This stunning bride donned a custom gown for her intimate wedding in Berlin.

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      "We met five years ago, and our first date was during the pandemic. Cevin picked me up for a drifting outing, and afterward, we ended up at his agency, enjoying a glass of wine. The amusing part? It was our first official date, but I stayed over that night and, in a way, never really left."

      "The proposal took place on my 30th birthday in Ibiza. We had rented a house with my closest friends, and Cevin surprised me with the proposal out on the terrace. It was completely unexpected (especially since we were a bit hungover from the night before), but it turned into the most beautiful moment, particularly because we celebrated it with my friends right after."

      "Our story has always moved quickly. We already have a two-year-old daughter, and now, after just five years together, we are married. From the start, we’ve been living life in the fast lane—like going 270 km/h—and that energy has brought us to this day."

      "Our wedding featured a pastel theme inspired by Cevin’s artwork, which is filled with soft, colorful hues. I designed the invitations in lavender and soft pink to reflect the color palette from the beginning."

      "A personal touch means a lot. Writing individual letters to each guest took us weeks, but it was absolutely worth it. Witnessing their reactions and knowing how much it meant to them made the effort incredibly special."

      "On the morning of the wedding, I got ready at the Chateau Royal in Berlin, where we also spent our wedding night. My best friend Antony, who was also my best man, joined me, and we shared our first glass of champagne, filling the morning with laughter, excitement, and special moments."

      "I chose to have my dress custom-made by Berlin designer Franziska Burgert. A close friend had previously had her wedding dresses designed by Franziska, and I was always impressed by her work. I wanted something unique, tailored to my body, rather than a dress off the rack."

      "My makeup was done by Patricia Hoos, a talented artist from Berlin who came highly recommended. Since I typically wear very little makeup, I wanted something stronger for the wedding but still natural, and Patricia executed it perfectly. Initially, I intended to wear my hair down, but ultimately, I chose a sleek braided updo to let my scarf and the corsage of my dress stand out."

      "At first, I planned on wearing white wide-leg trousers with a crop top and possibly a cropped blazer. But as the process unfolded, I realized this day was so special that I wanted to wear a skirt instead. Franziska tried a corsage on me just to see how it felt, and the moment I wore it, I was in love. It became clear that I wanted the corsage with this skirt." The final look was perfect for me: elegant yet cool, sexy but not overdone. I wanted to avoid a traditional “princess” vibe and instead opted for something edgy and modern, reflecting the Berlin spirit. I finished the outfit with a scarf for that extra unique touch. I wore silver Jimmy Choo shoes, and for jewelry, I chose my engagement ring, wedding ring, and additional gifted pieces from the day, all from Tiffany & Co., which beautifully completed the look."

      "Cevin wore a custom-made suit from SteelSupply, featuring black trousers, black shoes, and an off-white double-breasted blazer paired with a bow tie. His appearance complemented mine perfectly, and together, we looked fantastic."

      "Initially, we planned to have a small civil ceremony in Berlin followed by a larger celebration in Mallorca. However, as the planning progressed, the Berlin ceremony expanded, and before long, we had nearly 60 guests. At that point, it felt right to embrace it as our main wedding celebration, allowing our families in Germany to participate."

      "We selected Hallesches Haus in Berlin, which turned out to be the ideal venue. What makes the location special is its beautiful outdoor area. Having dinner outside was essential for us, as we wanted one long table where everyone could sit together. That sense of connection and unity was most important: no separation, just one big table filled with conversation, laughter, and joy."

      "Since our ceremony was civil, we had limited space and could only accommodate 15 people inside. This meant it was just our closest family and our daughter, Ida, who served as our adorable ring-bearer, bringing the rings to us after we exchanged vows. It was a sweet and memorable moment."

      "A funny incident occurred with the music. I prepared a USB stick with a song for our entrance, but I didn’t