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Cottage

In the heart of Bruges' medieval maze, this intimate venue seats 50 to 100 guests within a brick cottage where you can watch the canal light shift across whitewashed walls throughout the day. The space carries the quiet authenticity of West Flanders architecture—steep gabled roof, narrow doorways, exposed timber beams—without pretension. Small weddings here feel rooted in the city's 13th-century fabric while remaining contemporary and uncluttered, ideal for couples seeking something lived-in rather than styled.

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