Birthday party (2024) aka Kartuli Disko

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Back in June 2024,  amazing team at Caucasus Translations pulled off an incredible surprise birthday party for my dear partner. The birthday girl of honor had absolutely no clue what was going on as I secretly took her to the party spot in the suburbs of Tbilisi

As soon as we arrived, the energy was electric. The music kicked in, and the dancing started immediately. Traditional Georgian dances took over the floor, and of course, Kartuli disko was the highlight of the night. It was impossible not to get swept up in the rhythm and excitement, and soon everyone was dancing nonstop, celebrating together.

If the dancing wasn’t enough, we even had smoke bombs that lit up the night with color. It was such an unexpected touch that made the whole experience feel even more surreal. The mix of music, laughter, and the dreamy smoke-filled air created an atmosphere that was nothing short of magical.

That night was full of love, laughter, and so many unforgettable moments. It wasn’t just about celebrating a birthday—it was about the bond we all share as a team and the incredible friendships we’ve built over the years. 

 

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