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Sivan & Kostia’s wedding is without a doubt one of the most creative, imaginative and inspiring weddings we have hosted on the blog with a design that breaks all limits of imagination and takes us into a world of fantasy and fairy tale. With the help of some very talented vendors and Sivan’s boundless imagination who decided she wanted her wedding design to be inspired by the Dutch design brand – Pip Studio, together they turned The Q venue in Glil Yam into a magical English garden that you can only find in your dreams.

It seems like the wedding had it all in terms of design: a giant flower wall, porcelains, unicorns, deer, carousels, perfect tableware, fairy-tale characters of Disney and lots of small cheerful and colorful details are just some of the many beautiful elements that were welcoming the guests at the wedding. The perfect design was in the hands of the talented designers, Reut & Sivan from Reut Zagoni Studio. The childhish and naïve items which were integrated into the design turned their wedding into a real life royal wedding and Sivan’s childhood dream was finally realized. Sivan tells us that as she entered the venue she started to run from one end to another like a little girl in a candy shop and she felt like she entered a fairy tale.

To start off the wedding morning at ease, Sivan participated some Pilates at her mom’s house. The day later continued to be calm and intimidate with lots of good food and great vendors. Kostia started his day with a breakfast by the sea and waited for Sivan to finish getting ready. They later continued to a photo shoot session and finally to the dreamlike venue. We all know that a happy couple means a happy wedding.

We usually don’t tend to write about food at weddings, but with this one where everything was so unique, we couldn’t help ourselves. Sivan and Kostia decided that it would be a great idea to have many different types of foods served so their guests could taste and enjoy both of their worlds and cuisines. And so they had two kitchens and Tapas dishes where at the reception, believe it or not, they literally opened a Russian Deli (representing the groom’s side) with smoked fish, Russian salads and Vodka of course.