The luxurious wedding of Mindaugas Vanagas and Simona Savickaitė took place on August 14. The couple decided to hold it at Kraštai Manor, where many friends witnessed their vows of love.
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Both the newlyweds and the guests shared impressive wedding moments on social networks.
The frames captured both the tender moment when Simona and Mindaugas said “yes” to each other and the fun that followed.
And it was truly fun, as the event was hosted by Rolandas Mackevičius, and one of Lithuania’s most popular singers – Jessica Shy – performed songs for the guests.
The decoration of the event was no less impressive. It was handled by Mantas Petruškevičius.
Of course, there was no shortage of delicious treats. Videos captured the newlyweds cutting the traditional Lithuanian cake, šakotis.
Meanwhile, Laura Vagonė was working on the wedding planning.
Earlier, S. Savickaitė told the portal Žmonės.lt that the wedding was supposed to take place last August, but plans were changed due to the news of the second pregnancy.
When asked how relatives and friends reacted to the postponement of the wedding, she said that the wedding planner helped manage it. Although the closest ones were worried, the couple did not want to immediately reveal the real reason.
“At that time, it was still very sensitive information, it wasn’t even three months yet, we hadn’t received genetic tests. We asked the wedding planner Laura Vagonė to send a letter that the wedding was postponed. We didn’t want others to call and ask what happened and later we could explain ourselves. The closest ones were worried: is everything okay, what happened… We gave the closest ones the answer that everything is fine, we are together and healthy. We revealed that a little miracle happened, and others patiently waited until we started sharing the news,” said M. Vanagas’s beloved.
However, they also managed to negotiate not to lose the deposits paid for the booked services.
“We had paid several deposits, but we have our own venue. We planned to hold the wedding at Kraštai Manor, so we didn’t have to leave a deposit. We wanted to pay the performers already, but just as we took the test, we saw that we needed to change our decision. The wedding planner nicely negotiated and canceled the performers, and those we had paid agreed to transfer their services to next year,” the woman revealed.
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