анна
ульянова
time to say
"yes"
Not just saying "yes," but consenting to love, to uniting two families, accepting each other’s children, and building a shared future.
In the soft light of dawn, the long-awaited "yes" was spoken, and in the glow of sunset all the guests gathered to witness the birth of a new family — where "yes" is a promise of one more magical sunrise together.
Equestrian estate "Put'' ("The Way")
The venue consists of several areas suited to the wedding’s directorial concept. The rooftop — for the welcome reception, fireworks, and possibly a DJ set. The banquet hall — with a maximum capacity of 50−60 guests. And most importantly, a large horse-riding arena, which became the main reason for choosing this venue. At sunset it’s bathed in red light, which perfectly matched the bride’s vision: a ceremony with no decor and no extra lighting — just the couple and their silhouettes against a magical sunset.
The venue consists of several areas suited to the wedding’s directorial concept. The rooftop — for the welcome reception, fireworks, and possibly a DJ set. The banquet hall — with a maximum capacity of 50−60 guests. And most importantly, a large horse-riding arena, which became the main reason for choosing this venue. At sunset it’s bathed in red light, which perfectly matched the bride’s vision: a ceremony with no decor and no extra lighting — just the couple and their silhouettes against a magical sunset.
A few interesting details:
- DJ on the rooftop
- Colored fireworks
- Rubber slippers with the wedding logo for guests attending the ceremony
- The bride and groom personally greeting guests
- Aperol served with an hourglass in an old-fashioned glass
- Red fans for the ladies
Hall decor
Central podium — the newlyweds' table. The main round podium is placed at the center, symbolizing both an ending and a new beginning. Threads are strung above the couple’s table, creating a sense of togetherness while still allowing them to observe everything happening around them.
Central podium — the newlyweds' table. The main round podium is placed at the center, symbolizing both an ending and a new beginning. Threads are strung above the couple’s table, creating a sense of togetherness while still allowing them to observe everything happening around them.
Glass tables are decorated with crystal candlesticks and dried-flower arrangements tinted the color of the sunset. An orange carpet was chosen as the backdrop, emphasizing the transparency of the tables and drawing attention to the florals.
An open, mysterious outdoor ceremony
The ceremony takes place in the riding arena, against the backdrop of the open stable doors framed in sunset light. It creates silhouettes and hides the couple’s true emotions from the guests' eyes, keeping those moments just for the two of them.
The ceremony takes place in the riding arena, against the backdrop of the open stable doors framed in sunset light. It creates silhouettes and hides the couple’s true emotions from the guests' eyes, keeping those moments just for the two of them.
The newlyweds' children played a key role in the ceremony — the groom entered with his daughters, holding touching signs:
"Our dad is the best… Being a father isn’t easy, but you do it better than anyone! When you’re far away, we often think of you, dad. You’re our best friend and always will be! Be happy — we love you very much."
"Our dad is the best… Being a father isn’t easy, but you do it better than anyone! When you’re far away, we often think of you, dad. You’re our best friend and always will be! Be happy — we love you very much."
The bride entered with her son, carrying a sign:
"Mom, you helped me take my first steps — now it’s my turn to walk you into a new stage of life."
At the end of the ceremony, the final image from the invitation came to life. And instead of the usual "I do," the couple shouted "yes!" — because the time had come…
"Mom, you helped me take my first steps — now it’s my turn to walk you into a new stage of life."
At the end of the ceremony, the final image from the invitation came to life. And instead of the usual "I do," the couple shouted "yes!" — because the time had come…
