If money was not an issue, I would get married at Thorskogs Slott. I absolutely love the setting and have not found a more beautiful wedding venue to date. The beautiful castle is surrounded by English Gardens that includes a pond where wild ducks live. This feels like me and David through and through. David is English and I've lived in England for 5 years. We love to go to the parks and look at all the wild birds. It would be lovely to be able to include these aspects of our lives on our wedding day.Everything about this venue is mind blowingly beautiful.
Thorskogs Slott have a lovely wedding arrangement that you could
buy into. Since money is not an issue in this post, I would. The arrangement is as follows:
buy into. Since money is not an issue in this post, I would. The arrangement is as follows:
Friday
16.00 The wedding party arrives on friday afternoon and checks into their pre-booked double rooms.
18.30 All the wedding guests get together for a barbecue or a cold buffet. You can sit on the terrace and look out over the English Garden that surrounds the castle or cosy up in the Hunter's Hall filled with with candles and an open fire.
Saturday
8.30-10.00 Breakfast in the Flower Room. The Bride and her maids have plenty of time to get ready for the day in the beautiful room Karin, where hairdressers, make-up artists etc can be booked to come to you at the castle. No need to rush of to appointments all over town.
10.00 The wedding coordinators can arrange pitch and putting competitions in the park for the guests or a quiz walk about the bride and groom through the forest. The walk takes about 20 minutes and can be finished off with a lunch outdoors.
12.00 Alternatively, if the weather allows, there will be savoury sandwiches and wraps served in the park.
14.00 The Ceremony. Can be held at the castle or elsewhere.
15.00 Red carpets are rolled out and the guests arrive. The newlyweds arrives from the ceremony (after all the guests have gathered) in a beautiful Bentley or a horse drawn carriage. The wedding toast, with Champagne and canapés or Strawberries, is served in the bailey. Live music by the castle entrance.
16.00 The food is served in the Orangery . The tables are set with beautiful porcelain, linen cloths, exquisite flower arrangements by the castle's own florist and beautifully sculpted napkins.
21.00 The dinner comes to an end and the wedding party moves in to the saloons where coffee and wedding cake are served.
22.00 The Orangery has been cleared and the dance floor is opened. The first dance takes place followed by dancing and opening of the bar.
01.30 Bar closes and last dance is announced.
01.30 Night snack is served.
02.00 The evening ends, but Nachspiel can be offered in the Hunter's Hall or in the Stable.
Sunday
9.00-10.30 Breakfast. The newlyweds can chose to have a private breakfast in the wedding suite.
12.00 Guests depart
How nice does that sound? A girl can dream can't she? Oh if only we were millionaires...
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