When I visited a female cousin in Austria, I did not know why I suddenly felt romantic; presumably partly because she was a wedding planner and everything in her apartment represented a wedding-- from the polished magazines, calling cards, brochures to pictures of hotels and other wedding locations. During my one-week vacation, she was so busy as she was elatedly preparing for an American couple's wedding. At that moment, I did not grasp why a certain couple should fly to a foreign locality like Austria to exchange 'I do's when in fact, there are a hundred and probably thousand wedding locations in the US alone. She respectfully explained the lucidity.
Austria, according to my cousin, is a zealous country perfect for fantastic weddings. Imagine a wedding service in a medieval castle or in an elegant and historical edifice such as a town hall. Aside from this, wedding services in all-white ski resorts are also growing in number regardless of the season; whether the wedding is set on a blazing summer or a frigid winter, resorts serve as a perfect location. Still, nothing beats the gorgeousness of garden weddings with the blooming flowers and towering trees among the witnesses.
But my cousin underscored that only the civil weddings are acknowledged by the Austrian edict. Still, religious and church weddings are thinkable only after these are preceded by a civil wedding service.
With my cousin explaining all these, I know how one's wedding can get so impressive. In case I intend to get married, I presently know who I should call.
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