Weddings with Friederike
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Friederike Krüsemann is a wedding planner from Völs in Tyrol. She has many years of experience organizing weddings and events. You won’t find any cookie-cutter celebrations with her—nor will you find standardized decorations or itineraries. What matters most to her are your individual wishes.
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A wedding is exciting, unique, and—ideally—a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. As a result, most couples have very little experience planning such an event. Yet everything is supposed to be perfect—and, ideally, relaxed and filled with joyful moments.
Fortunately, there are people like Friederike. Thanks to her many years of experience, she knows where potential pitfalls lie. As a wedding planner, she’s always by your side, working with you to create eure Traumhochzeit. She places great importance on the couple’s personality. You won’t find cookie-cutter weddings with her—nor will you find standardized decorations or itineraries.
With a keen eye for detail, creativity, and organizational skills, she plans your wedding day exactly as you envision it. Whatever you’re dreaming of—a garden or barn wedding, a wedding at a luxury hotel, a rustic wedding at an alpine hut, a wedding on the water, or at a winery on Lake Garda—Friederike and her team are here to make eure Traumhochzeit a reality.
During a no-obligation introductory meeting, you can tell Friederike how you envision eure Traumhochzeit , what you’d like to handle yourselves, and which aspects you’d like to entrust to her capable hands.
A winter wonderland, muted colors, and a wedding couple keeping each other warm: This wedding design in the Tyrolean mountains blends beautifully into the landscape. Deep-green forests are reflected in the stationery, while the bouquet, in shades of blue-gray, dark red, and cream, exudes winter elegance.
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This wedding inspiration in Tyrol is all about nature, sustainability, and a green color scheme. The charming pastry shop, with its abundance of plants and stylishly arranged table setting, highlights the natural character of the wedding design, where indulgence and sustainability come together.
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Set against the backdrop of majestic mountains, this wedding inspiration celebrates simplicity and natural beauty. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, this mountain cabin wedding shows how the beauty of nature and a minimalist wedding concept can come together to create a truly special celebration.
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How did you get into this profession?
I’m a real bookworm, and among other things, I devoured a book series about five friends who organized and planned weddings together. It fascinated and left such a lasting impression on me that, more than ten years after reading the books, I took the plunge and can now call myself a wedding planner.
What do you like about the wedding industry?
Weddings always take place against a beautiful backdrop. Every wedding is unique, tells its own story, and captivates me anew every single time. Collaborating with other vendors puts me in an incredibly good mood because it’s all about giving the bride and groom the most beautiful day of their lives. The wedding industry is simply personal, and that’s exactly what I appreciate.
What wedding trend are you noticing right now?
I’m noticing an increasing trend toward sustainability—regional and seasonal food, nearby venues, borrowed decor items, natural design, and even choosing eco-friendly and locally made wedding dresses.
How would you like to get married yourself?
As a winter child, I dream of a snowy wedding, a mulled wine stand, and skiing in my wedding dress from the ceremony to the reception venue. Or a summer festival wedding with food trucks, flowers in my hair, and going barefoot. Or a Harry Potter-themed wedding. Maybe I can even combine all of them? :)!
What’s your personal moment of happiness at weddings?
It’s hard to pinpoint my personal moment of joy—there are so many moments that give me goosebumps. But the one time I always have to blink away a tear or two is definitely when the bride makes her entrance or during the first look. You can practically feel the excitement in the air, and for a moment, it seems like the world revolves only around the bride and groom!
