We are getting married
ANNA & ALVARO
September 19th 2026
We are getting married
ANNA
&
ALVARO
September 19th 2026
THE MAIN EVENT
Dress Code: Black Tie / Gowns (click for details)
15:00 - 16:00
Welcome Reception
16:00 - 16:30
Wedding Ceremony
16:30 - 18:30
Cocktail Reception
18:30 - 18:45
Bouquet Toss
19:00
Celebration Dinner
21:30 - 21:45
Cake Cutting Ceremony
23:00 - 05:00
Afterparty
16:00 - 16:30
WEDDING CEREMONY
16:30 - 18:30
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
18:30 - 18:45
BOUQUET TOSS
19:00
CELEBRATION DINNER
21:30 - 21:45
CAKE CUTTING CEREMONY
23:00 - 05:00
AFTERPARTY
HERE ARE SOME TRAVEL TIPS TO GET YOU HERE WITH EASE
FLY INTO
Tbilisi International Airport
Please enter your flight details in the RSVP to arrange free transfers
STAY WITH US
The Telegraph Hotel
Arranged transfers will depart from The Telegraph Hotel at 14.00
CHECK OUT THESE FUN THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU'RE NOT BUSY CELEBRATING WITH US
The heart of Tbilisi is its Old Town, where history, colour, and narrow cobblestone streets blend beautifully. Wander through the charming, winding streets. Key stops include: Gabriadze Clock Tower, Sioni Cathedral and the oldest church in Tbilisi, Anchiskhati Basilica. Stroll down Shardeni Street and Erekle II Street, known for their cozy cafes, small shops, and art galleries.
Head to Rike Park and take the Aerial Cable Car up to the Narikala Fortress. The short ride offers incredible views of the city. Explore the ruins of the 4th-century fortress and enjoy the panoramic perspective of the Mtkvari River, the Sulphur Baths district, and the Bridge of Peace. Walk over from the fortress to the impressive 20-meter tall aluminum statue, Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia). She symbolizes the Georgian national character: holding a bowl of wine for friends and a sword for enemies.
Visit the Abanotubani district, famous for its distinctive brick domes that house the natural sulfur bathhouses. The air often smells of sulfur, which is said to have therapeutic properties. The ornate, blue-tiled exterior of the Orbeliani Baths is a favorite photo spot. While a full bath session usually takes more than an hour and requires a booking, even just walking through the district is an essential cultural experience.
Walk from the baths past the river to the modern, bow-shaped pedestrian Bridge of Peace. This glass and steel structure is a striking contrast to the Old Town architecture. Spend a few minutes relaxing in Rike Park, which sits at one end of the bridge.
Ride the Funicular up Mtatsminda mountain. This is the highest point in Tbilisi and home to a large amusement park. The main draw is the incredible, sweeping view of the entire city, especially beautiful as the sun begins to set. Grab a coffee or dessert at the Funicular Restaurant complex.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Please click RSVP NOW at the bottom of this website, fill the form and click SEND. Please RSVP by 30 April 2026.
The Ceremony begins at 16:00.
Your Presence is Our Present! More than anything, we value making new memories! If you would like to honour us with a gift, a contribution to our honeymoon fund would be sincerely appreciated. Please click VIEW REGISTRY below.
The weather in Tbilisi in the second half of September is generally very pleasant, warm, and sunny with average day temperature 22-26 degree Celsius
Please check your invite for your +1!
As much as we adore your little ones, they will not be included in the ceremony or reception. However, we understand that some of you will be travelling with your children, so please get in touch if you have any questions!
Please let us know your specific requirements when you RSVP. Georgian cuisine is naturally rich in delicious vegetable dishes (like Pkhali—beetroot/spinach pâtés, Lobio—bean stew, and fresh salads).
However, a few important notes:
Walnuts are a cornerstone of Georgian cuisine and are found in many spreads, sauces, and dips (including many vegetarian dishes).
Dairy is present in the iconic cheese bread, Khachapuri.
For Guests with Allergies or Severe Restrictions: We will work with our caterer to prepare safe, individually plated meals for guests with severe allergies (like gluten or nut allergies) to minimize the risk of cross-contamination from the main communal tables.
Please be as specific as possible in your RSVP note so we can ensure you have a safe and wonderful meal.
The transportation will be provided between the wedding venue Chateau Mukhrani and hotel The Telegraph. The bus will leave on 19 September 2026 at 2pm from the hotel. The shuttle from the venue will depart every 30min starting from 10pm. If you need help with the airport transfer please provide flight details when you send RSVP.
Yes! We’d love for you to take photos and share them with us.
Yes. Starting January 1, 2026, all tourists entering Georgia must provide proof of valid health and accident insurance coverage. The coverage amount must be no less than 30,000 GEL and cover the full period of stay in Georgia. The policy may be issued by a Georgian or foreign insurance company. You can follow this link to obtain travel insurance from TBC Insurance in Georgia.
Please call our lovely wedding organiser Ruska with any questions at +995 599-526-611 or email her at ruska@geoworld.ge
EXPLORE THE OLD TOWN
The heart of Tbilisi is its Old Town, where history, colour, and narrow cobblestone streets blend beautifully. Wander through the charming, winding streets. Key stops include: Gabriadze Clock Tower, Sioni Cathedral and the oldest church in Tbilisi, Anchiskhati Basilica. Stroll down Shardeni Street and Erekle II Street, known for their cozy cafes, small shops, and art galleries.
PANORAMIC VIEWS
Head to Rike Park and take the Aerial Cable Car up to the Narikala Fortress. The short ride offers incredible views of the city. Explore the ruins of the 4th-century fortress and enjoy the panoramic perspective of the Mtkvari River, the Sulphur Baths district, and the Bridge of Peace. Walk over from the fortress to the impressive 20-meter tall aluminum statue, Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia). She symbolizes the Georgian national character: holding a bowl of wine for friends and a sword for enemies.
THE SULPHUR BATHS
Visit the Abanotubani district, famous for its distinctive brick domes that house the natural sulfur bathhouses. The air often smells of sulfur, which is said to have therapeutic properties. The ornate, blue-tiled exterior of the Orbeliani Baths is a favorite photo spot. While a full bath session usually takes more than an hour and requires a booking, even just walking through the district is an essential cultural experience.
BRIDGE OF PEACE & RIKE PARK
Walk from the baths past the river to the modern, bow-shaped pedestrian Bridge of Peace. This glass and steel structure is a striking contrast to the Old Town architecture. Spend a few minutes relaxing in Rike Park, which sits at one end of the bridge.
MTATSMINDA PARK
Walk from the baths past the river to the modern, bow-shaped pedestrian Bridge of Peace. This glass and steel structure is a striking contrast to the Old Town architecture. Spend a few minutes relaxing in Rike Park, which sits at one end of the bridge.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for sharing in our special day
THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS FOR SHARING IN OUR SPECIAL DAY
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