
Photography: C&G Wedding
Wedding Planner: Simply Perfect Wedding
Venue: Schloss Kassegg
Wedding Dress: Brautgeflüster
Suit: Milano
Hair & Makeup: Marcel Brandtner
Wedding Floral Arrangements: Blickfang
Wedding Cake and Sweet Table: Zuckerzirkus
Rings: Der Goldschmied
Love Spoon: David Western
Stationery: Bettina Löger Design | Paper Truly
DJ: Funky Ganesh
A historic hunting lodge, a courtyard steeped in history, and a wedding couple with a deep love for *The Lord of the Rings*: This is the setting for a wedding that combines fairy-tale romance with lovingly crafted details. On a golden autumn day, everything comes together to create an atmospheric scene in the impressive surroundings of the Kassegg Hunting Lodge in Styria.
In front of the imposing castle, the bride and groom exchange vows during an outdoor wedding ceremony. The bride looks stunning in her elfin-like gown with delicate embroidery and flowers in her loosely pinned-up hair. The groom is dressed appropriately in elegant dark blue. His faithful four-legged friend follows suit. The couple’s dog not only accompanies them during the first look but even takes on the role of ring bearer during the ceremony.
A love for the world of Middle-earth runs through the entire concept. The wedding cake and sweet table feature a surprising palette of green, gold, and white tones. In many ways, the color scheme is reminiscent of the enchanted forests of the hobbits. The wedding florals also reflect the theme with ivy, ferns, and oak leaves. The stationery, featuring delicate ornaments and calligraphic lettering, looks like a message from another world.
The bride and groom put a lot of love into designing numerous elements themselves, such as riddles, puzzles, paintings, and table decorations. Another highlight is a gift from a wedding guest: a hand-carved love spoon in the Welsh tradition. The intricate carvings tell the story of the bride and groom and, at the same time, make the love spoon an extraordinary ring holder—a symbol of love, togetherness, and the joy of old traditions.
The celebration blends fantasy and reality in a particularly evocative way. To the wedding guests and the bride and groom, it almost seems as if Middle-earth has become a reality for a day.