Budget & Costs · 8 min
How much does a wedding at Pure House Ibiza cost?
Pure House Ibiza publishes €35,000 for a wedding of 50 guests, and the figure carries a four-night stay for ten with their food and drink, at a design-led finca 4km from Ibiza Town and 5km from the airport. This guide takes the package apart, explains the gap between the ten in the price and the 12 the house sleeps, and reads the finca against the other Ibiza venues that put a stay inside the number.
Published 25 October 2026 · Every figure from the venues' own published records
Start with the 50
Pure House Ibiza is a finca in the hills a short drive from Ibiza Town, with tropical gardens, olive groves and a pool, and suites and villas styled one by one. Its from-price for the 2027 to 2028 season is €35,000, and the record ties the figure to a guest count: it is the price for 50 wedding guests. That matters because most Ibiza from-prices are either a bare hire with no head count attached, or a package pinned to 40. Here the anchor is 50, and anything above it is quoted on enquiry. The reception and the ceremony each take from 20 to 150 people, so there is room to grow, but the published number stops at 50 and the record gives no per-head rate to extend it with, which is why this page prints no table of totals.
Four nights for ten: the stay inside the price
The record's note on the price is specific: it includes a four-night stay for ten people, with food and drink. That is the most generous stay in our Ibiza collection in terms of nights, and it means the figure is really two things at once. One is a wedding for 50. The other is a four-night house party for the ten people closest to the couple, fed and watered for the duration. Read that way, the €35,000 covers a good deal more than the day, and a couple comparing it with a hire-only finca should add four nights of accommodation and meals for ten to the other side of the ledger before judging the gap.
Two of the record's figures do not quite line up, and the enquiry should settle them. The house sleeps up to 12, so two beds sit outside the package; and the stated minimum stay is three nights, one fewer than the four the price includes. Neither is a problem, but you want to know whether the extra two guests are charged per night and whether a shorter booking changes the figure. The venue describes the suites as having their own entrances and private terraces, with villas alongside, so the ten who stay are not sharing corridors.
Above 50 guests
A list of 80 or 100 is well within the finca's range, but the price for it is not published. What the record does tell you is the direction of travel: the house, the stay and the ten guests' board are fixed, and the only thing that grows is the wedding-day catering and bar for the extra people. The venue runs in-house catering and a licensed bar and keeps a list of recommended caterers, so there are two routes to the menu. For a rough planning figure, the budget calculator lets you set a per-head assumption for the guests above 50 and add the suppliers on top; replace the assumption with the venue's quote as soon as you have one. Our guide to venues for 100 guests lists the houses across Spain that take that number without strain.
No corkage, and what it saves
Pure House is one of very few venues on Ibiza whose record states no corkage charge. For a four-night stay with ten people in residence and a wedding for 50 or more in the middle, the ability to bring your own wine without a per-bottle fee is worth more than it sounds, particularly for a couple with a cellar or a strong view on what they pour. Set that against venues where the drinks come only through the bar at a package rate, and it is one of the lines that can quietly move the total. The recommended caterers list and the in-house kitchen sit alongside, so food and drink can be assembled from more than one source.
A licensed ceremony for 20 to 150
The finca is listed as licensed for marriage, and its ceremony capacity runs from 20 to 150, the same as the reception. The record names no specific ceremony site; the gardens, the olive groves and the pool terraces are the spaces it describes, and the welcome drinks and poolside brunches it mentions suggest where the day begins and ends. On the legal question, the licence covers the venue rather than the couple. Most non-resident foreign couples cannot complete the binding civil ceremony in Spain and instead hold a symbolic one here with the paperwork done at home, which the licence does not change. Our guide to getting married in Spain explains who can use a licensed venue for the legal act and what everyone else does.
Five kilometres from the runway
The record places Pure House 5km from Ibiza Airport and 4km from Ibiza Town, which is about as short as an island transfer gets. By straight line the nearest airport is Ibiza (IBZ), around 5 km from the finca. For the ten who stay four nights, that means the town's restaurants and the harbour are a few minutes away without giving up the privacy of a hillside house; for the 40 or more who stay elsewhere, it means no long drive home after the party. Car parking is on site, pets are welcome and the venue describes itself as child friendly. The record carries an availability note that 2026 dates are limited, which is worth reading as a hint about how far ahead the 2027 and 2028 seasons will book.
Ibiza venues priced with a stay inside
Four other venues in our Ibiza collection fold beds into the published figure, and lining them up shows how differently the island does it.
Sant Miquel de Balansat · Ibiza
Ca Na Xicaup to 240 guests · sleeps 60 · 3-night minimum · from €21,720 · catering €135 a head
San Antonio · Ibiza
Can Frare Ibizaup to 75 guests · sleeps 12 · 4-night minimum · from €10,000 · catering €100 a head
Petunia Ibiza publishes €74,000 for a two-night hotel takeover with breakfast and a food and drink minimum, sleeping 88, with exclusivity above 60 guests and a ceiling of 150; it is the whole-party version of what Pure House does for ten. Las Cicadas publishes €27,000 with accommodation for 12 over a three-night minimum, takes 150 and has no curfew, but its catering is quoted separately rather than built in. Ca Na Xica asks €21,720 and requires all of its suites, sleeping 60, for three nights, with catering from €135 a head and drinks packages from €42, and takes 240. Can Frare Ibiza publishes €10,000 with accommodation included for 12 over four nights, takes 75 and, like Pure House, charges no corkage, with caterers from €100 a head and drinks from €100. Of the four, only Pure House and Petunia put food and drink inside the headline figure.
The Ibiza wedding cost guide reads every published figure on the island in one place, venues with accommodation lists the Spanish houses that sleep guests on site, and venues by budget groups the whole collection by price band.
Who should book it
Pure House suits a couple with a list near 50, a close group of ten who will make a four-night stay of it, and a taste for design over scale. The package rewards exactly that shape: the beds and board for the inner circle are already paid for, the town is minutes away, and the no-corkage line keeps the drinks under your control. It suits less well a wedding of 150 where everyone expects to stay on site, since only 12 can, or a couple who want the cheapest possible hire and intend to bring every supplier themselves. For a larger party under one roof, Petunia is the Ibiza answer; for a lower hire with beds for 12, Las Cicadas and Can Frare are the two to read next. The full collection lays every venue's figures side by side, and an enquiry through us is free.
Questions couples ask us
What does €35,000 at Pure House Ibiza buy?
The record states that the from-price is for 50 wedding guests and includes a four-night stay for ten people with food and drink. So the figure carries the venue, the inner circle’s beds for four nights and their meals, plus the wedding itself for 50.
What if we have more than 50 guests?
The ceremony and reception both run from 20 up to 150 guests, so a larger list is quoted above the published figure. The record gives no per-head rate, which is why we do not print a total for 100 or 150 here.
How many people can sleep at Pure House?
Up to 12, across individually styled suites and private villas, each suite with its own entrance and terrace. The package covers ten of them for four nights; the stated minimum stay is three nights.
Is there a corkage charge?
No. Pure House lists no corkage charge alongside its in-house catering, licensed bar and list of recommended caterers, so wine you bring yourself is not charged for opening.
Can we marry legally there?
The finca is licensed for marriage. The licence attaches to the venue, though; most non-resident foreign couples cannot hold the binding civil ceremony in Spain and choose a symbolic one on the island.
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