Gallery

Walled garden

The walled garden where the church ceremony often takes place.

Brasserie

The brasserie, set up for the wedding dinner.

Bar

The full bar with house wines for drinks and the party.

Bridal suite

The bridal suite where the couple gets ready.

Sanne V.

“We held the church ceremony itself in the walled garden, with the neighbourhood church spire still just visible above the hedge. Exactly the picture we wanted in our wedding photos.”

Bram K.

“Anneke arranged the live band and the bar entirely herself, we only had to say what we liked. The house wines at the bar were a lovely surprise for our guests.”

Iris D.

“The nineteenth-century townhouse gives the brasserie an immediately elegant feel without becoming stiff. With 200 guests it felt just full enough to be lively.”

Willem T.

“The wheelchair-accessible grounds and free parking made things genuinely easy for my grandfather. One small note: in uncertain weather the garden ceremony needed a backup, but Anneke already had a plan for that.”

Femke R.

“The bridal suite was spacious and calm, exactly where I wanted to spend the last minutes before the ceremony with my mother. Anneke usually replied within two days to all our emails.”

Joris M.

“The live band went on late and the room stayed open as promised. Only downside: the bar was so popular a short queue formed at times, but it didn't dampen the mood.”