Groomsmen helping the groom get ready on a terrace overlooking Dubrovnik from the Museum of Modern Art.

A Contemporary Wedding Celebration at Dubrovnik’s Museum of Modern Art

Photographed by DT Studio

Katarina and Jake chose the Museum of Modern Art in Dubrovnik as the setting for their celebration, a venue where history and contemporary culture meet the Adriatic Sea. The atmosphere was at once refined and full of energy, the kind of wedding that captures the essence of a city so loved for destination weddings in Croatia.

Wedding reception under fairy lights at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik courtyard.

Photographers DT Studio shared, “Katarina and Jake’s wedding in Dubrovnik left a lasting impression on us. The way they celebrated, connected with everyone, loved, and partied was so genuine and full of energy – truly inspiring! We loved every moment spent with them.” Their images reveal both the beauty of the location and the vibrancy of the couple’s connection.

Bride holding bouquet while posing on elegant stone staircase at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Bride and groom walking hand in hand across the stone courtyard at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Bride in an elegant white gown with a long train posing against stone walls at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
The bride’s Steven Khalil gown was nothing short of extraordinary, its sculptural detailing complementing the dramatic architecture and coastal views of Dubrovnik. “Katarina looked breathtaking in her extraordinary Steven Khalil wedding gown, which perfectly complemented the stunning Dubrovnik backdrop,” said the photographers. Jake and his friends, in sharp bespoke suits, matched the occasion with understated style.
Long outdoor reception table at Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik styled with white flowers, candles, and soft evening light.
Black and white portrait of bride in a butterfly-inspired gown during evening wedding at Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Bride and groom walking hand in hand outside the stone arches of Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik at night.
Couple seated on terrace ledge overlooking the Adriatic Sea at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Dramatic stone arches of Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik illuminated at night with warm golden light.
Bride walking along the terrace with Dubrovnik old town in the background at the Museum of Modern Art.
Bride dancing joyfully beneath glowing lights at Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik wedding celebration.
Wedding dress hanging by a window with soft natural light inside the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Wedding dinner tables set on the terrace of the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik overlooking the Adriatic Sea and city walls.

Details played an essential role in setting the tone. Le Salon’s floral designs transformed the art gallery space into something both contemporary and romantic, while string music by Ani added a lyrical layer to the ceremony. For couples considering a wedding in Croatia, the Museum of Modern Art is a venue that effortlessly balances cultural significance with a modern canvas for personal style.

Guests dancing under string lights on the terrace at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik with sea views.
Black and white bridal portrait with floral details at the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Intimate black and white moment of bride and groom laughing and leaning in close at Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.
Groomsmen helping the groom get ready on a terrace overlooking Dubrovnik from the Museum of Modern Art.

Behind the scenes, Dubrovnik Design ensured that every element came together seamlessly. As DT Studio reflected, “A special thanks to Dubrovnik Design, the wedding planners who ensured everything ran smoothly and stress-free.” For couples looking at hosting a destination wedding in Dubrovnik, the city offers a wealth of venues, from historic fortresses to refined art spaces, each with its own unique atmosphere.

Bride walking upstairs with bridesmaids in green dresses inside the Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik.

Wedding team

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