Last weekend I spent shooting a wedding at home in Vienna, which is quite an exeption from all my traveling this season. So far I’ve loooved every second of 2014’s weddings and promise to be blogging more about my trips & the stunning destination weddings soon!

Being back home and working with some of the most fantastic vendors Austria has to over, was really such a treat and it reminded me to finally blog one of my favorite shoots, which we did in two blissful days at the stunning Schloss Wartholz last summer. I can’t emphazise enough, how important talented & dedicated vendors are to make your wedding day a sight for sore eyes! And I count myself very lucky to be surrounded by talented peeps, who happily devoted their time & talented to create this lush summer wedding inspiration for you! It has been featured by two of my favorite blogs: Hochzeitsguide & Weddingsparrow, but for some reason I never got round to blogging it myself so shame on me!

There were a lot of people involved in this summer wedding affair and I really want to thank them from the bottom of my heart:

Viktoria Antal / Lovely Weddings for designing & styling this miraculously beautiful set, Fiona Seidl / Flowerup for her incredible hands with those flowers & her beauty – she also modeled for the shoot, Birgit Kuntner / Schloss Wartholz for being an incredible host & making everything and more possible, Jakob & Ben / Sequence Five who came along to shoot a stunning behind the scenes video & who are always up for any kind of fun, Sandra Berger who designed the beautiful stationery available through Papierhimmel, Niely Hoetsch for her headpieces which were such a fabulous match to the Verinas wedding dresses; the perfect sweet treats by Christine Dirnbacher /mycandybar who designed & styled the candy bar & Christine Schlerith-Zednicek / The Cake Shop for her beautiful gold-rimmed cake and last but not least two very viennese vendors I am so blessed to have had their support with the most delicate glasses from Lobmeyr Glas and plates from Augarten Porzellan.