bloomeventhaus

bloomeventhaus is an event venue in the countryside at Säriswil, which its homepage places "wenige Minuten vor Bern" (a few minutes outside Bern). It is run by bloomevents GmbH from Heidmoosweg 11, and it hosts weddings, private parties and company events in a garden with an orangery, meadows and a stretch of woodland, plus light, high-ceilinged rooms that open onto a courtyard.

The setting

The homepage describes the place as a mix of urban style and rural nature, and says events can run under the open sky or in the "lichten, hohen Räumen" (the light, high rooms). The wedding page builds on the garden: it is described as spacious, with the orangery, the meadows and the woods together forming the backdrop, idyllic by day and lit by fire in the evening.

The private events page fills in the detail. The bright event rooms are connected to the courtyard and the garden by large gates, so inside and outside run into each other rather than sitting behind a wall. In the evening, the page says, a large wood fire and lanterns give the outdoor area a warm atmosphere. The business page adds that the orangery is high and light. The garden is also described as having plenty of room for games and apéros, which is useful for a wedding with children or a long drinks reception before dinner.

This is the essence of the venue: a garden wedding near a capital city, with a covered orangery and indoor rooms that can take the party when the evening cools, rather than a hotel or a historic building.

The wedding offer

The wedding page says the team designs every wedding individually, whether romantic, modern or extravagant, and that it accompanies the couple from the first conversation to the day itself. The private events overview adds that the team advises couples individually and with attention to detail.

The wedding inquiry form shows how a day is planned. It asks for both partners' names, phone and email, a preferred date, an alternative date or a date range, whether the ceremony takes place on site (Zeremonie vor Ort), the arrival time of the guests, the number of guests for the apéro, the number of guests for the meal, and any questions. The separate counts for apéro and dinner reflect the common Swiss pattern of inviting a wider circle to the drinks and a smaller one to the meal. The ceremony-on-site box means a ceremony in the garden is part of what the venue expects to host; the page does not say whether that is a civil ceremony or a celebrant-led one, and it names no registry office. A couple who need a legally valid marriage should ask how that fits with the day.

The site's menu has a Catering page and a FAQ page, and one guest review on the homepage praises the catering at a birthday party. The pages do not say whether the food comes from the venue's own kitchen or from a partner, or whether outside caterers are allowed, so that belongs in the first email.

Beyond weddings

The same house runs a steady program of other events, which tells a couple something about how practiced the team is. The business page pitches staff parties, company anniversaries, Christmas parties, conferences and relaxed get-togethers in the garden, and its form asks companies for the same apéro and dinner head counts as the wedding form. The private events page lists summer parties, anniversaries, engagements, birthdays and family celebrations. Each page links to a gallery (Impressionen) of past events, which is the easiest way for a couple abroad to see the orangery and garden before visiting.

What past guests say

The homepage carries three short reviews, all from couples or guests from Bern and Münsingen. One wedding couple write that the location was perfect for them, "ein wunderschöner Garten und Innenbereich" (a beautiful garden and indoor area), and that working together was "jederzeit tadellos, warmherzig und professionell" (always impeccable, warm and professional). Another couple credit the owner, die Inhaberin, with exceeding their expectations. A birthday group mention the fire after dark. None of this is independent, but it confirms that the venue is owner-run and that the fire and garden are what people remember.

Language and booking for couples from abroad

The site is in German only. There is no English version, and the forms use the informal "du", with a tick box "Ansprache gerne per du" (happy to be addressed informally). The pages say nothing about which languages the team speaks. A couple writing from abroad can still use the form or write to mail@bloomevents.ch, call +41 31 332 12 12, or use the WhatsApp link in the footer, but they should ask up front whether planning can happen in English.

Booking starts with the inquiry form, after which the team replies. There are no packages or prices on the site. The footer links general terms and conditions (Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen), but the pages themselves set out no deposit or cancellation rules.

What the site does not settle

The site publishes no capacity, no room sizes, no prices, no season and no end time. It does not describe parking or public transport, and gives only the address and the line about being a few minutes outside Bern for location. Guests coming from Bern station or from an airport will need to ask how to reach Säriswil and whether a shuttle can be arranged; the site names none. It offers no accommodation, so guests will need rooms elsewhere. It does not describe what happens if it rains, beyond the fact that the indoor rooms and the orangery open straight onto the garden. Weather matters here more than at most venues because the garden is the main attraction.

Who it suits

bloomeventhaus suits a couple who want a relaxed garden wedding near Bern, with guests moving between meadow, orangery and courtyard, and a fire outside once it gets dark. It fits best from late spring into early autumn, when the outdoor spaces carry the day. Couples with a guest list from abroad will need to handle accommodation and transport themselves and should check language first, since the site is German only. For a Bern-based couple or an international couple with a local contact, it is a personal, owner-run alternative to a hotel ballroom.