interiors of the hall of the all saints parish, the palace of independence, the supreme court, the wedding palacete collections. love, good afternoon, hello, please tell us why textile art is coming back into fashion today? i think, that... never went out of fashion, textiles are eternal, to be honest, even the first icons were made from textiles, from fabric, that is, not written, just textile icons, that is, but in general, working with fabric is the love of all peoples of the world , probably, working with textiles, it is, in fact, a material in itself, warm, and if you apply some other skill, love, work, ability, desire to fantasize, experiment to it, then something will eventually work out. we are at your personal exhibition, at the textile bouquet festival. tell me, please, about your work, about the equipment you work with. i work using my own artistic textile technique. what distinguishes my technique, perhaps from others, is that there is volume, let’s say, the decoration is done with all sorts of ribbons, gold, silver, cords, decorative ones, and the volume gives an additional play of c

ceremonies will take place in two wedding palaces at nine sites for the on-site registration of the capitalses of happiness. well, now to the sports news. the crew of the russian team kamaster, led by dmitry sotnikov, took first place. place in the fourth stage of the silk road rali in the truck classification, congratulations, so, our correspondent stas ridekultsev watched the race, he gets in touch with us directly, stas, you have the details, we are waiting, yes, olya, artyom, greetings, from the border koshagacha, this is the village is practically already on the border with mongolia, tomorrow the caravan rally, the show route of the international rally, in which athletes from thirteen countries take part , will cross the russian-mongolian border, and today there are absolutely crazy special stages of 164 km, it seems a little by the standards of a marathon rally, taking into account the fact that almost 3.00 km of off-road terrain must be overcome by the racers during this edition of the rally, but many encountered problems today with tires, some also had serious technical problems, an

the data of grooms, data of brides, pawn to the car, if the punch cards match, please, to the wedding palace diplomat, no, i... “clergyman, that means you definitely need to get married, so imagine, i need to graduate from seminary, i can be assigned to a good parish. but they don’t let a single person, ossified tradition, there is a candidate for you, he will be a priest, he lives just opposite the monastery, he is economical, clean, there are external characteristics, look, it’s not good to laugh at the feelings of believers, young man, you have your own traditions, we have ours , i’m serious, but what about morality, it’s ironclad. allow me to look again, please, thank you, this is the gender, clergyman, yes, this is a title or position, well, if without a parish, then one thing rank, and what rank, if you translate it into the army, well, how can i tell you, approximately captain, let's go there, with the flow. what if the marshal is transported? well, this is a brother, what’s the last name? they are not allowed a surname. well, yes, you are separated from the state, you have yours, we

details of the brides, put them in the car, and if the punched cards match, please go to the wedding palace, and you are a diplomat? no, i'm a clergyman. this means that you definitely need to get married, just imagine, i have to, i graduated from the seminary, i can be assigned to a good parish, but they don’t let a single person, it’s an ossified tradition. there is a candidate for you, he will be a priest, he lives just opposite the monastery, he is economical, purely dense, there are external characteristics, look, it’s not good to laugh at the feelings of believers, young man, you have your own traditions, we have ours, i’m serious. what about morality? iron. allow me take another look. what's the last name? they are not allowed surnames. well, yes, you are separated from the state, you have yours, we have ours. listen, okay, by your rank you are supposed to look for a bride, but where am i going, fool? voluntarily, but don’t meddle, if possible, and i won’t meddle, and don’t meddle, and i won’t meddle, and don’t meddle, listen, take them all, i give them, but is it convenient, conveni

welcome the member of our circulation commission, the host of the ceremonies of the shipilovsky wedding palacekamistov. tatyana, can you tell at first glance how much the bride and groom are in love with each other? of course, this is immediately visible, it is readable. in the eyes, and of course, these are sincere emotions, such couples are impossible not to notice, sincere, yes, sincere, clear, yes, tatyana, which was the most memorable couple you had among those getting married and which is the most mature, and here i have the same two question in one answer, this is my very first couple, they were an older couple, they were over 65 years old, but i remember, of course it was. for me, the most emotional couple, not only the couple was worried, yes, again, but also the presenter, i was just shaking from head to toe, but i managed, wonderful story, thank you very much, tatyana, how wonderful and important you are work, well, i want to remind the audience the result of the game of our lottery winners, nikolai evgenievich and his wife, lyubov petrovna from the village of zarubino , novgorod re

of soviet to help, and under busts the seven-string songs of yuri vizbor sounded even in the wedding palacedanced and... years passed, but the tradition of escorting the newlyweds into family life only grew stronger with music; it was believed that the louder you celebrate the celebration, the happier the marriage will be, and let all the songs different, the main thing is to sing them with your soul, the daisies are hidden. people panicked, when i froze , there were so many words, why are you girls, pastavyanaya, at their place? why do you girls love beautiful people and their love is constant, well, now our story is about how a song sung at a wedding can make a dream come true. svetlana zubak with a song. oh god, what a man, friends, we meet, you burst in, my life, unexpectedly, changed my reality, thoughts are racing through my heart, outbursts, and love, without a break, everything. started as an innocent flirtation, but now let me be without you world, you are magical, you are from another planet, and you are from my dreams, oh god, what a man, i want a son from you, and i want a daugh

on the embankment of the red fleet , the country's first wedding palace opens on zhelyabova pyshychnayaebreaker lenin enters the neva shipyard of the admiralty plant, new stations of the leningrad metro are opened, chernyshevskoye, lenin square, victory park, on the central call center begins work, the first long-distance telephone booth for communication with moscow, in the bdt. georgy tostanogov releases five evenings with zinaida sharko and efim kapelyan. along nevsky prospekt, i call through it, now along the ford, now along broadway, storleys stroll in multi-colored skirts and ties. those who happened to live in leningrad at that time still remember those intonations, those colors and melodies of that city. i consider it the great happiness of my life that i was born into this. city ​​and lived in it all his life. alexander kushner, poet, essayist, was born in leningrad. why is this city so important? you know, this city is poetry. like maple and reberry growing at the threshold. growing up on the doorstep, russia was also shot. and we distinguished, empire style additional. how ar

it's good that today palace weddings do not cause so much controversy.e estate the local tax office is located, yet most of the architectural monument of the 16th century is occupied by museum halls, some of them repeat the interiors of that time. the estate manager's room is a pantry, a dining room, a sofa room, and a maid's boudoir. a hall is designed in the style of a winter garden, which tells about the history of the palace; you can learn about the county itself since 1772 in the library room. under the control of count grigory potemkin, krichev became one of the major industrial centers of the russian empire. in one factory alone up to 300 workers worked in the production of canvas. in 1780, in the third year , 820 pieces of sailing fabric were made from it, from which glass for ships was later made, but the most successful decision of the most serene prince was the opening of a shipbuilding base in the city, which made him famous. i learned that the construction of a shipyard on the sosh river was carried out by the ancestor of the famous russian

it's good that today palace weddings do not cause so much controversy.ted in one of the parts of the estate; however, most of the architectural monument of the 16th century is occupied by museum halls. some of them replicate the interiors of that time. estate manager's room, buffet dining room. a hall is made in the style of a winter garden, which tells about the history of the palace, and about the county itself since 1772 year can be found in the library office. under the control of count grigory potemkin, krichev became one of the major industrial centers of the russian empire. up to 300 workers worked at the porusina factory alone. in 1783, 820 pieces of sailing fabric were made from it, from which glass for ships was later made, but the most successful decision of the most serene prince was the opening of a shipbuilding base in the city, which made him famous. i found out that he was involved in the construction of a shipbuilding facility on the sosh river ancestor of the famous russian poet of the golden age. great-uncle of alexander pushkin, gener

flank, not agaty palace, such an eighth party of the old people... the history of the creation of significant cultural aspects in the region of the tsikavymi elements of the zaletsky wedding come to our attention x alkezha, which histories of architecture are connected with the earliest baron functions, getas the palace was built in the 19th century, when money appeared and the growth was published in the style of non-harassment, cultural and cultural projects... kilometers 2, 2.5, maybe three, from the village in the forest there is an old settlement, happy childhood and youth, a calm and measured life, they have what... what many strive for, everything worked out for me here, and i don’t regret one bit that i stayed in this wonderful place, you can see for yourself how it’s like here we have beautiful places, i just want to walk through the woods without a specific purpose, the forest, it’s like calms you down, you go to the water, here you also find some kind of peace, i like this life, why not change it, a project about how modern poleshuki live, a man... if he wants, then he can also do a lot, and with his own with hard work, achieves great results, anywhere there ar

weddings and coronations. almost 6,000 tickets to visit the newly restored east wing of the palace sold out within hours of goinga quick weather alert, you just told me. i had a quick weatheralert, but you just told me. i had a quick weather alert, but wetter? there is no sign of the rain settling down but it will be slightly less cold rain. ., ., , , rain. today actually it is north-east _ rain. today actually it is north-east scotland - rain. today actually it is| north-east scotland that rain. today actually it is - north-east scotland that has north—east scotland that has been really suffering. we have had a band of heavy rain putting on here. 70 millimetres of rain has fallen in aberdeenshire and that is an entire month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. the scottish have described it as a dreek day. many places have already had over a month's worth of rain, and it is still coming down as well. the wettest weather overnight will be across north—east scotland but the rain turning lighter through the night. we then have a weather front bringing patchy rain across northern ireland and northern england throug

palace. they can't see it because of this great monument to queen victoria called the well queen victoria memorial, or they call it the wedding. so apparently the king has a tv in there and the late queen did as well. so what they do is they won the waiting to come on. they're watching the tv to see how the crowd's getting, you know, getting nearer the palace. and the other thing that struck me is when, when we were on it looking down, is you can actually see individual faces in the crowd out there because we looked out, you know . so, they looked out, you know. so, they do get a good view of, of what's happening directly underneath the palace, you know, so they can see individuals say if there's a friendly face in the crowd, they can see that person and possibly even wave, but they can't see that enormous mass of people. >> you get at the big events that goes back towards admiralty arch. >> the other thing i learned is there's a great historical link because, the person that put the, the east wing on the palace because it was originally three sides and queen victoria had, of course, nine children, so they had to build a four

palace. they can't see it because of this great monument to queen victoria called the well queen victoria memorial, or they call it the wedding. so apparently the king has a tv in there and the late queen did as well. so what they do is they won the waiting to come on. they're watching the tv to see how the crowd's getting, you know, getting nearer the palace. and the other thing that struck me is when, when we were on it looking down, is you can actually see individual faces in the crowd out there because we looked out, you know . so, they looked out, you know. so, they do get a good view of, of what's happening directly underneath the palace, you know, so they can see individuals say if there's a friendly face in the crowd, they can see that person and possibly even wave, but they can't see that enormous mass of people. >> you get at the big events that goes back towards admiralty arch. >> the other thing i learned is there's a great historical link because, the person that put the, the east wing on the palace because it was originally three sides and queen victoria had, of course, nine children, so they had to build a four

weddings, jubilees, and trooping the color. >> come on in! >> but now you, too, can get a king's eye view of london. >> we are standing in the center room of buckingham palaceer recognize from the outside. because, right there, that is the iconic balcony where the royals stand to give their waves. >> this summer, king charles is opening the east wing of the palace to the public with rarely seen spaces. the yellow drawing room, the 240-foot corridor that spans the width of the palace. >> it is incredible to think about the generations of royals that have stood and walked right here. oh, wow! >> and the center room, the holding area for the family before they step out into the spotlight. >> you've been everywhere in buckingham palace. have you stepped foot on the royal balcony? >> no. >> not even you? >> that's the one place that is reserved exclusively for members of the royal family. >> before now, only palace insiders knew what the center room really looked like, with the exception of the odd glimpse. >> i wish you a christmas of peace on earth. >> like during the king's christmas address last year. the room, often depicted in film and tv, including "the c