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Eva: The ceremony was on the beach. It was such a memorable day, just like paradise. The sun was shining. Clear blue skies. Ben was waiting at the location together with the master of ceremony. They even blocked off a small stretch of beach for us.

Ben: And as I was standing there, you arrived on an adorned ship, including flower girls and people tasked with holding umbrellas for shade.

Eva: The actual wedding ceremony took about 20 minutes. After which we had champagne, wedding cake and our own buffet right on the beach. In the evening they drove us to a very special candle light dinner, and the next day we had breakfast in bed. It was unbelievable! And of course we stayed for our honeymoon.

Robin: I accidentally stumbled upon that book. So I knew what I was in for if we stayed together (laughs). She wanted it all: a dress with train, flower children, a horse carriage, over 100 guests... Sophia even ordered the sun to shine, and made it happen! There was a small hiccup, though.

Sophie: It had to do with the groomsman. "You may now exchange rings," the civil registrar said. I could literally hear his heart start pounding out of his chest and I turned around as he was frantically looking through his jacket pockets. I knew what was up: He forgot the rings.

Robin: A classic mishap at a classy, dream wedding! Thankfully, your parents were very quick-witted and handed the groomsman their rings. So we had rings to exchange after all (laughs).

Robin: I accidentally stumbled upon that book. So I knew what I was in for if we stayed together (laughs). She wanted it all: a dress with train, flower children, a horse carriage, over 100 guests... Sophia even ordered the sun to shine, and made it happen! There was a small hiccup, though.

Sophie: It had to do with the groomsman. "You may now exchange rings," the civil registrar said. I could literally hear his heart start pounding out of his chest and I turned around as he was frantically looking through his jacket pockets. I knew what was up: He forgot the rings.

Robin: A classic mishap at a classy, dream wedding! Thankfully, your parents were very quick-witted and handed the groomsman their rings. So we had rings to exchange after all (laughs).

Meena: When we got outside, everything was set for a small fire, and a Hindu priest was waiting for us to perform the Saptapadi ritual. This is an important Indian wedding ritual in which the newlyweds walk around the fire.

Valentin: I had a shawl put on me which the priest tied to your dress. Then he prayed and lit the fire. Next came the ritual of the seven steps, which meant we had to walk around the fire seven times. As our wedding was very European for the most part, I wanted to include at least a small element of your culture.

Meena: This ritual bonds the couple for eternity. It was a very special experience for my parents and me! And it was quite a sight for the other guests.

Eva: The ceremony was on the beach. It was such a memorable day, just like paradise. The sun was shining. Clear blue skies. Ben was waiting at the location together with the master of ceremony. They even blocked off a small stretch of beach for us.

Ben: And as I was standing there, you arrived on an adorned ship, including flower girls and people tasked with holding umbrellas for shade.

Eva: The actual wedding ceremony took about 20 minutes. After which we had champagne, wedding cake and our own buffet right on the beach. In the evening they drove us to a very special candle light dinner, and the next day we had breakfast in bed. It was unbelievable! And of course we stayed for our honeymoon.

Robin: I accidentally stumbled upon that book. So I knew what I was in for if we stayed together (laughs). She wanted it all: a dress with train, flower children, a horse carriage, over 100 guests... Sophia even ordered the sun to shine, and made it happen! There was a small hiccup, though.

Sophie: It had to do with the groomsman. "You may now exchange rings," the civil registrar said. I could literally hear his heart start pounding out of his chest and I turned around as he was frantically looking through his jacket pockets. I knew what was up: He forgot the rings.

Robin: A classic mishap at a classy, dream wedding! Thankfully, your parents were very quick-witted and handed the groomsman their rings. So we had rings to exchange after all (laughs).

Robin: I accidentally stumbled upon that book. So I knew what I was in for if we stayed together (laughs). She wanted it all: a dress with train, flower children, a horse carriage, over 100 guests... Sophia even ordered the sun to shine, and made it happen! There was a small hiccup, though.

Sophie: It had to do with the groomsman. "You may now exchange rings," the civil registrar said. I could literally hear his heart start pounding out of his chest and I turned around as he was frantically looking through his jacket pockets. I knew what was up: He forgot the rings.

Robin: A classic mishap at a classy, dream wedding! Thankfully, your parents were very quick-witted and handed the groomsman their rings. So we had rings to exchange after all (laughs).

Germany: Alexander Zöhner
zoehner(at)breuning.de | +49 171 6276726

USA: Florian Hochmuth
hochmuth(at)breuning.us | +1 (404) 4516276

Asia/Russia: Eugen Lang
lang(at)breuning.de | +49 172 7206245

Press contact:

Breuning GmbH - Marketing
marketing(at)breuning.de | +49 7231 932-163

Germany: Alexander Zöhner
zoehner(at)breuning.de | +49 171 6276726

USA: Florian Hochmuth
hochmuth(at)breuning.us | +1 (404) 4516276

Asia/Russia: Eugen Lang
lang(at)breuning.de | +49 172 7206245