In the journal I show Weddings, Private Events and Corporate Events, special locations and the ideas behind the planning. No pre-made lists, no recipe for the perfect style.
I’m less interested in what’s currently trending than in why a decision for this very project worked. That’s why the blog is primarily a place for real projects, good places, and concrete insights behind the scenes.
Selected projects are told as small editorials: starting point, location, idea, special decisions, and a generous photo gallery.
Not as a mere gallery, but as an insight into different projects and the decisions that have shaped them.
Content about Munich, Bavaria, Kitzbühel, Vienna, Switzerland and European destinations combines inspiration with search intent.
The focus is not on lists like „the 10 most beautiful locations“, but on well-founded considerations: For which type of event is a location suitable? What logistical questions should be clarified early on? What makes a destination particularly special in the process?
Here I show what remains invisible by default: setup, timings, plan B, service provider management, guest logistics, and decisions on-site.
It is precisely these content elements that often convey experience and professionalism more effectively than general promises.
Short, opinionated posts on topics I have a clear stance on: from location and pre-event planning to wedding day management, dramaturgy and the question of why an event doesn’t need a signature style.
These first topics combine real project issues with concrete expertise – and give the blog a clear editorial direction from the very beginning.