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In a remarkable turn of events, the Gütersloh Water Tower, a historical structure in Germany, was transformed into a registry office on September 15, 2025. Five lucky couples exchanged vows as the first to marry in this unique location on Saturday, September 13th, 2025.
The decision to repurpose the Gütersloh Water Tower for civil ceremonies was a collaborative effort between the city registry office, Gütersloh Citizens' Foundation, and the county music school. The team worked diligently to create a festive atmosphere, decorating the tower with flowers, anniversary beach flags, and weather-independent pavilions.
One of the couples who tied the knot on their anniversary, September 13th, was Eugen Luitle and Christina Schmelter. Another couple, Tim and Isabel Tresch, celebrated their wedding in front of the water tower after their ceremony.
Despite initially uncooperative weather, the good mood among the couples was not dampened. The appointments for marriages at the Gütersloh Water Tower were quickly booked, indicating a high demand for this unique location.
For couples seeking a special atmosphere for their wedding, there's still an opportunity. Registrations for the "Candlelight Weddings" are open at Villa Bartels, Kirchstraße 21, on Friday, December 12th, 2025. While the person leading the ceremonies is not explicitly named, it is confirmed that the ceremonies will be conducted by the civil registry office (Standesamt) of Gütersloh.
For more information and registrations for the "Candlelight Weddings", call 05241 / 82-3191. The team looks forward to helping couples create unforgettable memories in this unique setting.
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