A Beauty and the Beast Wedding Editorial in a Baroque Library
A Beauty and the Beast-inspired wedding editorial at Kloster Wiblingen's Baroque library with red roses, gold accents, and cinematic styling by photographer Kathy Baerg.
Inspired by La Belle et la Bete, this editorial reimagined the fairy tale within the Baroque library at Kloster Wiblingen. Photographer Kathy Baerg led the creative vision, translating a palette of red, gold, and royal blue into a celebration of romance, heritage, and cinematic beauty among centuries-old frescoes and gilded columns.
Getting Ready






Inside the Baroque library at Kloster Wiblingen, the couple danced between towering pink marble columns and frescoed ceilings. The bride explored the shelves of centuries-old books with visible delight, paying homage to Belle's love of reading. Kathy Baerg captured each scene with theatrical framing that balanced fantasy with editorial precision.
Bridal Portraits



The couple posed before a large white and gold statue in an art-filled corridor, their formal attire echoing the Baroque grandeur surrounding them. Kathy Baerg used the library's dramatic scale to frame intimate moments, each portrait gaining depth from the marble floors, painted ceilings, and gilded architectural details.
Reception





The couple shared a champagne toast indoors, laughing and leaning close in a portrait-style frame against the library's gilded backdrop. Reception details included a five-tier cake decorated in red, gold, and royal blue, displayed on a round table dressed in deep blue linen. Pastries with rose accents and layered confections continued the tale's regal palette.
Design and Details




The five-tier wedding cake stood as the centrepiece, its layers alternating between gold-brushed fondant and red floral cascades that mirrored the tale's iconic rose. Red roses appeared again on Prince Adam's attire and within the pastry display, weaving the story's symbolism through every styled surface.
Flat Lays






An ornate gold Baroque picture frame laid on the tiled floor served as the anchor for a dessert display, with macarons, miniature tarts, and rose-topped treats arranged within its borders. Nearby, red and gold stationery details and jewelled accessories extended the fairy-tale colour palette across every flat surface.
Venue



The interior of Kloster Wiblingen's Baroque hall rose to a frescoed ceiling of heavenly proportions. Pink marble columns, gilded balustrades, and towering bookshelves filled with leather-bound volumes provided a setting that needed no embellishment. The ornate architecture itself became the most powerful design element.
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