
Planning: Our Dream Wedding
Venue: Kuchlerhaus Glass Museum “The Glass Castle”
Photography: Carmen Trappenberg
Videography: Jana Voglauer
Wedding Dress: Julia Lara
Men’s Attire: Grandit’s
Stationery: deliciouswedding
Laser cuts & acrylic glass engravings: Manuela Kerschbaumer
Printing: druckim12ten
Wedding Officiant: Your Officiant Erwin Eisenschin
Floral Design: Blumenzeit Anneliese Mahl
Bartender & Cocktail Bike: Kristoff Salewski
Furniture: Liese und Lotte Dekoverleih
Decorations: My Celebration
Lanterns: Daniela Ortmann
Pastry: Ute Dittrich’s Pastry Workshop
Jewelry: Seitner Schmuckwerkstatt
Rings: Juwelier Janecka
Bridal Styling: Tanja Zechmeister
Wedding Candle: Birgit Edlinger
Sunglasses: SeitenblickeOptik
Winter weddings have many advantages: Most vendors aren’t as hopelessly booked up as they are in the summer, and the lower demand often shows up in the price as well. But what if you’re really hoping for that carefree summer vibe for your wedding? Then let this styled shoot called “Tropical Love” inspire you. Here you’ll see just how summery—and even tropical—a winter wedding in Austria can be.
A small palm house south of Vienna serves as a wedding venue. Here, you can celebrate under real banana palms—without having to book a flight. A particular highlight is the beautiful floor mosaic, which you can catch a unique glimpse of thanks to a path that winds through the palm fronds.
The wedding design also evokes summer vibes. This starts with the exotic, colorful floral arrangements and extends all the way to the wedding cake and the stationery. A special highlight is the underskirt of the wedding dress, which can be swapped out for a colorful rainbow skirt for the reception. To match, the groom also shows his bold sense of color by wearing a mint-green suit with a red bow tie.
Another recurring design element is the hexagon, which appears in the stationery design, the wedding cake, the signage, the acrylic menu cards, the table decorations, and the bride’s jewelry.
The show bartender adds the finishing touch, using his skills to both amaze the audience and get them in the party mood to the beat of laid-back reggae tunes.