A Wedding That Begins on the Platform
Five luxury train routes for couples who don’t want a big wedding, but rather an intimate getaway with serious scenery.
Balkan Tradition: Strange Wedding Customs
The Balkan Peninsula has for centuries been a crossroads of peoples, languages, and faiths, and this diversity is best reflected in the customs that the peoples of this region observe during life’s most important moments – birth, marriage, funerals, but also through celebrations of religious and folk holidays such as the slava (patron saint’s day), Christmas, or Đurđevdan (St. George’s Day).
Weddings Abroad: How to Organize an Unforgettable Destination Experience for Couples and Guests
More and more couples are choosing to marry abroad – a mini escape from everyday life and an extended weekend getaway. Tips for organizing it smoothly and stress-free.
Manicure trends for brides in 2026.
If you’re planning a wedding this year, one detail that definitely deserves attention is your manicure.
Intimacy of Choice: Adults- Only invitation
Wedding planning is not just about organizing a single day — it is about carefully shaping the atmosphere, energy, and emotion a couple wishes to share with their closest circle.
The Cartier Love Bracelet: The Jewel That Changed How We See Love and Luxury
The story of the Cartier Love bracelet — a jewel that has stood for enduring love since 1969, and one of the most recognisable pieces in the world.
A Trend Is No Longer a Rule
A trend is no longer a rule to be followed, but a material a couple translates into a story of their own — a conversation about what a modern wedding really means today.
Not Every Hall Is a Setting
On recognising a space that already has its own tone and atmosphere, and why the feeling of a place matters more than capacity, price or decoration.
Everything We Wanted to Preserve
A personal story of a wedding in Niš with 300 guests- on how the atmosphere and the people stay in the memory far longer than the decoration and the details.
Tradition, Without the Costume
How traditional details- embroidery, jewellery, a headscarf- enter contemporary bridal style as a subtle trace of heritage, rather than a literal costume.