The glass orangery with cast-iron columns, used for the ceremony.
The landscaped garden around the castle, planted with seasonal flowers.
The dining room inside the castle, set for dinner after the ceremony.
The separate hair and makeup room, right by the orangery.
“The ceremony in the orangery, between the original cast-iron columns, was exactly the backdrop we'd seen in photos. A hundred and sixty guests fit without anyone blocking the view of the garden.”
“Bram Hoekstra put together a flower route based on whatever was blooming in the castle garden that season, genuinely personal work. The separate hair and makeup room right by the orangery was very practical for our bridesmaids.”
“The orangery was only restored two years ago and you can tell, everything still gleams. Fifty guests for dinner in the castle itself felt exactly right, not too big and not too small.”
“The covered walkway between the orangery and the castle was a small detail we only truly appreciated on the day itself, when it started raining between the ceremony and dinner. Bram usually replied within two days to our questions.”
“Free parking on the forecourt was a nice extra for our guests coming from far away. The glass roof of the orangery kept the ceremony bright and airy, even on a cloudy day.”