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Seher & Björn are getting married

We’re so glad you’re here. You’re holding an invitation to our wedding — an evening on a Swiss mountaintop, falling somewhere between a fairy tale and a tea party.

Schedule

Location

We’re celebrating at the Mauserhütte on the Ibergeregg pass in the canton of Schwyz — a beautiful mountain hut with a sunny terrace, a big indoor room, and sweeping Alpine views. Weather permitting, most of the evening will happen outside.

Address: Ibergereggstrasse 39, 6432 Rickenbach bei Schwyz

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Getting there

• By car: Paid parking is available at the venue. Please share a ride if you can.
• By public transport: Bus 505 runs from Schwyz to Rickenbach SZ, Handgruobi. Times below — check sbb.ch for exact timings on the day.

  From Schwyz	To Rickenbach SZ, Handgruobi
  14:13	14:36
  16:05	16:26
  17:30	17:53
  From Rickenbach SZ, Handgruobi	To Schwyz
  9:31	9:54
  11:31	11:54

• Can’t take Friday afternoon off? Get in touch and we’ll organise a shuttle from Schwyz to the venue so you arrive in time for the ceremony at 19:00.
• Can’t stay the night? We are running a shuttle from the venue to Schwyz and/or Hotel Passhöhe at 23:00 — let us know in your RSVP if you need a seat.

Schedule

Friday 17 July 2026 — an afternoon and evening on the mountain, going all through the night. The party is planned outdoors; if the weather disagrees we’ll move indoors without missing a beat.

Saturday 18 July 2026 — a relaxed morning and farewell brunch for overnight guests before we close up and head home.

Accommodation

The easiest way to stay is tent camping — there is plenty of space around the venue. If you don’t have a tent, let us know in your RSVP — we have a limited number of tents we can lend out, but they will go quickly.

There are also a limited number of indoor sleeping spots at the Mauserhütte. These will be prioritised for guests travelling from abroad. If you desire one, please indicate this in your RSVP and we’ll be in touch.

If you’d prefer a proper room, contact Hotel Passhöhe 4km up the road. If needed, we will organize a shuttle to take you there.

Overnight guests are invited to join us for brunch on Saturday morning from 9:00. We’ll wrap up and head home after that.

Theme

The theme is Alice in Wonderland. We would love it if you came dressed as a character or in Wonderland-inspired attire — Mad Hatters, White Rabbits, Cheshire Cats, and all manner of curious creatures are warmly encouraged.

One small note: please avoid red dresses — Seher will be wearing a traditional Turkish red wedding dress and we’d love her to stand out. If you have your heart set on royalty, the White Queen is all yours.

That said, costumes are entirely optional. Everyone is welcome exactly as they are.

Costume inspiration

Alice

The heroine herself

Classic blue pinafore dress and white apron, or your own curious interpretation. Blonde hair with a headband optional — or not. Any era of Alice works.

The Mad Hatter

Six impossible hats before breakfast

The bigger the hat, the better. Mismatched waistcoat, colourful cravat, and a price tag tucked in the brim. Eccentric is the whole point.

The White Rabbit

Always late

White waistcoat, pocket watch, rabbit ears. Perpetually flustered expression entirely optional but strongly encouraged.

The Cheshire Cat

We're all mad here

Purple and pink stripes, an enormous grin. The nice thing about the Cheshire Cat is you can fade in and out whenever you like.

The March Hare

It's always tea time

Straw in the hair, waistcoat, long rabbit ears. Carry a teacup and you're done. Partners well with a Mad Hatter.

Tweedledee & Tweedledum

Contrariwise…

Round schoolboy collars, red bow ties, matching outfits. Best done as a duo — but perfectly valid solo if your partner won't cooperate.

The White Queen

Memory works both ways

Flowing white robes, slightly dishevelled crown, kind and vaguely bewildered. The White Queen lives in the future and remembers tomorrow.

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