Wedding in Kühtai – Getting Married at an Altitude of Over 2,000 Meters

The triangular arch, tapering to a point, has an almost minimalist appearance. Yet it is precisely this lack of geometric complexity that gives it great symbolic power. The two sides converge, just as the lives of the bride and groom have. At the same time, it reflects the breathtaking landscape of Kühtai at an altitude of over 2,000 meters, and ultimately symbolizes the convergence of tradition and modernity that runs through the entire design of this wedding.

This interplay is most clearly embodied by the bride and groom. Her wedding dress, whose bodice is made of crocheted lace, looks modern while harmonizing beautifully with the traditional floral wreath she wears in her hair. Although the groom is dressed in classic dark gray, complete with a tie, pocket square, and cufflinks, the modern cut clearly anchors him in contemporary fashion.

The stationery also plays with this duality: clean, minimalist typography is blended with calligraphic elements and combined with a richly detailed, illustrated flower-and-antler emblem. A special highlight is the invitation printed on acrylic glass—a concept that is repeated in both the seating chart and the menu cards.

The latter adorn the modern table setting on the table decorated with roses and mountain flowers. These same blooms can also be found on the wedding cake and the dessert table.