
Concept & Planning:Frau K heiratet
Photography:Barbara Rrahmani
Venue: Marchegg Castle
Floral Design & Decor: Florietta Meisterfloristik
Styling: Andrea Olek
Wedding Dress: Eve-Bridal
Rings & Jewelry: Juwelier Homm
Pastries: verzückt - Handmade Sweets
Stationery: Bloom Atelier
Non-Religious Wedding Ceremony: Eva Fassl Herzenssachen
Music: Nadine Gabriel
Candles:koch-kerzen
Table linens: Harry's Gastrotainment
Why settle for trendy colors that will soon go out of style when what’s good and beautiful is right in front of you? Black and white—the most classic of all color combinations—is certainly a safe choice, and yet this color scheme can be executed in a very personal way. That’s exactly what this wedding inspiration from Lower Austria reveals. The fact that the wedding concept was a complete success is also evident from the wedding photo shoot’s inclusion in the third edition of the Lower Austrian Wedding Book.
Black & White everywhere—even the designer of the wedding stationery strictly adheres to the couple’s chosen theme: The typography remains simple and understated, yet is highlighted by stamped accents. The bridal bouquet, too, with its combination of white roses, ranunculus, and anemones, is both minimalist and stylish.
So it’s only natural that, with this wedding theme, the bride and groom are also dressed in simple white and black. However, the bride doesn’t want to forgo any striking accents in her wedding dress. The dress captivates with its eye-catching floral lace, and the fabric-look earrings are an additional highlight.
Speaking of eye-catchers: If, like this bride and groom, you choose a wedding venue like Marchegg Castle—which is breathtaking in its own right—you’d be well advised to go with a black-and-white color scheme. The high ceilings, the polished hardwood floors, and the imposing chandelier need neither extravagant decorative elements nor bold colors. A harmonious floral arrangement and a stylish wedding arch in the background—and the dream venue is more than ready for the bride and groom.