Wedding Mark works on destination weddings across Europe — primarily in Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Italy and France, and with couples from the United States planning celebrations in Europe.
Every project is shaped by the place. The light, the architecture, the atmosphere of the venue, the season — all of these influence the visual direction and the materials we choose. A celebration in Mallorca in July calls for different decisions than one in Munich in December.
Below is an overview of the destinations we work in most frequently.
Spain — Mallorca and beyond
La Fortaleza in Mallorca, where Paula and Timo celebrated across two days, set the tone for how we approach Spanish destination weddings. The warmth of the stone, the outdoor terraces, the natural materials that suit the climate shaped every decision in that project, from the cotton paper to the walnut stands.
Spain offers a range of settings, from the historic fortresses of Mallorca to the architectural elegance of mainland venues. In each case, the stationery is designed to belong to the setting, not to impose a direction onto it.
We work with planners based in Spain and with international planners bringing couples to Spanish destinations.
Paula and Timo
Each project begins with the couple, the atmosphere, the setting and the overall vision for their celebration. For Paula and Timo, this vision was thoughtfully curated by Katharina and her team, providing a strong and clear foundation for the visual design.
La Fortaleza, Mallorca 2025
Portugal — Ericeira and the Atlantic coast
Nina and Julian celebrated for three days at Aethos Ericeira — a venue shaped by the cliffs, the ocean and the architecture of the Ericeira coast. The natural surroundings defined the visual direction from the beginning: cotton fabric, linen, natural materials, a palette drawn from the landscape.
Portugal has a distinct quality of light and a design culture that values craft and natural materials. These align closely with the Wedding Mark approach — and make Portuguese destinations particularly well-suited to the kind of stationery we create.
We work with planners based in Portugal and with international teams bringing celebrations to the Lisbon region, the Alentejo and the Atlantic coast.
Nina and Julian
Small, intentional details make a real difference to the guest experience and show care for those attending. For Nina and Julian's celebration, this sense of intention and the intimate, elegant atmosphere of all three days was reflected across the entire visual direction.
Aethos Ericera, Portugal, 2025
Germany — Munich, Berlin and beyond
Germany offers a wide range of settings, from the cultural gravity of Munich's institutions to the industrial aesthetic of Berlin. Both cities have a strong visual culture and a sophisticated clientele who tend to know exactly what they want. The stationery needs to match that clarity.
Wedding Mark was based in Berlin for almost eight years. That time shaped the studio's approach to typography, proportion and restraint, qualities that continue to influence every project.
We have worked on celebrations across Germany, each with its own character.
Carsten and Philip
The most elegant three-day celebration of Carsten & Philip.
Chez Fritz, Villa Diesel, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, 2024
CARO AND NIKLAS
A black and white wedding in Berlin — modern, elegant and deeply personal. Haus Zenner provided the backdrop for a celebration that felt entirely of the city: precise, considered and with a clear point of view from beginning to end.
HAUS ZENNER, BERLIN, AUGUST 2025
Austria — Vienna and beyond
Vienna has a specific relationship with ceremony and formality that shapes every aspect of a celebration — including the stationery. The Viennese tradition of craft and print culture means that couples and planners in Austria tend to have a sophisticated understanding of materials and techniques. Embossing, letterpress and fine paper are not extraordinary here — they are expected.
We worked with Isabel Merfort on the visual identity for an intimate birthday celebration in Vienna — a milestone marking seventy years, celebrated with close family and friends over several carefully planned days. The programme was designed to reveal the city gradually, with each element of the identity reflecting the elegance and intention behind the occasion.
We work with planners and couples planning celebrations in Vienna and in the surrounding Austrian countryside.
Rosemarie
An Elegant Celebration in Vienna, planned by Isabell and Nicole.
Italy — Lake Como, Tuscany, Apulia and beyond
Italy offers some of the most visually distinctive settings in Europe — from the neoclassical architecture of Lake Como to the warm stone of Tuscan farmhouses and the whitewashed geometry of Apulia. Each region has its own visual logic, and the stationery needs to follow that logic rather than impose a different one.
In summer, the light in southern Italy is direct and warm. Materials that might look cool in a Berlin studio read entirely differently against the Apulian landscape. We consider these conditions from the beginning of every project.
We have worked on celebrations across different parts of Italy, each with its own character. Laura and Andreas married at Tenuta Bichi Borghesi in Siena, a historic farmhouse with a long cypress driveway and a former horse stable that became the setting for their candlelit dinner. The identity followed the aesthetic of the place: restrained, warm, with nothing that competed with the surroundings.
On the Amalfi Coast, Sam and Florian, an international couple from the US and Berlin, celebrated a four-day wedding week in Ravello. From a welcome dinner in the village square to a ceremony at a historic villa overlooking the Mediterranean, the celebration asked for an identity that could hold across several days and several different atmospheres. That kind of project, multi-day, destination, internationally planned, is where the visual identity does its most important work.
We work with planners and couples planning celebrations across Italy, in Tuscany, on the Amalfi Coast and beyond.
SAM AND FLORIAN
Working with Haley is always a pleasure. What stands out every time is how carefully she think about each guest and each moment — the details that make people feel genuinely looked after. For Sam and Florian's four-day celebration on the Amalfi Coast, that shared understanding of hospitality was the foundation everything else was built on.
RAVELLO, AMALFI COAST, 2024
LAURA AND ANDREAS
A historic farmhouse in the hills of Siena, a candlelit dinner inside a former horse stable, and a visual direction designed to belong entirely to the place. For Laura and Andreas, restraint and warmth were the brief from the beginning.
TENUTA BICHI BORGHESI, TUSCANY, 2023
Working with American couples in Europe
We also work with couples based in the United States who are planning celebrations in Europe. The approach is the same — the stationery is designed around the venue, the season and the visual direction of the celebration. The difference is often in the timing and the logistics: American couples planning European weddings typically work with a longer lead time and coordinate more intensively with their planner.
We are experienced in this process and work closely with planners on both sides of the collaboration.
If you are planning a celebration in Europe and would like to discuss a project, we would be happy to hear from you.
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