Quinta de Sant’Ana do Gradil is a family wine estate in Gradil, in the municipality of Mafra, where nature and simplicity reign. Vineyards, a cellar, a barrel room, and a 17th-century chapel — everything that makes a countryside wedding authentic, with the warmth of people who know how to host.
Beyond producing wine, the estate hosts weddings with a dedicated team and its own wedding planner, well-equipped spaces, and lodging on-site. There’s wine tasting, annual festivals, and the warm hospitality of a family home that opens its doors.
For couples who want a wine wedding with a chapel, vineyards, and the quiet of Gradil, this is the spot. If you ask us, it’s one of the estates with the most soul north of Lisbon.
The estate has lodging on-site, ideal for a multi-day programme with wine tasting. Mary Me coordinates the room allocation between the wedding party and family, with curated overflow in the area and transfers handled.
Quinta de Sant’Ana do Gradil is a family wine property, dedicated to producing red, white, and rosé wines from Portuguese varieties. The vineyards, the cellar, and the barrel room are the heart of the house, and the 17th-century chapel gives it its historic and spiritual dimension.
Over the years, the estate has opened to visitors — wine tasting, cellar tours, festivals — and, naturally, to weddings, always with the vineyard and the chapel as protagonists. It’s rural authenticity with tradition, run by a family that knows every inch of the property.
If you ask us, there are estates that dress up the countryside and estates that live off the wine and the land. Sant’Ana is clearly the second kind.
We’re in Gradil, in the municipality of Mafra, in the heart of the rural, winemaking landscape north of Lisbon — vineyards, hills, and the quiet of the country, about thirty-five minutes from the airport. It’s serious countryside, but with the convenience of being close to the city and the coast.
The advantage for a destination wedding is authenticity with access: the estate is surrounded by nature, but Lisbon, Sintra, Mafra, and Ericeira are a short distance off for the guests to explore.
Anything the guests might want to do — wine tasting, a day in Lisbon, Sintra, the Ericeira beach — is at hand. Arriving is easy. Leaving — we can’t quite guarantee that part.
Quinta de Sant’Ana do Gradil is a wine wedding with a chapel. The ceremony can be religious, in the 17th-century chapel, or civil/symbolic in the vineyards and gardens; the cocktail spreads across the outdoor spaces and the cellar; dinner settles in the estate’s halls, and the party runs into the night.
With a dedicated team, its own wedding planner, and lodging on-site, the estate offers a complete experience — and the vineyard, the cellar, and the festivals give a multi-day programme with tasting and a tour. On a full-buyout basis, the whole property is yours.
It’s a venue that favours wine authenticity and the historic chapel over spectacle — ideal for couples who want vines, tradition, and a religious ceremony in the countryside. And this is exactly where our experience comes in. The couple’s session winds through the vineyards, the cellar, and the 17th-century chapel of a Gradil wine estate. Pop the question. We handle the rest.
A wine estate with a chapel, a cellar, and lodging is exactly the kind of space where our coordination links the religious ceremony, the wine, and the party into a seamless experience for international guests. We handle the design of the day in coordination with the estate team, the management of the lodging on the property and in the area, and the transfers from Lisbon airport, thirty-five minutes away. And there’s the practical side: the civil-ceremony paperwork in Portuguese, the sound permits, and a programme of wine tasting, Lisbon, and Ericeira for the guests. From the first call to the last dance.
It does — a 17th-century chapel, which allows a religious ceremony on-site, in addition to the civil or symbolic options in the vineyards and gardens. Mary Me handles the paperwork and the coordination with the celebrant.
Yes — it’s a family wine estate, with vineyards, a cellar, and a barrel room, producing reds, whites, and rosés. The wine gives guests a tasting and tour experience.
It’s a setting for medium-to-large weddings, spread across the estate, vineyards, and gardens. The exact capacity for your format is confirmed with the estate.
Yes — the estate has lodging, ideal for a multi-day programme with wine tasting. Mary Me coordinates the room allocation and the overflow in the area.
Yes — it runs on a full-buyout basis, so the estate, the chapel, and the vineyards are yours on the day. Mary Me coordinates the terms.
In Gradil, in the municipality of Mafra, in the heart of the winemaking landscape, about thirty-five minutes from Lisbon airport. Transfers handled by Mary Me.
From late spring to early autumn, to enjoy the vineyards and the outdoor spaces — late summer, with the vines laden, is especially beautiful. We recommend booking in advance.
