Sasha and Masya’s 2018 wedding

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Sasha and Masya
Sasha and Masya Shpak at their wedding in 2018. Photos by Katya Nova

Sasha and Masya said that when they met, it was love at first sight and it seemed like it had come straight out of ancient Greek mythology. So it made perfect sense to channel the gods in an ancient Greek ceremony pulling from modern Greek traditions.

They said of choosing January for the wedding: “As per the Greek Orthodox wedding traditions, there are certain times of the year that are regarded as most fortunate for the union of two souls. January is regarded as the month of celebrating Hera, who was the wife of Zeus, and is known to be the Goddess of fertility as well as marriage.”

In terms of style, this is where the pair shined. Think transparent lace in Greek goddess style, a blue mohawk, lots of amazing ink, bare feet, bejeweled anklets, and a pleated white Greek-inspired skirt and white sandals on the groom. He really wanted to channel the pages of history with a form-baring look and it killed.

After two readings that emphasized the union of their love, Sasha and Masya took three sips from the “common cup” of wine. This tradition symbolized that from now on they would be sharing everything in their lives as a couple.

Don't miss the magical beach venue with stunning sunsets and the video of the day at the end!

Let's take a look at Sasha and Masya's wedding

Sasha and Masya
Sasha and Masya
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek inspired wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek inspired wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek inspired wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek inspired wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek inspired wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana
The gods smile upon this ancient Greek wedding in Punta Cana

Vendors

Photography: Katya Nova • Videographer (and link to the video): Dominicanca Photo & Video • Wedding Planner: Arena Studio • Ceremony Venue: Macao Beach, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic • Jewellery: Aleksandr Titkov • Hair & Makeup: Olga Montilla • Flowers: MERCAFLOR • Wedding planner, Stationery, and Reception Decor/Props: Arena Studio • Transport: Your Ways • Dresses for groom and officiant: LacyWings • Illustrator: Luisa Pulido for Arena Studio

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Comments on Sasha and Masya’s 2018 wedding

  1. Where is Pushba??
    Seems like she should be one of the attendants in this amazing wedding.

  2. I watched the video, very well made and beautiful ceremony, beautiful venue for a beautiful couple!!!! Love all of it and hoped it was less stress for them. ?

  3. Your comments about the groom’s white shoes and hair have kept me smiling all day long. I mean seriously, who would even notice those with everything else that’s going on with his wedding outfit?

    I thought that the dead squirrel cake topper on a previously featured wedding had taken the cake w/ unusual wedding themes, but I was dead wrong (if you’ll excuse the expression). I am speechless and no longer need an eye lift after seeing this unique wedding!

  4. If I had that amazing full-body tattoo suit, I would want to dress like that every day of the year!

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