Gallery

Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery

Ballroom

The marble ballroom with tall windows on three sides, registered for the civil ceremony.

Ballroom
Ballroom
Ballroom

Chapel

The chapel five minutes away, for the church blessing before the reception.

Chapel
Chapel

Cellar bar

The private cellar with a bar that is not mandatory, for an informal moment after dinner.

Cellar bar
Cellar bar

Castle park

The park around the whitewashed tower, with free parking for all guests on the estate.

Castle park
Castle park

Sanne V.

“The ballroom with its marble floor and tall windows on three sides is genuinely impressive. Because the venue is registered for the civil ceremony, we did not have to visit the town hall separately, which removed a whole logistical step.”

Sanne V.
Sanne V.
Sanne V.

Bart K.

“Willem van Riel had everything well prepared. The walk to the chapel five minutes away went smoothly, everyone knew exactly when to leave, and the blessing connected seamlessly to the party afterwards.”

Bart K.
Bart K.
Bart K.
Bart K.

Ingrid D.

“The in-house chef prepared the dinner for our 110 guests and it was genuinely a step up from what we tasted at other castles. Afterwards a group of us went down to the wine cellar, not a mandatory bar but a cosy corner.”

Ingrid D.
Ingrid D.
Ingrid D.
Ingrid D.

Michiel R.

“We married both in church and civilly on the same day. The ceremony in the ballroom and the blessing in the chapel felt like two separate highlights rather than a rushed double appointment.”

Michiel R.
Michiel R.
Michiel R.