You always had the wish to celebrate your wedding in an especially romantic and stylish manner?

We would like to offer to you the unusual ambience, the exclusive setting and also the very personal and farseeing service.

The day of the days could be as follows:

By foot or by car you will reach the steep, conical hill, the highest point of Oberschwaben (772 meters above sea level) and the castle.

Walking along your guests who have lined up for you, you will reach the chapel in the high eastern wing decorated most lovingly with flowers where you will get married.

After this ceremony you will welcome your guests in the romantic and historic courtyard of the castle by an aperitif.

Festive welcome of the bridal couple and their guests by the Truchsess of Waldburg and his trumpeters.

Then the wedding celebration will start. In the lovingly furnished rooms of the Waldburg you will, together with your guests enjoy the exquisite and culinary menu we created according to your ideas.

Concerning the composition of the menu, the selection of beverages, the table dressing as well as artistic or music performances, we will be glad to assist you and to give you an advice.

You will find some examples for arrangements and the extras on the relevant pages.

Burghochzeit.com wishes a good start and a fortunate and happy future to all those willing to marry.

 

 

Something old, something new …..

Something old, something new, something blue and something borrowed that is what the bride should wear.

In most times a jewelry is old, perhaps family jewels. It’s kind of a connection to her old life – often to her family.
If the wedding dress is new; it’s said to be a promise for a fortunate and successful life.
Blue is, according to the bible the color of purity and faithfulness and is today often represented by a garter.
If the bride wears something borrowed – perhaps even of another happy bride, she also will be fortunate and happy in her own marriage.

The English original of this wisdom goes back to the victorian time and reads:
“ Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in your shoe”.
In the German version the reference to the silver sixpence in the shoe is missing and by this the symbol for prosperity. If there is no silver coin available you can be content with a cent. Anything more in the shoe would surely be uncomfortable.