Sasha and Egor chose Chateau Mukhrani for their wedding: the Orangery, an April evening, and their closest circle. Right from the start, they told us they didn't want anything pretentious. The vision was beautiful, yet not overly formal—and above all, a genuinely fun time for their guests. And that is exactly how we shaped the day!
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Ever since she was a little girl, Liza dreamed of getting married in a real castle. She and Adel live in Dubai, but chose Georgia for their wedding. Out of all the venues, Chateau Mukhrani was the only one that truly won them over: beautiful, close to Tbilisi, and perfect for an outdoor ceremony set against the palace backdrop.
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The concept was called "Earth and Water": two individuals needing each other just as the earth needs water. The inspiration drew from Asia, yet steered clear of tropical, overt exoticism: natural earth tones, clean, serene lines, and plenty of lush greenery. For color pops, we kept it to a subtle touch of blue and the couple's favorite flower—the lotus.
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A ceremony under an old oak on a hill: white panels in the wind, mown grass and the valley to the horizon. Almost no decor — and that was the decision.
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An intimate wedding for their closest circle, featuring panoramic views of Tbilisi, bold, unconventional decor, and a wonderfully warm atmosphere.
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The first consultation is free: we go through the format, the venues and the order of numbers — and say honestly if an idea will not work.