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German Barn Wedding

German Barn Wedding

When it comes to wedding days, couples who are wedding photographers themselves always seem to get it right. Anne and Björn have seen many a wedding in their day, so they knew they wanted their wedding to be as stress-free and relaxed as possible. Of course, this doesn’t mean they skimped on style and heartwarming details! Thank you to Carmen and Ingo Photography and Ina Mühlhaus for your wonderful work on this one.

German barn wedding - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

From the bride, Anne: We looked for a relaxed and cosy over-all-feeling with a kind of warm welcome feeling for our guests. No stress with just a rough scribble of the day in our heads. Because of our own profession as wedding photographers, we have seen many weddings and the only thing we wanted to leave behind us was the fear of “over-organizing” our own wedding.

bride getting ready - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

gold wedding shoes - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

blush gold bridesmaid dresses - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

bridesmaids opening gifts - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

lace wedding dress - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

gypsophila bouquet - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

babys breath bouquet - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding
Bouquet recipe: Baby’s Breath (Gypsophila).

gold blush bridesmaid dresses - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

We wanted to celebrate a very naturally and rustic wedding with a lot of little lovely self-made details. When we found the old barn, our feeling said – this is your place to get married. We got married on the meadow in front of the little hut and celebrated in the barn. We decorated with a lot of light-chains around the bars and beams, candles, flowers, old farm apple boxes which we used for a photo corner with old wedding-portraits from our family, pictures from the past, a self-made wooden BAR-sign, wooden sign-posts, and a few pompoms. We spread some straw-bales inside the barn for the look and having a basement for some of our signs. We also prepared a little shisha-lounge with old vintage furniture and our stand light from the flee marked. 🙂 We also had a very old desk and chair where we placed our guestbook and a Polaroid camera. And yes, we had a color scheme – we fell in the love with the color mustard yellow…. 🙂

wooden wedding signs - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

backyard wedding ceremony - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

bridesmaids during ceremony - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

wedding ceremonies - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

confetti recessionals - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

wedding ceremony confetti - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

lace wedding dresses - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

German barn wedding - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

yellow wedding accessories - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

barn wedding receptions - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

rustic wedding ideas - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

barn wedding receptions - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

barn receptions - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

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Any advice for couples planning their weddings now? Just enjoy your anticipation, don’t feel stressed if something won’t workout, just leave it behind you and concentrate on the really important things on your day: Your love to your partner. Have fun to create personal stuff – it’s the own details you will have a relation to. It is fun organize some evenings with friends and prepare stuff for the wedding and combining it with nice food’n’wine. It’s a lot about the people you invite to your wedding – they also will have a bigger relationship to your big day if they were involved from the beginning. Enjoy as much time as possible with family and friends in advance. During that (intimate) time they will get a feeling why you are making the next step in your life and will feel even more with you every second on your wedding day.

barn wedding receptions - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

wooden chalkboard signs - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

cranberry wedding cakes - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

barn wedding desserts - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

barn wedding reception - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

rustic wedding details - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

sparkler receptions - photo by Carmen and Ingo Photography https://ruffledblog.com/german-barn-wedding

View all images from this wedding in the gallery

Wedding Music:
Processional: “Green Thumb,” Brett Winterford
Recessional: “Space Oddity,” Walter Mitty
First Dance: “A Thousand Years,” Christina Perri

Wedding Location: Mölln, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany / Photographer: Carmen and Ingo Photography / Styling: Ina Mühlhaus / Flowers: Anettes Flower Power, Mölln / Venue: Hotel Waldhof / Wedding Dress: Mark Schmidt via Des Kaisers neue Kleider / Wedding Shoes: Hallhuber / Scarf: made by the bride’s mother / Bridesmaids’ Dresses: ASOS / Suit: Herr von Eden / Rings: Goldschmiede Arthur Müller / Singer, Cakes, and Candy Bar: Tortenschön / Ceremony: Imke Klie / Videographer: Kenny Bayne Films

View Comments (10)
  • Do you have a link to the bridesmaid dresses?? they are GORGEOUS

  • WHERE DID YOU GET THESE BRIDESMAID DRESSES??? LOVE THEM!!!

  • These are the prettiest bridesmaid dresses! Where did they come from??

  • where did you get your bridesmaids dresses? I would really like them for me wedding.

    Thank you

  • Hello,

    one of the most beautiful weddings I have ever seen. I am completely in love with these bridesmaid dresses and wondering do you know anywhere where i could still buy them? I live in Australia and desperately want these for my wedding! can you email me if you know where they come from?

    Thanks!

  • Your wedding was amazing and I am looking for bridesmaid dresses of my own, where did you get yours? I am hoping they have a similar style in blue!
    thank you

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