The wedding is finally over. It was great! Everything was just as it was supposed to be, and just brilliant :)

I took it so emotionally in the church... I still can't believe it. I used to mock my mum that she'd cry the river on the day when Ivan, her only son, would get married, and it was me who cried it in the end. I was just so overwhelmed. They weren't sad tears, I was just happy for him, because he deserves to be very happy.

The party was fun, there was the entire clan both from my mum's side of the family and my dad's side. We don't get to see eachother as much as we should, so it's always interesting to see everyone.

Oh I could write for hours about everything, but I'll post some pictures next time and let them speak for themselves, rather than writing a novel now.

I don't have the photos yet ready, but I hope I'll have some of them by next week.


And....

I've finally been to Belgrade, and... omg... lol

that's a crazy city if I've ever seen one :)

Really, it's great! It's not so particularly beautiful imo, but it doesn't need to be - it's beauty is in it's people, and their way of life.

The city NEVER sleeps. No matter what day, saturday, sunday, wednesday, no matter what time of day, noon or midnight, it's always the same. The city is ALWAYS crowded, full of people, and going out on wednesday night is normal like going out on saturday. There are hundreds if not tousands places to choose from, and they're always open.

People are really nice (no worries, Sam). They all stop if you ask them something and answer with a smile on their face. And everyone's so relaxed and easy going. The political and economic situation in Serbia currently really isn't on a very high level, but they don't let it get to them. The women are very beautiful and everyone's dressed up. And everybody loves to have lots of fun.

I didn't get to see all that I wanted from the city, so I have to go back soon :) Plus, I didn't get to meet Miljan either :( (we both had impossible schedules), that's a shame. That's the plan for the next time, or maybe when he comes to Zagreb.