A Master and Margarita-inspired birthday celebration, reimagined by WintEvents. “Whatever pessimists may say, the earth is still utterly beautiful, and under the moon it is simply unique.” A long-time partner and dear friend of WintEvents invited her guests to share a mysterious evening celebrating her birthday within the walls of a truly mystical place, located on the slopes of one of Kyiv’s oldest streets.
The WintEvents team embraced the opportunity to bring this extraordinary celebration to life.
Invitations & Dress Code
The powerful atmosphere of the location — the museum of the great writer Mikhail Bulgakov — and the literary masterpiece that inspired the concept of the evening set a high creative standard for the celebration.
The décor of the main hall featured deep burgundy tones, velvet textures, flowing dry ice, candelabras, Baroque-style furniture, and the warm glow of candlelight.
The décor of the second hall featured deep crimson lighting, dark blue velvet textures throughout the buffet area, and food and drinks elegantly presented on wrought-iron décor elements.
The birthday program, inspired by The Master and Margarita and reimagined by WintEvents, featured a series of live music performances. A professional pianist performed jazz and Queen on a perfectly white grand piano, while Ava Project delivered acoustic versions of Imagine Dragons hits on synthesizer and balalaika. Guests were welcomed by Behemoth the Cat, who invited them to take photos upon arrival. The evening program also featured Woland’s Variety Show, bringing another iconic element of Bulgakov’s world to life.
The hall designated for the buffet and main bar was originally an empty room with plain white walls. To transform it into an immersive themed space, the WintEvents team carried out a complete makeover of the entire room.
One of the highlights of the evening — a special gift to the birthday girl from WintEvents — was a performance by renowned Ukrainian poet Andrey Permyakov, a member of the National Writers’ Union of Ukraine and author of two poetry collections, Through and My Jazz. He performed a selection of erotic and lyrical poetry and presented Inna with a special gift — a copy of his poetry collection Eroniki.