The wedding ceremony itself took place in a striking Brutalist church in Hard, Austria. A bold choice — and one that paid off. The raw concrete architecture contrasted beautifully with the softness of the emotional ceremony. When Isabel started singing Elvis, I nearly cried, it was so beautiful, a real goose bump moment. 

Lines, texture, contrast. music — everything a visual storyteller could dream of. The play between hard surfaces and soft moments made every image feel like a piece of art.


The Wedding Day: Brutalism Meets Modern Romance

The celebration continued in a helicopter hangar in Bludesch — transformed from an industrial space into a stunning modern reception venue. Under high ceilings, guests dined, danced, and celebrated into the night. The decor leaned into sculptural elements, ambient lighting, and minimalist table settings that allowed conversation to take center stage.

Each space, each transition, felt considered — like chapters in a story that unfolded with intention, beauty, and heart.

A Wedding Fully Designed by the Couple

What made this wedding truly unforgettable wasn’t just the architecture or lake setting. It was the deep personal imprint left on every moment. The couple designed the entire experience themselves — from the graphic identity of the stationery to the playlist at the hangar. Their creativity and clarity of vision made this wedding not just aesthetically stunning, but emotionally loaded.

A Reception in a Helicopter Hangar