The glass pavilion overlooking the sculpture park.
The surrounding sculpture park, visible through the glass walls.
The terrace next to the pavilion, used for drinks ahead of dinner.
The spot inside the pavilion where the ceremony is set, with the park right behind the couple.
“We did not want a backdrop, and that is exactly what this pavilion understands. The sculptures just stood visible outside during the ceremony, no floral arch needed.”
“No pillars means every guest had a clear view of us from every seat, we had not seen that so clearly at any other venue. With 85 guests it felt exactly the right amount full.”
“Eva really thought along about where the ceremony should stand so the park would frame us exactly right in the photos. Our photographer said he rarely had it this easy.”
“We brought in an outside lighting designer and that was no discussion at all. In the evening with lighting against the glass it gave a completely different effect than during the day.”
“My uncle uses a wheelchair and could get everywhere, including right up to the sculptures outside. Free parking next to the park also helped a lot for guests coming from far away.”