For 10 years, NOOR has been creating weddings in some of Armenia’s most beautiful settings, bringing together local traditions and a contemporary approach to celebrations. We believe the most memorable events are created with genuine care and professional expertise.
We take care of the planning and logistics, making the experience as enjoyable and effortless as possible for you.
Your wedding should reflect your wishes, your dreams, and your story. We listen closely, embrace even the most unconventional ideas, and work toward one moment: hearing you say, “It was even better than we imagined.”
Our work begins with our first conversation and continues until your wedding photographs and film are delivered.
If you want to relax and truly enjoy your wedding, choose NOOR. Our planner was incredibly attentive and genuinely focused on what mattered to us, rather than on making us spend more. Every question was handled quickly, the budget was transparent, and the recommended vendors delivered outstanding work. After months of working with the NOOR team, the greatest relief on the wedding day was seeing those wonderful women in their uniforms, making sure everything went exactly as we had hoped.
Choosing Armenia for your wedding means choosing a place with soul.
Ancient churches, remarkable architecture, and breathtaking natural landscapes make every corner worth discovering. It is a country of warm hospitality, unforgettable food, family, and a deep respect for tradition.
Here, the mountains rise toward the sun, and even when you are far from home, you are made to feel at home.
A mountain idyll: Elizaveta & Arthur’s wedding in Dilijan
Surrounded by Armenia’s lush mountains, Liza and Arthur celebrated at an intimate family-run hotel, where warmth and hospitality were felt in every detail. Their two-day celebration began with a heartfelt church ceremony. The following day unfolded against a mountain backdrop, with an outdoor ceremony and a dinner shared with their closest loved ones.
Bringing together Russian and Armenian cultures, their wedding combined European refinement with Armenian character. Guests from around the world witnessed not only two people coming together, but two cultures as well
