Some weddings begin long before the day itself. They begin in memories, friendships and in a place that has felt familiar since childhood.
Arthur and Olaf called their wedding “Together in Berlin”. Not because the city should take centre stage in every scene, but because it means far more to Olaf than a backdrop. Berlin is connected to his childhood memories and to his roots. That is why they consciously chose to celebrate here with the people closest to them.
Their guests came together from different places. For some, it was a journey; for others, a long-awaited reunion. What connected them was the story of Arthur and Olaf: two people choosing to share this new chapter with the people who truly matter to them.
The result is a Same-Sex Wedding that does not need grand gestures to feel powerful. Its strength lives in the glances, the laughter, the closeness and the small moments in between. This short film preserves that feeling.
A Day That Brings People Together
For Arthur and Olaf, this wedding feels like more than a single day. It is the moment when different paths, memories and people from around the world come together. For many guests, travelling to Berlin meant more than attending a wedding. They became part of a story that had started long before this celebration.
Arthur and Olaf now live together in Hollywood, yet they chose to return to Berlin for their vows. For Olaf, this is where part of his story began. The wedding therefore becomes both a new beginning and a return home, as family and friends arrive from different countries to share the moment with them.
That is what makes the day feel so personal. Between heartfelt laughter, long conversations and countless small encounters, an atmosphere emerges that reaches far beyond the wedding itself. It is not only the big gestures that stay with us. Sometimes a glance, a spontaneous smile or a warm embrace can say more than words ever could.
A First Glimpse of Arthur & Olaf
The wedding teaser shows only a brief part of their story. That is precisely why it leaves room for curiosity about the longer wedding film, where the voices, encounters and defining moments of the day can unfold in greater depth.
As a quick thank-you to the guests, the teaser is especially meaningful. It can be shared within one to two weeks after the wedding, while the main film is created with the time and care it deserves.
The film was created by Sonnen Media. Full credits for the other wedding vendors will be added once they have been finally confirmed.
Would you like to give your guests a personal first impression shortly after the wedding? A wedding teaser can bring the first images of your story to life while creating anticipation for the main film.
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