It's no secret that every creative person has many interests and hobbies. So is the designer of the brand “BeretkAh…!” Tatiana Ashakova can be called a “man-orchestra”. One of the areas of her work for many years has been the wedding industry.

Every couple dreams of a flawless wedding. But preparing for it is not only a time of creativity and a happy anticipation of one of the main events in life. To insure against mistakes, it is important to know some of the nuances in advance.

Very soon, on October the 25th, Berlin’s finest wedding industry suppliers will be presenting their services in a very sophisticated location – the former Oderberger city pool, which has been turned into a hotel.

Alongside being a designer behind her brand “BeretkAh…!”, Tatiana Ashakova continues to work with clients and particularly with  brides as a stylist. Most of all, she is inspired by brides with non-standard requests. Tatiana met Ksenia when she flew from Austria to Berlin for  her wedding look trial.

Veils and their shortened versions – birdcages – are popular attributes, that ladies of past eras wore for dinner parties, balls and other events. With their help they hid from unknown gazes during day walks and social visits. Today birdcages have become an elegant accessory for a wedding, competing with a traditional veil. 

Designer Tatiana Ashakova created a wedding headdress for the famous British beauty, fashion and lifestyle blogger Sophie Hannah, known for her signature mermaid look. For one of the main events in her life, the girl chose a crystal crown.

The classic image of a bride in a white dress with a veil is no longer unconditional and is not familiar to everyone. In the modern culture of different countries there are new preferences regarding the appearance of the bride. Guided by 10 years of experience in the existence of the brand "BeretkAh...!", we consider what accessories are popular in different countries. 

Coronavirus has made serious adjustments to our daily lives. The situation particularly affected plans of couples , who in the near future were going to legitimize their relationship. How coronavirus could change wedding culture?