A Wedding at Burg Schaubeck: Aristocratic Elegance at Weingut Graf Adelmann
Getting Married at Burg Schaubeck, Weingut Graf Adelmann
Located in Kleinbottwar near Stuttgart, Burg Schaubeck combines medieval history, historic architecture and a working winery. First documented in 1272, the castle was transformed into a more representative residence in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, its Renaissance and Baroque features, timber-framed courtyard and surrounding gardens make it a distinctive setting for an elegant wedding.
Where to Get Married and Celebrate
One of the biggest advantages of Burg Schaubeck is the choice of settings for different parts of the wedding day. The rose garden behind the castle offers a more intimate, secluded atmosphere for an outdoor ceremony. The English-style park in front of the castle provides a larger green space for ceremonies, receptions or outdoor dining, weather permitting. For the reception, the Ländliche Tenne, a 100-square-metre event space on the first floor, accommodates up to 90 guests at long tables. The French fireplace room, on the ground floor, is a smaller option for more intimate gatherings and can also be used for dancing.
Getting Ready and Wedding Portraits
The dedicated getting-ready rooms inside the castle include a light-filled salon, an adjoining room, a separate bedroom and a bathroom with natural light. A large balcony overlooks the park and rose garden, offering another perspective on the historic grounds.
For wedding portraits, the castle's architecture, timber-framed courtyard, park and rose garden provide several distinct backdrops within the same location. This variety makes it possible to create a gallery that feels diverse without spending a large part of the day travelling between locations.
For couples drawn to historic surroundings and a celebration with an aristocratic feel, Burg Schaubeck offers more than a beautiful backdrop: it provides several ways to shape the day around the ceremony, dinner, portraits and party.