Charlottenburg PalacePrincely wedding in the Great Orangery of Charlottenburg Palace

Our bride is in the best hands. In the morning, she is greeted by her own wellness team in her villa, which is decorated with white hydrangeas and orchids. To relax perfectly before walking down the aisle a few hours later, she will be pampered with a massage and other professional treatments.

Fresh and radiant, she is photographed on her property by the specially hired wedding reporter after this wonderful wellness program with the groom and her children.
In the meantime, the Great Orangery in Charlottenburg Palace is being transformed into a completely new and unique image by a collective of 70 people from various departments such as technology, catering, floristry and production.

In the black Rolls Royce Phantom, the bride and groom and the photographer continue to a Russian Orthodox cathedral – closely followed by the family, the video team and the make-up artist in the new, black Mercedes V-Class.
It is a beautiful wedding ceremony held by the board of the Russian Orthodox Church of Germany. After the romantic “I do” word, the church bells ring and the solemn motorcade moves on to Charlottenburg Palace.

Upon entering the historic foyer of the Great Orangery, guests immediately feel that an unforgettable ball night awaits them. The elaborate photo wall, wrapped in white hydrangeas, orchids and three life-size matroushkas, is the highlight of the reception. This traditionally begins with karawai and salt. After the wedding guests have been pampered with treats and champagne, the bride and groom receive the congratulations and gifts in front of the flower wall. The children will be picked up by “Masha and the Bear” for a separate children’s party, where they will be entertained in a child-friendly way throughout the evening.

Once in the ballroom, the festively decorated tables shine with magnificent floral decorations and loving details. As is customary in Russia, the first dance round is opened by the first show act, a colorful group of real gypsies. This is followed by a touching opening dance, paired with a grandiose stage fireworks display, followed by a perfectly planned program. Many artists have come all the way from Russia – such as Lezginka, the world champion of beatboxing Vakhtang, Roberto Kel Torres and, to top it off, the most famous Putin double, Dmitriy Grachev.

The appetizers are served to the tables by a classic Russian caterer. The excellent main courses, celebrated by star chef Kolja Kleeberg, offer everything that holds body and soul together.

At midnight, the magnificent, over three-metre-high wedding cake of the French fine patisserie Lenôtre convinces. Stylishly accompanied by the graceful songs of the Don Cossack Choir, this Russian dream wedding is an event in a class of its own.