Der große Tag: Loredana & Servet heiraten in der Türkei! | Die Wollnys

April 17, 2025 – Manavgat, Turkey.
The big day has finally arrived for Loredana Wollny and her longtime partner Servet. Surrounded by 150 guests, the couple is ready to celebrate their love in a grand wedding that beautifully combines German and Turkish traditions.

Before the ceremony begins, Servet takes a moment to collect himself. Nervous but excited, he whispers about the schedule they had agreed on. Although the two had already made their marriage official at the local registry office earlier that day, this celebration is their “show wedding” – a symbolic ceremony for family and friends. “I’m so happy, and a little nervous,” he admits. “But when Lore walks in, I know it will be perfect.”

And perfect it is. As the music swells, Loredana makes her entrance, radiant in her gown. Servet’s heart races. “She’s always beautiful,” he says softly, “but today she is especially beautiful.” To mark the moment, a heartfelt video message from their nieces and nephews plays: “Uncle, are you ready? Take care of our aunt. We love you.” Laughter, applause, and tears ripple through the crowd.

The officiant then addresses the guests with warm words about love, respect, and partnership before asking the bride and groom to reaffirm their vows in front of everyone present. With clear voices, both say “yes.” Golden rings are exchanged, sealing the promise. The moment is met with thunderous applause. For many, including Loredana’s siblings, it is a deeply emotional scene. “Leading my sister down the aisle was unforgettable,” one family member shares.

But the evening holds even more surprises. Loredana has secretly prepared a personal love song for her new husband. Her voice, trembling with nerves but full of emotion, fills the room as she sings about their journey together – the highs and lows, the birth of their son Aurelio, and their shared dreams for the future. Servet is overwhelmed, moved to tears. “That was the best surprise of the day,” he says afterward. “Now I love her even more.”

The celebration continues with the traditional wedding dance. A small mishap – Loredana had forgotten her second dress back home – shortens the choreography, but the couple laughs it off. Guests cheer as they twirl across the floor, proving that love, not perfection, is what truly matters.

Next comes a uniquely Turkish custom: the presentation of gifts. Family members pin gold and envelopes of money onto the couple as a sign of prosperity. “It’s a beautiful way of blending both cultures,” one guest remarks.

As the night deepens, music, dancing, and joy fill the hall. The Wollnys, known for their strong family bonds, celebrate not only Loredana and Servet’s union but also the harmony of traditions – German formality meeting Turkish festivity.

By the end of the night, the bride and groom are glowing. “I don’t think anyone in the world could be happier than me right now,” Servet says. Loredana, the youngest of the Wollny siblings, has taken a big step into a new life chapter. Their wedding was more than a party – it was a vibrant testament to love, family, and cultural unity.