Cliche-free fine art wedding in Feldkirch

Contrary to the impression you might get from a Google search, fine art weddings don’t have to look like the bride and groom slept through at least a century and a half. Fine art can be modern, too! And this isn’t the only misconception this wedding inspiration dispels. After all, when you think of a color scheme featuring red, rosé, blush, and pink, a garish princess wedding probably comes to mind, right?

The minimalist wedding venue gives the bold and daring color scheme the space it needs to really shine, while also providing the necessary cool factor to dispel the supposed “girly” cliché associated with this color theme. The combination of cool minimalism and a feminine color scheme is also reflected in the elegant wedding cake, where both the printed wedding vows and the sugar flowers are beautifully showcased. The same goes for the stationery, which was finished by hand using letterpress. In the table decor, black accents provide that certain cool touch that harmonizes perfectly with the floral arrangements.

The bride and groom, too, demonstrate just how understated and aesthetically pleasing fine art can be. The off-the-shoulder wedding dress, with its low-cut back, showcases the bride’s tattoos without sacrificing elegance. This elegance is further accentuated by the rich colors of the dahlias, roses, and peonies in the bridal bouquet. The classic black tuxedo also fits perfectly into this cliché-free wedding design.

During the non-religious wedding ceremony, the venue offers a wonderful view of Feldkirch’s medieval old town, which also serves as the backdrop for the romantic couple’s photo shoot. When a sudden downpour hits during the shoot, it becomes clear once again that a fine art wedding shouldn’t be taken literally down to the last detail—because the bride and groom aren’t too posh to get wet in the storm.

All in all, this is a fine art wedding that couldn’t be further from fine art clichés like Biedermeier and Art Nouveau, yet it possesses the same inherent grace and beauty. It thrives on the couple’s personality, embraces their individuality, and transforms the superfluous into something truly essential.