Amanruya resort, set among olive groves and pine forests, with carefully landscaped gardens, was designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape of the Bodrum Peninsula, an area known for its ancient history, stunning Aegean Sea views, and charming villages. Bodrum, once home to the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, has a rich history that spans millennia, influencing Amanruya's design and ethos. The traditional Ottoman architecture features local stone, marble, and wood. Amanruya in Bodrum is a masterclass in luxury resort design, marrying the historical and cultural elements of its Turkish locale with the understated elegance and comfort that Aman Resorts are known for. Its thoughtful design, which respects and enhances the natural beauty of the Bodrum Peninsula, along with its luxurious accommodations and amenities, make Amanruya a quintessential retreat for those seeking a serene and opulent escape.

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The intimate wedding of Leo and Oli in The Waldhaus Sils, Sils Maria, Switzerland was all about love, nature and spirituality. The cross-cultural union between Leonora, from Switzerland, and Oliver, from Korea, found its perfect setting in the historic and elegant Waldhaus Sils, a venue known for its timeless elegance and warm hospitality since 1908. The couple chose this idyllic location, nestled amidst stunning alpine scenery, to celebrate their diverse heritage and shared love for the outdoors.

The couple started the day at Muottas Muragl, followed by a stroll near Lake St. Moritz.

Upon returning to the hotel, the couple enjoyed a relaxed lunch with their family, transitioning smoothly into the day's main events. For the ceremony, Leonore donned an exquisite lace gown, its embroidery mirroring the surrounding forest, complemented by a distinctive edelweiss headband—a nod to traditional Swiss flora.