The Wedding Palace in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, built in 1987, is intriguing for its modernist architecture typical of the Soviet era in the 1980s and for the striking presence of white limousines that contrast with the antique cars parked in the surrounding area. Ignoring any iconography or religious reference, this palace tries, with difficulty, to inspire the grandeur and spirituality of a cathedral or a mosque. Credit: Antoine Béguier (France) Find more photos from the series here.Find all of our photos of the dayhere.