Albanian Bride and Groom

The abundance of colors and intricate elements make for very unique Arberesh Costumes that have survived over 500 years!

An Albanian bride from Shkodra from the 1940s as photographed by the Marubi Studio.

Congratulations to Albanian Hip Hop/Rap Artist Gold AG and his beautiful wife Ermira on their wedding! #albanianbrideandgroom

Fawzia Fuad, the Albanian Princess of Egypt married the King of Iran in 1939. A Princess, Queen, and Style Icon, she won the title of the most beautiful woman in the world and was famously photographed and featured on the cover of Life magazine in 1942.

Tradition is not just an archaic notion but a matter of lifestyle. Beautiful Rina featured in an Albanian monarchy inspired gown on her big day!

Whether for your ceremony, reception or both, a lace jumpsuit is a stunner as this elegant creation by Kosova based designer Albina Dyla.

Impeccable and chic details in a gorgeous couple-wishing a lifetime of happiness and love for Amanda and Veton

Love doesn’t make the world go ’round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. Congratulations to Fllanza and Ardit on their engagement!

Nothing like traditional costumes or ethnic elements make your special days more special!

Congratulations to gorgeous Arisa and Bjorn celebrating their love with a real ceremony after the pandemic lockdown in Tirana!

Nuse Arbereshe-Did you know that the Arbereshe-Albanians of Italy, mostly live in the regions of Apulia, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania and Sicily. They fled Albania between the fourteenth and eighteenth centuries and to this day they speak the language and keep the traditions.

Capturing the history and culture of Prishtina and celebrating their engagement on top of the iconic National Library. Congratulations to Kosovare and Adriatik!

Beautiful Agnesa Vuthaj in a Menacon Creation wedding dress against a stunning replica of an Albanian traditional rug!