29 · 08 · 2026
Dear friends and family,
We are overjoyed to share this moment with the people who matter most to us. This weekend is a celebration of everything that brought us here, and everyone who has been part of our journey.
This website is your guide to the days ahead. You will find everything you need to join us, plan your stay, and arrive ready to celebrate.
We cannot wait to see you.
With love,
Anne-Sophie & Lukas
The wedding
Saturday, August 29
The ceremony
We warmly invite you to join us as we exchange our vows at Sint-Hilarius Church, Mullem.
Ceremony starts at 1:00 PM sharp.
Dress code: Cutaway or dark suit
Evening party
Starting at 6:30 PM
Villa Maria, Tivolistraat 133, Oudenaarde
Dress code: Black tie & long dress
Practical Information
Where to stay
We recommend staying in the city of Oudenaarde and have made arrangements with some hotels. Please reach out if you have any questions.
Leopold Hotel
We have blocked a number of rooms for our guests.
To make a reservation, please e-mail info.oudenaarde@leopoldhotels.com or by phone +32 55 69 99 65 with code 'AL2026'.
Hotel websiteAuberge L'Entrecôte
A charming boutique hotel in the heart of Oudenaarde, perfect for a comfortable and elegant stay during the wedding weekend.
Hotel websiteCountry Lodge Hotel Moriaanshoofd
A peaceful countryside retreat just outside Oudenaarde, ideal for those looking for a quieter setting during the wedding weekend.
Hotel websiteHotel Steenhuyse
A beautifully restored historic hotel in the center of Oudenaarde, offering an elegant and authentic stay just steps from the main square.
Hotel websiteHow to get there
By air
For our international guests, Brussels Airport (BRU) is the most convenient arrival point.
Direct train
A direct train service departs from the airport station and arrives in the center of Oudenaarde in approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. This is a seamless way to reach the city without the need for transfers.
Car rental & taxi
For those who prefer to drive, the journey to Oudenaarde takes approximately 60 minutes.
By rail
Belgium's rail network is exceptionally well-connected. If you are already in the region or traveling from another city, you can reach us via the following hubs:
Via Brussels
Direct Intercity (IC) trains run frequently from Brussels-South (Midi), Central, and North stations (approx. 50 minutes).
Via Ghent
Regular connections run from Gent-Sint-Pieters, with a travel time of roughly 30 minutes.
Arrival
The Oudenaarde Train Station is located within a 10-minute walk of the city center and the main square.
By car
Oudenaarde is easily accessible by road and is approximately a 60-minute drive from Brussels.
Things to do
If you have some extra time to explore, there is plenty to see and do. Whether you are looking for an active afternoon or a relaxing stroll, here are our top recommendations.
Explore the Flemish Ardennes by bike or scooter
The region is world-famous for its rolling green hills and iconic "Bergs." We highly recommend renting a bicycle (electric or road) or a Vespa/scooter to traverse the countryside. It is the best way to soak in the panoramic views.
The UNESCO Town Hall & MOU Museum
Located on the Market Square, the 16th-century Town Hall is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Inside, the MOU Museum houses an incredible collection of original Oudenaarde tapestries.
The Beguinage (Begijnhof)
For a moment of peace, step through the red baroque gate into the Begijnhof. This 15th-century oasis of small white houses and manicured gardens feels like stepping back in time.
Centrum Ronde van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders Centre)
As the "Cycling Capital" of Flanders, this interactive museum is a must-visit. Afterward, head to a cafe on the market square for a local beer.
Local breweries
Oudenaarde has a centuries-old brewing tradition. Visit Brewery Liefmans (famous for its fruit beers) or Brewery Roman (the oldest family brewery in Belgium) for a tasting.