Wedding Palace (Chernihiv)

Wedding Palace (Civil State Registration Department).[1][2][3]It has been completed in 1988 as a Modernist, Soviet architecture, former USSR by the architect, Vyacheslav Pavlyukov.[4]

Wedding Palace
Wedding Palace
General information
Architectural styleModernist, Soviet architecture, former USSR
Locationvulytsya Pushkina, 15 Chernihiv, Ukraine
Coordinates51°29′44″N 31°18′33″E
Inaugurated1988
Design and construction
ArchitectVyacheslav Pavlyukov
Website
https://www.sumyjust.gov.ua/

Description

It is located in vulytsya Pushkina, nearby Red Bridge, not far from the square of Bogdan Khmelnitsky and Krasna Square. There are 3 floors, on the 1st floor there are offices of various services, 2 small rooms and a lecture hall. On the 2nd floor there are 2 preparation rooms for young people and witnesses, as well as office rooms and on the third floor there are 2 halls for ceremonies in blue and pink (there is a superstition that the color of the hall affects the gender of the first child, and there should be many children).[5]

History

The Wedding Palace, in the ccity of Chernihiv, in Ukraine, has been innaugurate in 1988 and Designed by the architect, Vyacheslav Pavlyukov durig the soviet time. In May 2021, in the city of Chernihiv, they started discussing the renovation of the RATSUFOTO building. The option of holding all wedding ceremonies is not considered in the registry office, but in the city palace of culture. The mayor of Chernihiv Vladyslav Atroshenko stated at a meeting that the renovation depends on the City Council with the project will consist in three-star hotel and conference halls.[6][7] In 2021 a statistic state that a thousand couples in Chernihiv have already officially confirmed their relationship during the year. From the testimonies of many spouses, recalled that thanks to the modern approach to the registration of civil status acts, the Ministry of Justice creates all the necessary conditions for quick and convenient access to services.[8]

General Data

The Wedding Palace is open Tuesday to friday from 8m to 12pm and 12:45 to 5-15pm. Saturday the place is open from 8m to 12pm and 12:45 to 4-15pm and on Sunday from 10am until 5pm. On Monday is closed.

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