Designer Tatiana Ashakova is constantly in search of new forms and materials. Without receiving a special education, she learned everything herself. This is what allowed her to make her own discoveries and make the brand recognizable.

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.

While many couples choose warm countries for the wedding, the owners of innovative thinking give preference to Iceland. This is one of the most unusual countries in the world, which is called the "land of ice", the land of giants, trolls, legends and unusually beautiful nature, which seems to be specially created for photo shoots... In this blog post we would like to share with you the images from an amazing elopement photoshoot in Iceland by a team of talented Russian speaking professionals.

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. 

A veil in combination with a Juliet cap will add a touch of romanticism and sophistication to your image. Such an accessory is suitable for those who decided to arrange an event in a vintage style, a Victorian wedding or a wedding in the style of the 20s.

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?