Hochzeitshaus Berlin

The Hochzeitshaus Berlin on Gertraudenstraße in Mitte bundles four areas under one roof: bridal fashion, men's fashion, wedding rings from its own goldsmith, and a tailoring shop. The family business is run in its second generation by the Manhart siblings, and those who book everything together receive a package covering all areas.
A house at Spittelmarkt between Leipziger Straße and Fischerinsel
The Hochzeitshaus Berlin is located on Gertraudenstraße in Mitte, where Leipziger Straße leads towards Fischerinsel. It is one of the wide traffic arteries of the historic center, with Spittelmarkt as the nearest reference point; the Spittelmarkt U2 subway station is directly in front of the door, and the Märkisches Museum station on the same line is just one stop further. The address itself is a piece of city history: Gertraudenstraße once led from Spittelbrücke to Gertraudenbrücke and was one of the oldest connections between Friedrichswerder and the Spree Island; after the war destruction, it was expanded into a multi-lane main road. The ‘all under one roof’ concept has existed since 2007, and the company describes itself as family-run for forty years and now in its second generation. Tasks are distributed within the family: Christoph Manhart manages the business, Paulina Manhart is responsible for fashion, and Andreas Manhart for the jewelry section. There is a second location in Cloppenburg, Lower Saxony, which is managed separately.
Bridal fashion, suits, wedding rings, and tailoring at one address
The four areas of Hochzeitshaus Berlin bear their own names and function like independent stores, but are all located at the same address. Bridal fashion is handled by Brauthaus, men’s fashion by its own men’s outfitter, wedding rings by a goldsmith with its own in-house goldsmith, plus the in-house tailoring shop for all alterations. For couples who don’t want to drive across half the city on three afternoons, this is the real advantage: dress, suit, and rings can be dealt with in one appointment, and alterations remain in-house. Those who buy all three items together receive a package with a price advantage. The house does not name specific designers but speaks of exclusive collections for Berlin and Brandenburg; wedding dresses start at around 1,000 euros, with sizes from 34 to 48 available. Evening dresses for bridesmaids and wedding guests are also available, as well as accessories such as veils, shoes, and hair ornaments. Fittings take place in private cabins with space for companions, and alterations are measured and carried out directly in-house.
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Price level
Wedding dresses start at around 1,000 Euros. The house does not state specific model prices in advance.
Package advantage
Those who buy a wedding dress, wedding rings, and a suit together receive the so-called WeddingTicket with a price advantage across all three areas.
Four areas
Bridal fashion, men's fashion, wedding rings, and tailoring are located at the same address and function like independent businesses.
Bridal fashion
Bridal fashion is handled by the Brauthaus Berlin section, offering exclusive collections for Berlin and Brandenburg.
Men's fashion
Suits, shirts, and accessories for the groom are available from the in-house men's outfitter.
Wedding rings
The wedding rings come from the house's own goldsmith workshop, where an on-site goldsmith works.
Tailoring
All alterations to dresses and suits are handled by the in-house tailoring shop; nothing has to leave the premises.
Sizes
Available sizes range from 34 to 48.
Family business
The house has been family-run for forty years and is now in its second generation. The 'all under one roof' concept has existed since 2007.
The team
Christoph Manhart manages the business, Paulina Manhart is responsible for fashion, and Andreas Manhart for the jewelry section.
Second location
In addition to Berlin, there is a second house in Cloppenburg, Lower Saxony, which is managed separately.
Public transport and parking
The Spittelmarkt U2 subway station is directly in front of the house, and the Märkisches Museum station on the same line is one stop further. Fischerinsel and Mühlendamm are within walking distance. Gertraudenstraße 10, 10178 Berlin.
Opening Hours
- Tue to Fri: 11:00 – 19:00
- Sat: 10:00 – 18:00
- Sun + Mon: Closed
Address
Gertraudenstraße 10, 10178 Berlin, Deutschland
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