Timeless wedding inspiration at Villa Wenkenhof

The magnificent Villa Wenkenhof is nestled in an idyllic natural landscape near Basel. The historic walls look back on a long history. The French garden and the English park invite to unforgettable celebrations.
With a lot of commitment and passion, the renowned wedding planner Nadja Marzetti  transforms this place into a fairytale setting.
Fine Art photographer Jérémy Schmit has captured each of these unforgettable moments in his breathtaking images. His artistry impresses with the masterful use of modern technology paired with traditional film photography.

From Nadja Marzetti: “Surrounded by a spacious French garden, a park with graceful trees that tells its own story, is the noble estate of Villa Wenkenhof. The perfect setting to write the highlight of a love story away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday city life.

Countless flowers, blossoms and greenery are entwined around the flower arch in delicate, loving handwork, processed to perfection by Blumengeflüster , staging the moment when the groom waits for his future wife. The bride strides through an elegant sea of flowers and candles in her handmade, delicate couture gown by Julie Fabrici. The moment of their shared future begins.

A special eye for detail reflects the personal signature of Tamvision, who brings life to the story through his unique handling of his video camera.

The table design is convincing with pure perfection and invites the guests to dream. The composition of the delicate, daring shades, high-quality pieces of table linen, luxurious golden accents, as well as handmade designer candles from CarpeHome, allow the rustic wooden furniture to blend harmoniously into the surroundings.

We create an intimate moment of romance by using a wide variety of elements, which elegantly, ludically and dreamily tells its own story. The colors and materials are perfectly matched to the ambience and complement the majestic estate in its soul. This unique and loving harmony creates a timeless elegance with a modern touch and that “je ne sais quoi” .