The working drawbridge across the moat, the entrance to the party.
The great hall with thick walls, set up for 220 guests.
The walled courtyard, used for the ceremony and the torchlit procession.
The original watchtower, now set up as a quiet lounge corner.
“The sound of the chains as the drawbridge lowered for us gave our two hundred and twenty guests instant goosebumps. Anneke Dijkstra then also arranged a torchlit procession across the bridge at nightfall, breathtaking.”
“No sound limit after ten meant our band could just keep playing until the last guest left. Thick castle walls with a modern light and sound rig, that's exactly the combination you want.”
“Sixty guests felt almost lost in a hall that scales up to two hundred and twenty, but the atmosphere of the fortress made up for it entirely. Anneke usually replied the same day, even to questions outside office hours.”