiye Mosque ceremony shoots are popular.
Marmara290 guestsIsparta
Rose-garden-themed weddings peak in May–June.
Mediterranean260 guestsÇanakkale
Stone houses of Assos and Troy ceremony shoots: a destination-wedding alternative.
Marmara280 guests