Finding a beautiful wedding venue in Albania is the easy part. Finding a price without sending a dozen messages? That takes a little more work.
I’ve dug through Albanian venue pages to put together 5 places WITH prices for you.
If you’ve been searching for all-inclusive wedding packages in Albania, this is a practical place to start. You’ll find what each advertised price covers, and a photo/video packages to help with the rest of your budget.
Research checked November 1, 2026. Prices below are published guide rates, not quotes for a particular date. Confirm current availability, inclusions, minimum guest counts, taxes, and fees before booking.
| Venue | Location | Price per guest LEK / approx. USD |
Type of offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jerina Mansion | Near Tirana | Approx. 10,900 LEK Approx. $134 USD | Venue, ceremony setting, food, and drinks |
| Ajman Park | Shijak | 8,000–10,000 LEK Approx. $99–$123 USD | Wedding menus on the venue’s website |
| DEA Palace | Laç | 5,000–6,000 LEK Approx. $62–$74 USD | Menu rates |
| Priel Wedding Park | Dimal, near Berat | 4,500–5,000 LEK Approx. $55–$62 USD | Menu rates and event terms |
| Livadhi Event | Zall-Herr, Tirana | 2,800–4,200 LEK Approx. $34–$52 USD | Menu rates |
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Prices are shown in Albanian lek (LEK; currency code ALL) and US dollars (USD). Conversions are rounded estimates using the Bank of Albania’s reference rates dated October 30, 2026: 1 USD = 81.16 LEK.
What does an all-inclusive wedding package actually include?
The key question is what “all-inclusive” means for the venue you’re considering. Does it cover the reception meal and drinks, or does it also cover flowers, entertainment, a photographer, and someone coordinating the day?
The 5 listings here don’t all sell the same thing. Jerina publishes a broader venue-and-catering bundle; the other prices are primarily food menus. None provides a public price that clearly covers *every* major wedding expense.
1. Jerina Mansion: a private villa wedding near Tirana
Jerina Mansion advertises a package equivalent to approximately 10,900 LEK (approx. $134 USD) per guest for exclusive villa use, a ceremony setting on the lawn or beside the infinity pool, catering, and drinks.
Converted into lek and US dollars, its examples put a 40-person celebration at around 435,900 LEK (approx. $5,371 USD), 60 guests at 653,800 LEK (approx. $8,056 USD), and 100 at 1,089,700 LEK (approx. $13,427 USD) for that portion of the wedding.
The villa sleeps 16 and accommodates approximately 80–100 guests for outdoor seated dinners. Confirm whether overnight stays are included in your quote and for how many nights.
Photography, planning, flowers, music, cake, and hair and makeup are additional. This is the most clearly described bundle on this list, though it still leaves several suppliers to budget for.
See Jerina Mansion’s wedding prices and inclusions.
2. Ajman Park: three wedding-menu tiers in Shijak
Ajman Park publishes three wedding menus on its own website, priced at 8,000, 9,000, and 10,000 LEK (approx. $99, $111, and $123 USD) per person. The multicourse menus include different combinations of starters, meat dishes, pasta, fruit, and dessert.
For 100 guests, those rates give a menu subtotal of 800,000–1,000,000 LEK (approx. $9,857–$12,321 USD).
Its event hall accommodates up to 450 people, with indoor and outdoor areas available for receptions and cocktails. The venue also says its team handles organization and decoration. However, the menu page does not establish whether those services—or drinks, room hire, and accommodation—are included in the advertised food prices.
Browse Ajman Park’s wedding menus and read about the event hall.
3. DEA Palace: traditional wedding celebrations in Laç
Photos from https://www.instagram.com/dea_palace
DEA Palace’s listing on Rezervo Ambientin publishes menu prices of 5,000, 5,500, and 6,000 LEK (approx. $62, $68, and $74 USD) per person.
That works out to 500,000–600,000 LEK (approx. $6,161–$7,393 USD) for 100 guests, before any separately charged services. The listing does not specify all menu inclusions or assign each price to a particular event format.
The complex has a wedding hall for up to 550 people, plus an event room and restaurant space accommodating up to 70 each. Its food offering focuses on traditional Albanian cuisine.
These are directory-listed prices rather than a venue-issued package sheet. When enquiring, ask which menu and space apply to your wedding, along with the drinks, decoration, and music arrangements.
View DEA Palace’s prices and contact options.
4. Priel Wedding Park: reception options near Berat
Priel Wedding Park, in Polizhan, Dimal, has one of the more detailed Albanian event listings I found.
Menu rates are 4,500–5,000 LEK (approx. $55–$62 USD) per person, with a listed deposit of 50,000 LEK (approx. $616 USD). A 100-person menu would therefore total 450,000–500,000 LEK (approx. $5,545–$6,161 USD); confirm how the deposit is credited toward your final bill.
The listing describes two halls with capacities of up to 450 each and a garden venue for up to 500. It also provides useful planning details:
- A food tasting is available before the event.
- Menu elements can be added or removed.
- Outside decorators are allowed; outside catering is not.
- Date changes are permitted under the listed terms.
- DJ or live-music arrangements and hours are agreed with the venue.
These details describe available arrangements, not proof that music or décor is included in the menu rate. Ask for the exact package inclusions in writing.
See Priel’s menu rates, spaces, and booking terms.
5. Livadhi Event: several guest capacities near Tirana
Photos from https://www.instagram.com/livadhi_event
Livadhi Event in Zall-Herr lists four menu rates: 2,800, 3,200, 3,800, and 4,200 LEK (approx. $34, $39, $47, and $52 USD) per person.
Its spaces include a main hall for 250 guests, a second hall for 80, and a rooftop for approximately 40–50. There is also a separate cocktail area.
The smaller spaces make this a useful lead if your destination wedding won’t have hundreds of guests. However, the listing does not tie each menu price to a specific room or wedding format.
At the published rates, 50 guests would mean 140,000–210,000 LEK (approx. $1,725–$2,587 USD) for the menu alone. That calculation is a starting reference, not a confirmed offer for a 50-person wedding.
View Livadhi Event’s spaces, menu prices, and contact options.
Photography & video package to add to your budget
If your venue package leaves photography and video to you, here is a photographer for hire
***This is a separate services, not a partnership with the venues above**
Pixel Studio
Pixel Studio lists reception-and-ceremony packages equivalent to approximately:
| Package | Approximate price (LEK / USD) | Listed team |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 72,700 LEK (approx. $896 USD) | One photographer and one videographer |
| Professional | 109,100 LEK (approx. $1,344 USD) | One photographer and two videographers |
| Premium | 136,400 LEK (approx. $1,680 USD) | One photographer, one videographer, and a crane camera |
Bridal preparation and departure coverage is separately priced at approximately 36,400 LEK (approx. $448 USD) for two hours, as is church or altar coverage. Ask how those services overlap with your event package.
Travel outside Vlorë costs extra. The published payment schedule is 20% at booking, 60% after the event, and 20% on delivery, with materials delivered in one to two months.
What will your wedding cost altogether?
The venue figure is only useful once you know what remains to pay. Start with this calculation:
Venue and menu + drinks not included + ceremony setup + suppliers + accommodation and transport you’re covering = your working wedding budget.
Confirm the currency each supplier will charge and allow for exchange-rate changes and payment fees. Also distinguish the amount you pay as a couple from the travel and accommodation your guests will arrange themselves.
For every venue, request one itemised quote covering:
- Your date, guest count, and selected room or outdoor space.
- Food, drinks, bar hours, and dietary requirements.
- Ceremony furniture, table settings, flowers, and decoration.
- Staffing, coordination, sound, lighting, and entertainment.
- Any required room bookings or exclusive-use fees.
- Taxes, service charges, overtime, deposit, and cancellation terms.
For an outdoor wedding, ask where everyone goes if it rains and whether that alternative costs extra.
You can explore more settings in my guide to wedding venues in Albania. If you’re picturing something much smaller, my Albania elopement guide is a useful next read.
Frequently asked questions
Are these all-inclusive wedding packages?
They are a mixture of a broader venue-and-catering bundle and published menu offers. None of the listings clearly includes every major wedding expense. Use the inclusions above to decide which venue is closest to the arrangement you want.
Can I use these prices for a 2027 wedding?
Use them for initial planning. The research was checked in November 2026, but the public listings do not guarantee these prices for your 2027 date.
Is guest accommodation included?
Don’t assume so, even when the venue has rooms. Ask which rooms and nights are included, whether there is a minimum booking requirement, and whether guests can pay individually.
Can I book a smaller wedding at a large venue?
Capacity tells you the maximum a space can hold, not the minimum booking it will accept. Confirm the minimum guest count or spend before using a per-person rate to budget for an intimate celebration.
How do I find out what a package really includes?
Send the venue your date, approximate guest count, and the services you want handled. Ask for a written breakdown rather than only a per-person price.