A brewery as a wedding venue? It is possible!
30/03/2024 09:00 | Inspiration
Looking for a unique venue for a vibrant wedding celebration? Then go for the charm, industrial touch and authentic atmosphere of a brewery. We selected four beautiful locations in Belgium where you can get married soon.
Photo (above): Yves Schepers Photography
Het Bierkasteel
Van Honsebrouck Brewery's Het Bierkasteel is a new piece of history where authenticity and modernism merge, with beer as the common thread. In addition to beers, the brewery in Izegem also hosts many wonderful parties. Discover the warm charm of the Balzaal and Troonzaal for dinner, and enjoy the craft of brewing, with beer barrels, in the Foederzaal during your ceremony. During your reception, unwind on the outdoor patio, a contemporary interpretation of a castle garden. The Bierkasteel can accommodate parties of up to 300 people.
Brouwerij Haeseveld
This former florist's shop was completely renovated and transformed into a beautiful party room on the outskirts of Ghent. Brouwerij Haeseveld was listed as heritage and breathes history with a modern touch. Perfect for celebrating in style! The party room can also be transformed into various settings and is equipped with professional sound systems for atmospheric music. The owners are ready to fulfil all your wishes. Among other things, they offer wedding guests an exclusive gift wrap of the house.
Kasteel te Lake
Kasteel te Lake has been run for four generations by the Versele family, founders of the former Anglo-Belge brewery. A long driveway leads you through the entrance gate to the walledKasteel te Lake. This historic gem from the 18th century is set in a 3-hectare park, an oasis of tranquillity with idyllic ponds. The castle boasts a rich history and was built in classicist style. The party room's orangery overlooks the castle garden and therefore enjoys plenty of light. This room has a capacity of 200 seated people. The salons of Kasteel te Lake provide the ultimate setting for more intimate occasions.
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