Why Hungary
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Holding your wedding reception in Hungary offers you the opportunity to enjoy the luxury and privacy of the exclusive European Lakes Country Club resort. The prices for accomodation, food and drink are many times less expensive than most other European countries. You get great value without having to sacrifice quality. |
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The Hungarian climate is made up of four seasons :
- Spring Weather from March to May generally with fresh sunshine.
- Summer from May through to end of August with warm sunshine.
- Autumn which is a lot like spring for September to November
- Winter with cold and possible snowfall from end of November through to February
Spring to November is excellent time for weddings as we generally have very low rainfall and it is possible to plan a wedding with a very high expectation for great outdoor weather. |
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Hungary is at the Centre of Europe and is surrounded by seven European countries. Low cost direct flights from both UK and Ireland to both Budapest and Balaton airports.
Budapest is approx. 240 kms (Motorway) from European Lakes (Ryanair, Air Lingus, Malev Hungarian National airline) Malev offer special rates and facilities to European Lakes guests. Balaton is approx 80 Kms and is serviced by Ryanair. |
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Hungarians love to celebrate and know how to throw a great party.
All European drinks are available at the resort including award winning local wines, Guinness, Kilkenny, Czeck Bud. all short drinks and whiskeys (incl.Irish) and cocktails. The music available is as good as any available whether you book live chart band, wedding band (mix oldies and charts) or DJ with wedding mix. |
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Beauty, Hair and nail treatments. All top quality facilities available locally before your wedding. Arrangments can also be made for these services to come to the resort on the morning of the wedding to ensure everything is "picture perfect”. |
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| The Irish based wedding co-ordinator is at your beck and call to arrange and advise you on every aspect of your special day at European Lake |