Open hair and Bucherer Fine Jewellery pearls that shimmer a gentle white, underlining the bride’s natural radiance, are perfectly suited to a boho-chic wedding. Decorations must, of course, be bohemian, too, featuring wild flowers, delicate patterns and elegantly curved fonts on invitations and place cards.

A classic wedding is timeless and will never go out of fashion. For this theme, the bride will traditionally wear an elegant white wedding dress, but may spring a few surprises with modern materials and cuts.

The location and decoration of the wedding reception are as stylish as the bridal couple. Traditionally, one type and colour of flower is chosen, and the room is brightened with cream-coloured candles. The dress code for guests is “Black tie optional” and may – just like the wedding dress – be reinterpreted.

Classic yet edgy is a popular alternative to a traditional wedding. The bridal couple deliberately incorporates stylistic inconsistencies in certain places to underline their personalities. The trip from the church to the reception might take place by scooter rather than by limousine, for example, with the groom wearing a leather jacket instead of a suit jacket.

Many bridal couples like to keep their registry office wedding as something truly personal and intimate – no subsequent reception, just a day full of love. This somewhat unconventional type of wedding need not be any less stylish, however: the bride can wear a simple, cream-coloured dress and combine it with, while the groom can opt for a classic suit with a festive bow tie.

Many bridal couples go on their honeymoon straight after the wedding. A stylish vintage car awaits the newlyweds in front of the registry office for the couple to drive into their shared future. The honeymoon belongs to the bridal couple only – it is a wonderful time together that they will never forget.