The Pazo de San Tirso as evening falls: the stone façade with two towers, the coat of arms above the central balcony, boxwood hedges and a cart on the lawn

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Weddings at the Pazo de San Tirso

Celebrate inside the pazo.
17th-century stone, two towers and a cloister.

Weddings in a stone pazo twenty-five minutes from A Coruña: halls, a cloister for the dancing, gardens and a marquee.

up to 200 guests indoors, 400 with the marqueemenus from €70 a head (Josmaga, on Bodas.net)

Now at San Tirso

Scroll · the pazo

The pazo

A whole pazo for a single wedding

Two symmetrical towers, stone halls, a cloister, gardens and a marquee: the pazo is celebrated inside and out.

  1. The pazo seen from the meadow, its towers and tiled roofs gilded by the low evening light

    I17th century

    The pazo

    Two symmetrical towers and the family coat of arms above the central balcony: Diego de Quiroga y Reymóndez built it in the 17th century.

  2. The main hall laid for a banquet: round tables, white chairs, timber beams and a large chandelier of flowers

    IIUp to 200 inside

    The halls

    Five halls of stone walls and timber beams, with a lareira (hearth) and an old wine press. The main one is upstairs; there is a goods lift.

  3. The cloister with candles on the parapet, stone columns, lit arches and a room of guests beyond

    IIIDancing

    The cloister

    A courtyard of stone arches where, couples say, the dancing happens while guests stay upstairs; in winter it is covered with a transparent tarpaulin.

  4. Guests beside the pazo’s façade among hydrangeas and agapanthus under a cloudy sky

    IVUp to 400 with a marquee

    Gardens and marquee

    Lawn, boxwood hedges and a gravel drive before the façade; with the marquee, the pazo’s website speaks of up to 400 guests.

The day

From half past six in the evening until dawn

An afternoon and a night, told by the light. This is how a wedding day unfolds at the Pazo de San Tirso, calculated for a real date.

  1. 18:30 Arrival
  2. 19:30 The ceremony
  3. 20:15 Drinks reception
  4. 22:16 Sunset
  5. 22:45 Dinner
  6. 23:00 Dancing
  7. 06:53 Dawn

18:30 · Arrival

A gravel drive to the two towers

You arrive along a gravel drive, between boxwood hedges, to the pazo’s door. In front there is a wide, free car park.

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The stone gateway with ivy, a gravel path and boxwood hedges, the pazo beyond

19:30 · The ceremony

Beneath the arches, the church next door

The pazo’s photographs show ceremonies beneath an ivy-covered arch and in the cloister. One couple says the church is close by, for anyone who prefers a religious wedding.

Wooden chairs with pink cushions and rugs in the cloister, beneath stone arches and strings of lights, laid out for a ceremony

20:15 · Drinks reception

Drinks among hedges and stone

The halls, the cloister and the garden connect: the drinks can pass from a stone room out onto the lawn. The kitchen is that of one of the three caterers the pazo works with.

A group in traditional dress performs on the lawn in front of the guests, the pazo behind them in the last of the evening light

“Undecorated it is lovely, but if you “dress it up” for the wedding, your guests will fall in love with it as much as we did.”

Belén Saavedra PintoGoogletranslated
The pazo in the low evening light on its stone façade

22:16 · Sunset

The light falls low on the stone

Gold, then pink, then blue: the hour for portraits in the gardens, the façade behind you.

22:45 · Dinner

Dinner inside the pazo

In the main hall, upstairs, or in the garden marquee if there are more of you.

The main hall laid for a banquet: round tables, white chairs, timber beams and a large chandelier of flowers

200capacity · The halls

Indoors, with stone walls and timber beams. One couple filled the main hall with 118 guests at ten round tables.

The marquee strung with lights above tables laid for dinner, in black and white

400capacity · The marquee

In the garden, for bigger weddings: the pazo’s website gives 400 guests as the outdoor maximum.

The couple dance close in front of their guests beneath the stone arches, in black and white

23:00 · Dancing

The dancing, downstairs, in the cloister

The cloister, with its stone arches, is the dance floor: several couples say they danced there.

“A pazo with a special charm. What a luxury to dine inside and to have the dancing in the cloister.”

AlexBodas.nettranslated
The pazo at night, its façade lit and its windows aglow

06:53 · Until dawn

The lights go out

The pazo is left alone with the countryside again. And dawn breaks over Abegondo.

06:53 · Sunrise

“The place is a dream. The moment we saw it we knew we had to get married there.”

SabrinaBodas.nettranslated

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Almanac

Choose a day. We’ll tell you its light.

Calculated for the pazo’s exact coordinates: sunset, golden hour, the moon and the average weather of the last ten years.

Wedding date

Most pleasant evenings (average weather)

Change the date and “The day” recalculates its times.

Sun and moon: astronomical calculation (SunCalc), mainland Spain time. Weather: 2015–2024 averages (rain: days with 2 mm or more; wind: daily maximum) from Open-Meteo for 43°14′ N · 8°16′ W.

The San Tirso Almanac43°14′ N · 8°16′ W

Saturday 19 June 2027

Sunset
22:16
Golden hour
21:34–22:41
Blue hour
22:41–23:10
Moon
Full moon · 99%
Average high
22°
Average low
14°
Chance of rain
31%
Max wind
17 km/h

Suggested ceremony20:00so the drinks reception meets the golden hour

19/06/2027 — You’re getting married at the Pazo de San Tirso.

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up to 200 guests indoors, 400 with the marqueemenus from €70 a head (Josmaga, on Bodas.net)one wedding a day25 min from A Coruña Full guide: capacity, prices, history, weather by month and getting here 

Letter

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Other couples wrote about their wedding afterwards. You can write to us before yours.

Hello, Pazo de San Tirso team,

We are and . We would like to get married with around guests. We dream of a ceremony You can write to us at or call us on .

With love.

Or directly: WhatsApp+34 620 50 66 03gestion@pazodesantirso.es

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