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    71 Responses to “The Wedding”

    1. Bruce Willis says:

      Is that Russia’s strongest man in pic 2?

    2. Chris says:

      Never been to a Russian wedding like that… must be from a kolkhoz…

    3. Marky says:

      Blimey!

      What a misserable looking group of people and wedding.
      Cheer up people! It’s only a wedding!

    4. CZenda says:

      White Trash Beautiful.
      Give them a chance - maybe they are in love.
      BTW, how comes there is a bottle of (probably) Polish water on the table?

    5. Man of Steel says:

      The little kid in the dog fode looks very happy.

    6. Slava says:

      Yes its grim, but everyone looks happy…

      • Zafarad says:

        Most people look very gloomy !!!! This is not Russia!!! People are happy and cheerful over here!!! A wedding is a joyful event!!!

        • Zafarad! ! ! says:

          Nice try,keep it up,Zafarad! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !.but if i comment on that,i would say.poor wedding ceremony and this is real Russia! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !.peoples are not happy and cheerful because of the “seriousness” of the event! ! ! ! ! ! !

    7. Louise says:

      So does the very overheated lady in the last photo, who was handing out food in the photo just before that, also play the accordion (as shown at her feet)? Is does the accordion belong to the young girl at her side - possibly her daughter?

      Are they guests, family, or just wedding-food-and-entertainment business?

    8. FUBAR says:

      Damn, thats one ugly couple…

    9. They seem to me quite emotional and natural. I’d love to drink with them, that day…

    10. altima says:

      I saw a wedding like this. it lasted for 3 days and there were 150 people invited. though the bride and the groom were not rich at all and everything took place at their house in a village.

    11. Notebook says:

      The bride looks like man in the third photo. May be she is he. :)

    12. FUBAR says:

      i wanna have sex wtih the lady in the second picture

    13. Ain’t nothing surprising about Polish water or any kind of foreign products on Russian tables.
      Globalisation & (kind of) open market, first of all :)
      But the main point, that may sound unbelievable but is true - Russians can’t feed themselves. Somehow they manage to produce less than a half (or smth like that) food they consume. So lots of stuff is being imported from neighbouring countries. It’s a huge market, but quite unstable - 1) You never can be sure that You’ll be paid for products You export to Russia 2) Russians any moment can come up with a ban for anything without any reasonable cause (as it may seem). But reasons may be political (to punish producing countries that they don’t like) or economical (to help their local producer of the similar product).

    14. w says:

      I like the picture of fat woman with legs open cooling her sweat box.

    15. Quite grim & sad actually. But that’s the real Russia. That’s more or less the way most of Russia looks like. Except superdruper glamorous Moscow that enjoys enormous flow of petrodollars.
      No oil money here as You see.

      Sadly but my previous comment didn’t show up at all. Censorship? I wouldn’t be surprised.
      “delayed, up to 5 minutes, due to caching” - Yeah, right. Simply KGB guys read very slow due to lack of literacy and poor English :)

      • maxD says:

        I wouldn’t call this sad. These people are the salt of the earth. The backbone of every country.

        These are the ones that get fucked all the time by their governments because they are living in some remote area, have no power, no money and hardly any ambitions due to their limited horizon except the ambition to get married and to reproduce, to make ends meet and to survive, in general.

        Also for those thinking that all Russian girls are long legged slim beauties: this is what happens after they turn 30. Due to poor food, rich in fat and carbs they quickly turn into little apples. Look at the last picture i.e. : the big lady used to look like the girl in the background, I’m sure… Happens to most E-Europeans: Polish, Serbians, Czech, Romanians, Hungarians, etc.. probably something genetic. Which is also the probable reason why some lucky girls indeed keep looking healthy and slim, having good skin and a visible waistline [hour-glass figure] until they’re in their 50s or even 60s… unfortunately these are exceptions.

        • CZenda says:

          You obviously do not know what you are talking about.
          CZ, PL, SK and HU are NOT part of Eastern Europe.
          They historically and culturally belong to Central Europe. The fact that these countries were betrayed, sold to Stalin after WWII and occupied by USSR for 40 years cannot change anything on their 1000+ years of belonging to the Western cultural context.

        • Boy, where do you take a ‘knowledge’ about Middle Europe from ?

          > poor food, rich in fat and carbs

          Boy, isn’t it from brochure about communist economy ?
          Reveille ! Communist economy ended long time ago.

          Now, Poles and few other nations from the Middle Europe boast more healthful food then in the ‘old’ West.
          Problem of ‘fat children epidemy’ doesn’t refer to Polish children. There is similiar index of overweight in population but patological corpulence is more unusual then in many richer countries.

    16. Demi Moore says:

      I see the British newsreader Sophie Raworth is in attendance - pic 17

    17. Pros says:

      Asshole go kill yourself

    18. Swede says:

      wtf pic 8! Is that the woman suit from Total recall?

    19. I am with you Vladimir&its_friends.

    20. Ooops, I was wrong. My first comment did show up, about 1h later. Veeery slow cashing or KGB guys changed their mind? :)))))))

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    22. Gordon says:

      I think that Russian if they are indeed Russians share the same traits as orientals the women are hot and the men are not, well i this case the women are not hot either. The reason I suspect that these are in fact Ukranians is that one of the pics shows a tradtion of the persentaion of bread and salt which I thought is Ukranian and not Russian but i could be and probably am wrong.

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    25. Moron ! You know nothing about Russians

    26. Bride and groom deserve each other…

      Also note plastic shot glasses, presumably to avoid the Russian tradition of smashing glassware (and each other’s mugs, too, but that’s a given).

    27. Tema says:

      It looks like shots from the very nice Russian movie ‘Svadba’ (’Wedding’) by Pavel Lungin. It’s a dark comedy about one wedding in a poor provincial town inhabited by almost workless coal-miners, who are still good and open-hearted people inspite of shitty life conditions. I strongly recommend to see it.

    28. Vision says:

      Wonderful pictures, very bittersweet and emotionally laden like a Chekhov story. The photographer seems very skilled too. Thanks.

    29. I wish them a long and happy life together.

    30. Mort says:

      Great pix and site, thanks.
      Quick question:
      In picture 8 what is the symbolism of the older woman offering bread? to the happy couple, Is this something traditional?

      Either way I salut the new marriage :-)
      M

      • CZenda says:

        “Bread and salt” is an old Slavonic (pre-Christian) habit of welcoming a newcomer.
        The bread is a symbol of life´s necessities, the salt is a symbol of purity and literacy.
        Here, the mother welcomes the newlyweds, but I cannot say whether she belongs to the groom´s or the bride´s side as
        the habit is long dead where I live.
        It was also heavily compromised outside Russia by Soviets - even E. Honecker, of non-Slavonic origin, was welcoming Comrade Brezhnev with bread and salt :-D.

    31. Ben says:

      Hi I love these pics. Anybody know the name of the photographer?

    32. pween says:

      Proves that you don’t need a lot of money to have a great time! It doesn’t matter how these people look or how their surroundings look! Sometimes what matters are the things that we cannot put a price on! We may have more things than these people but we are missing out on so much. To live simply, to love one another, to work hard, to appreciate what you have is what makes life special and worthwhile.

    33. xyuH says:

      I can see they’ll have beauteful children very soon. God bless

    34. Kometya says:

      Not everyone can have the big white wedding on a fancy looking church or garden, and that is in fact the least common type of wedding in many places around the world… but as humble as conditions might be, everyone deserves a special day and hapiness :).

    35. ulis says:

      perfect! i like them all! :)

    36. Вы все - дебилы! Нихуя не понимаете в России! Россия - рулез! Вам её не понять! Ни вашим куриным умом, ни логикой!

    37. poor russins, indians, amerikans

    38. I like that pics… thin man vs fat woman :D. Stan and Pan

    39. Stas_Ukraine says:

      Damn, don’t think that we are all at the former USSR like them! They just a sweet and ugly couple in kolhoz!!!

    40. А в Америке, можно подумать, красивые все!

      • Lolita says:

        В америке , свадьбы красивые , все так оформлено , но поверь мне , они не весёлые , не запоминаються , не над чем посмеяться после.Я сама много раз побывала и на тех и на Русских свадьбах.А в Россие хоть и немного победнее , но весело , люди не обрашают внимания на одежду , где и как , они просто радуються от души . И хоть в каждую свадьбу кто то находит на жопу приключений , потом это все вспоминаеться с улыбкой на лице.

    41. Eugene Popov says:

      it’s in countryside, but it seems that the photographer is professional

    42. It’s like the time has stood stil for 50 years! OMG

    43. fokar says:

      The only good thing about this set the girl in black at the top right corner in pic #11.

    44. Alex says:

      These are not typical Russian faces, especially male ones.
      For sure, they are 100% Russians in their soul and they live in Russia, but I see that their faces are more European than Russian. Belive me, I was born and lived in the most nationally diverse city in the former USSR, lived in different citites in diferent parts of the Russia and then in NA as well, so can distinguish people from different regions pretty accurately.
      I can say that these photos were made in either the very western parts of the Russia almost at the borders or in some relitevly new towns inhabited by people whose ancestors were forcibly relocated to them based on their nationality only (Estonians, Germans, Jewish, Chechen etc).

      Somebody said that Russian girls become fatter as they age. That is totally wrong. I think the people on these pictures are genetically closer to Dutch than to core Russians. But their middle-aged girls still are as fat as in other parts of the Russia. So it couldn’t be linked to genes at all. It’s food, habits and unhealthy lifestyle.

    45. Alec says:

      I love Russia and Russia’s people. I miss Perm.

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