Wedding Photographer in Germany at Seehaus 53 on Blaustein See in Eschweiler
For this magnificent wedding just across the border in Germany, at a beach house near a lake, of a super sweet couple who met through their shared hobby of swimming, I wasn't initially allowed to write a blog. However, when the couple came to pick up their wedding album, they were so enthusiastic about the photos that they spontaneously agreed that I could write a blog after all, which made me incredibly happy.
This is truly a wedding that belongs on my blog because it can be a tremendous source of inspiration for other couples. The entire wedding was organized by a wedding planner, Alexander Pohl, who had taken care of every detail.
It began with a beautiful wedding ceremony, outdoors on the water, at Seehaus 53 on Blausteinsee Eschweiler (in Germany). The entire platform was styled in a maritime theme. The round platform on the water was filled with friends and family, including a large group of Persian family members of the bride when she walked forward.
After the emotional ceremony, there was a champagne toast and congratulations, outside on the terrace in front of Seehaus. Following that, we took fun group portraits with the bride, groom, friends, and family along the water.
Before the dinner, we did the photoshoot of the couple together in the swimming pool near Blaustein See (Freibad Dürwiß). The groom rolled up his trousers, and the bride stepped into the water with her bare feet. It was incredibly fun and spontaneous. They stood on the starting blocks and on the slide, and we ended with a photo under my heart-shaped umbrella under the couple's shower.
Then it was time to return to Seehaus where, inside at the beautifully set tables (in the color blue), the dinner buffet took place. In Germany, it is customary for all guests to be present throughout the day; there are no evening guests added later. All wedding guests are there from the ceremony to the dinner.
A Persian-style buffet dinner with a delightful BBQ was the wedding dinner. After the meal and speeches, it was time for the first dance. As darkness fell, the bride surprised her husband with a splendid fireworks display by the water, and afterward, they cut the wedding cake (which, fittingly, was shaped like a swimming pool).
