Groom's Family Arrives in Tbilisi

Bride's Family Arrives in Tbilisi

Family Reunion Dinner Gatherings

Bachelor & Bachorette Celebrations

Venue TBD

First Meeting of the Families (Coffee)

Wedding Rehearsal

Rehearsal Dinner

Bride's Evening Retreat

Wedding Day Preparations

St. Peter and Paul Apostles' Church

Wedding Ceremony

Wine Factory N1

Wedding Reception

Bride's Family Leaves for Batumi

Daytrip to Armenia

Farewell to Tbilisi: Groom's Family Returns Home

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

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We encourage a colorful palette that reflects the joy of day and will make for beautiful photos. We kindly request that guests refrain from wearing solid black or white attire.

Dress Code

Q + A

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Fabrika Hostel &amp; Suites is an affordable, vibrant place to stay in Tbilisi — full of character, creativity, and community. Guests can choose between private suites for extra comfort or shared bunk rooms for a true world-traveler experience. Housed in a converted Soviet-era sewing factory, Fabrika has become one of the city’s most dynamic social hubs. Its colorful courtyard is filled with cafés, wine bars, street art, and gathering spaces where travelers from around the globe connect and unwind. Located just a short taxi ride from Old Tbilisi, it’s a fantastic option for younger guests, solo travelers, or small groups who want a fun, energetic atmosphere and a memorable stay in the heart of the city.

Fabrika Tbilisi

This is the beautiful boutique hotel where the bride and groom will stay after the wedding. Nestled in the heart of Old Tbilisi, Unfound Door blends historic charm with modern elegance, creating a warm and intimate setting for celebration. With its thoughtfully restored architecture, cozy courtyard, and refined interiors, the hotel feels both romantic and welcoming. The on-site restaurant features elevated Georgian and European cuisine, making it the perfect place to gather, toast, and linger over dinner together. Located in the city center, guests can easily explore Tbilisi’s cobblestone streets, sulfur baths, cafés, wine bars, and historic landmarks before and after the festivities. We couldn’t imagine a more special place to celebrate this joyful season with the people we love most.

Unfound Door Hotel

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The Chronicles of Georgia is an open-air public monument. There is no gate and the site is open 24/7. This Soviet era unfinished sculpture is a popular place to visit. You can visit independently or or use a tour company like Friendly.ge (sed code Wanderlush for 10% off)

Chronicles of Georgia

Mother of Georgia (Kartlis Deda) is a 20-meter aluminum monument in Tbilisi, created by sculptor Elguja Amashukeli&nbsp;in 1958 to celebrate the city's 1500th anniversary. The statue represents the Georgian national character: holding a cup of wine in her left hand for friends and a sword in her right for enemies.&nbsp;She sits on top of Sololaki Hill near Narikala Fortress.

Mother of Georgia

Narikala is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Mtkvari (Kura) River.

Narikala Fortress

The former Tbilisi Archaeological Museum (built 1988) in the Digomi district (a suburb of Tbilisi) is&nbsp;a notable Soviet brutalist structure currently non-operational, formerly housing Chalcolithic and Kura-Araxes artifacts. Key, active archaeological collections are now primarily held at the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.asor.org/asor-photo-collection/georgia/georgian-national-museum" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia</a>&nbsp;and the&nbsp;<a href="https://cometogeorgia.net/en/529/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Tbilisi History Museum</a>, covering artifacts from the 4th millennium BCE onwards.&nbsp;

Former Archaeology Museum

Tbilisi’s historic sulphur baths in the Abanotubani district offer a unique, therapeutic experience with&nbsp;mineral-rich water, famously curing skin and health issues. Located in domed brick buildings, they provide private rooms (with,, or, without saunas) and public, gender-segregated options. Key experiences include "Kisa" (soap massage/scrub) and hot/cold plunges.&nbsp;

Chreli Abano

The&nbsp;Bridge of Peace&nbsp;is a bow-shaped pedestrian bridge, a steel and glass construction illuminated with numerous LEDs over the Kura River. It links the Rike Park with Old Town in central Tbilisi. It is one of the most well-recognized landmarks of the capital.

Bridge of Peace

The Gabriadze Marionette Theater and Clocktower is among the world's preeminent cultural institutions. Presenting mature puppet performances full of depth and meaning it has gained international respect and acclaim.

Gabriadze Theater

The Georgian National Museum holds extensive archaeological, natural, and numismatic collections, including the Simon Janashia Museum.

Georgian National Museum

Museum of Illusions Tbilisi

Holoseum is a world of multi-dimensional projections. Where light, movement and music complement life with Georgian painting, art and history as a whole.

Holoseum

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Ninia's Garden is a Georgian restaurant that is known for its cozy garden setting, providing a unique dining experience. The menu features traditional Georgian dishes with a modern twist, and the establishment is recognized for its stylish and beautiful ambiance. The restaurant is open daily from 1:00 PM to 2:00 AM.

Ninia’s Garden

Restaurant features on the Netflix show, "Somebody Feed Phil." Features unique wraps and unusual take on local food.

Tamtaki

The Cone Culture is a cozy spot in Tbilisi offering homemade, artisanal ice cream shop made from scratch in small batches. It was featured on the Netflix show, "Somebody Feed Phil." A local favorite in the trendy part of town.

The Cone Culture

Restaurant focusing on high quality authentic ingredients with modern Georgian cuisine by celebrated chef Guram Bagdoshvili

Chveni

In one of the first wine regions of the world, you will fine many fine wine restaurants including Qvevri.

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