Studio Wedded

Destination Wedding Planner
Mallorca & Italy

The one weekend when everyone is there.

You are packing the suitcase.
I think Rest

Planning, design, and complete on-site logistics so that in the end all you have to do is arrive.

A destination wedding is not a day. It is a weekend.

You are not getting married where you live, but in a place where everyone has to travel to. That changes everything. Your guests stay for three days instead of twelve hours. You have breakfast with your friends, you go swimming in the afternoon, you sit outside in the evening long after the tables have been cleared. And for the first time in years, you have everyone who matters to you in one place.

That is precisely why you don't plan a weekend like that on the side. A place you don't know. Service providers who speak a different language. Eighty guests who need flights and hotels. And logistics that actually have to work on a Friday morning in July, at 34 degrees and on an access road where no truck can turn around.

This is my part. You have a contact person for everything, from the initial idea until the moment the last guests go to bed.

"A destination wedding isn't something you plan on the fly or with just anyone."

Wedding planner Jennifer from Studio Wedded

I am Jennifer

Wedding planner and designer for your destination wedding

For fourteen years, I led large projects and teams in an advertising agency before I started planning weddings. Today, I plan and design weddings in Mallorca, Italy, and France, and pass on my knowledge as an instructor for wedding design.

I will take full charge of the planning and design, making the hundred little decisions you wouldn't even want to be bothered with. What you don't give up are the decisions that matter to you: I recommend, you decide. We share the anticipation.

At a destination wedding, we work together more closely than at a wedding right on your doorstep, and over a longer period of time. We talk about budgets, guest lists, expectations within your families, and how you truly want to celebrate. In the end, I know your wedding so well that I can make decisions on-site without needing to check back.

The region matters more than the location

A destination wedding doesn't start with Pinterest, but with the question of where you actually want to celebrate. I know the places that look good in photos and the ones that also work on an afternoon in August.

Lake Como feels luxurious and is logistically the most demanding location on this list: narrow roads, boats instead of shuttles, every delivery its own project. Tuscany carries elegant, natural concepts almost on its own; hills and cypress avenues do half the work. Puglia is white stone, masserias, and a modern lightness that your guests haven't seen at three other weddings yet. And Mallorca is much more than fincas: from beautiful estates in the Tramuntana mountains to design-oriented seaside homes.

Each region sets its own framework. In our initial consultation, I will tell you openly which one fits your wedding and what it will demand of you, in terms of budget and effort. Lake Como is worth every single meter of it if this is the wedding you want. You should just know beforehand.

My top REGIONS for your DESTINATION WEDDING

A selection of my personal favorites, particularly suited for stylish, thoughtful weddings.

ITALY

Lake Como - Tuscany - Apulia - Amalfi Coast - Lake Garda - Lake Maggiore - Venice

MALLORCA

Serra de Tramuntana - Deià - Valldemossa - Sóller - Santanyí

FRANCE

Provence - Côte d'Azur - Loire Valley

Let's find out together where the journey should take you. 

What is different about a wedding abroad.

A multi-day wedding abroad is significantly more complex than a celebration at a venue back home.

More trades, more routes, more days where everything has to be spot-on, and all of that in a place you don't know. Four things determine whether this ends up looking effortless or feeling exhausting. And they are decided earlier than most couples think.

1. The sequence

Most couples look for the venue first and realize later that the guest count, budget, and region don't match. We take the reverse approach: first the framework, then the region, then the place. After that, every further decision is easier because it builds on a foundation.

2. The budget

Travel, accommodation, transfers, and a multi-day program push the bill higher compared to a wedding in Germany. You will get a realistic number from me early on. Better to swallow hard once than to make cuts two months before the wedding.

3. The Service Providers

On-site, you need people who deliver even when the schedule falls apart. Who can do that is not listed in any portfolio. That is why I do not pass on a standard list, but rather select the service providers for each wedding individually: I call them, review their work, and check references before I even suggest them to you. Afterward, I handle the communication entirely. You do not have to review contracts in a foreign language or compare offers.

4. The guests

Eighty arriving guests need more than just an invitation: hotels in various price ranges, shuttles that run at the right time, and information they can actually find. A venue won't take care of that for you. I will.

None of that is a reason not to do it. It is just a reason to start it the right way.

Here's how I'll accompany you at your destination wedding

From the moment we start, there is nothing left with you that doesn't need to be with you.

Strategy & Planning

We start with the framework: date, number of guests, budget, region. From this, a schedule is created where you can see at any time what is coming up and what has been done. You will never have to ask how far along we are.

Locations & Service Providers

I'll suggest three locations to you, not thirty. Plus photography, floristry, catering, music, and technology, all pre-selected and with quotes. You say yes or no. Nothing will be booked that you haven't approved.

Design & Overall Concept

I am developing the design concept for the entire weekend, with ideas from interior design, fashion, and travel. The color of your invitation is reflected in the blossoms on the table, in the wax seal on the menu, and in the candle that slowly burns down in the evening. And I am planning with the light: where the sun will be at seven o'clock, where your guests will sit when it gets hot, where you will stand for your first dance.

Guests & Organization

Hotels in multiple price ranges, shuttle times, travel directions, an overview that your guests will actually read. I'll know who is arriving when and where beforehand.

Wedding Weekend & Implementation

I will be on site, starting from the setup. If the florist has to make changes in the morning, that will be sorted out while you are standing in the shade with a glass in your hand, completely unaware of it. I don't just have a Plan B, I have many.

Follow-up

Final invoices, returns, open items with the service providers. That will continue for me after your weekend without you having to worry about it.

Why your wedding is in good hands with me

Lecturer for Wedding Design, booked by other planners for their couples' design · 19 weddings since 2023, several of them lasting three days · a maximum of 8 to 10 weddings per year · the calendar for 2027 and 2028 is currently filling up

14 years of project management

Before Studio Wedded, I studied event management and led large, complex projects and teams at an advertising agency. What supports a wedding is what you don't see: timing, vendors, communication. That is my craft. You only notice it when it's missing.

Planning and design from a single source

I develop the concept and manage the implementation. There is no interface between planning and design where anything gets lost, and no one is waiting for anyone else.

Service providers that I have checked myself

I do not pass on a standard list. For every wedding, I select locations, catering, floristry, photography, and technology, speak with the people behind them beforehand, and obtain references. What ends up on your table has been vetted by me beforehand.

Even where there is nothing written

Marquee weddings on private land, without electricity, without fixed infrastructure. I build your wedding wherever there was just a meadow in the morning. The last one stood under canvas for four days.

To the portfolio

This is what your WEDDING WITH ME could look like

What couples say after their weekend

„Jenny was everywhere and nowhere at the same time, always there as soon as you needed her, but never intrusive. She pulled strings in the background, made decisions, solved challenges, and radiated a calm that was contagious. Everything seemed effortless, even though we know how much work was really behind it.“

Jule & Nico · Wedding Weekend

„Jenny accompanied us unbelievably personally and professionally along our entire path to our wedding. That was definitely not the last event we will plan with Jenny!! This woman can really organize anything! I can only absolutely recommend her!!“

Kira & Albo · Wedding Weekend

Three steps to your initial consultation

1

Requests

Write us a few lines using the form: desired date or timeframe, approximate number of guests, your budget, and where you want to celebrate, if you already know. Bullet points are completely fine.

2

Feedback in two business days

I will personally get back to you within 48 hours, we will clarify the initial questions, and if it's a good fit, we will schedule the initial consultation.

3

Initial consultation

We are going in-depth: your wedding, an initial feel for the venue and style, and what it costs. That is what you will take away with you, no matter how you decide.

I look forward to learning more about you and your wishes, and finding out together if we can make your wedding something very special.

See you soon, 

Jennifer

The questions almost all couples ask themselves before a destination wedding

Twelve to twenty-four months in advance is ideal, preferably earlier than for a wedding in Germany. Good venues in Mallorca and Tuscany are often booked two years in advance for the peak season, and destination weddings also require lead time for your guests to book flights and take time off work. If your date is closer than that: write to me anyway. Some things happen faster than expected, and if it is not possible, I will tell you honestly.

No. An on-site visit is nice, but not a must. I will take care of the viewings, send you videos and photos, and prepare decisions so that you can make them from home if you want to. If you want to come along, I will plan a trip where you can see multiple locations in two days instead of wasting five weekends. A trip for the tasting and detailed planning are also always nice highlights for my couples before the wedding. But as I said, it is not a must.

All communication with the local service providers goes through me. You will receive prepared offers explained in German, with a clear recommendation. You do not need to translate or compare anything.

Most of my couples have a civil ceremony in Germany and celebrate a symbolic ceremony abroad. A legally binding ceremony on-site is possible depending on the country, but involves effort and deadlines. I take both approaches into account in my planning.

Completely individual. Between forty and a hundred guests works best. Below that, the weekend becomes very personal; above that, the logistics become more complex. Both are possible. It always depends on how you want to celebrate.

Less than you think. You make the decisions that are important to you, and I prepare everything else so that a quick glance is enough. Most of my couples get by with just a few scheduled appointments, happily in the evenings or on weekends via video call if your calendar doesn't allow for anything else.

My focus is on Mallorca and Italy because I work with these regions the most intensively. If you have another place in mind, let me know anyway. I can plan anywhere.

Tell me about your wedding

An initial consultation where you get to know me and I get to know your wedding. Free, no-obligation, and you will definitely take away a first impression of the location, style, and costs.

I look forward to hearing from you.