Inspired by the allure of the Mediterranean and the rustic charm of Austria’s countryside, this inspiration at Schloss Haggenberg focused on vibrant yellow lemons amidst lush greenery and complemented by a palette of blue and yellow blooms. Rustic elegance met sun-kissed sophistication in the heart of Austria thanks to impeccable planning by Mariella Wedding and Detailstil, gorgeous editorial photography by Sandy Alonso Photography, and a team of expert vendors.
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Tuscan-inspired stationery
The high-quality stationery by Anneriemer Design was lovingly crafted to bring together Tuscan charm and Austrian flair.
Styling a romantic bridal look
The bride wore a dress by Robenzeit, featuring tied shoulder bows and a delicate lace top atop a chiffon skirt. Elevated glam hair and makeup by Teresa Make Up Artist completed the look, accented by gold and pearl jewelry.
A private Austrian castle venue
Schloss Haggenberg, a private castle in Lower Austria, recently opened its doors for wedding celebrations and is still a true hidden gem among the most beautiful wedding venues in Austria.
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Pops of ceremony color in a courtyard
The contrasting colors of blue and yellow florals by Eventfloristin Beate Lohner-Spohn gently stood out amidst the courtyard of the castle. Vows were exchanged in front of a small courtyard pond with a delicate fountain.
Blue and yellow tablescape design
Reception design focused on blue hydrangeas, lemon yellow florals, blue glassware, patterned plates, and actual fresh lemons! Also set in the courtyard, it was a natural flow for guests to casually move from the ceremony area over to where they would be seated for dinner.
Citrus-inspired cake table
The castle garden with its adjoining pond was the perfect place to set up the delicious wedding cake by Zuckermeisterei in a Sicilian style. Mediterranean tilework was tied into the design through asymmetrical cutouts on each tier of the cake.
