Lidia Kozlova's "Wedding Table" (1999) is a lively depiction of festivity and communal joy that captures the essence of a traditional Russian wedding celebration. The painting shows a vibrant scene filled with guests gathered around a feast, symbolizing unity and the shared happiness of the occasion. In the center of this cheerful gathering, a newly married couple shares a tender embrace, surrounded by the warmth of family and friends. The joyful melodies of the accordion player and the clinking of glasses resonate with the timeless spirit of such gatherings, a favorite theme for Kozlova, who enjoyed depicting scenes of human connection and celebration. 

    True to Kozlova's style, the painting is full of symbols of happiness. The use of bright, bold colors is characteristic of Russian naive painting, giving the scene a life and energy that seems to leap off the canvas. This work embraces a piece of cultural festivity, which the artist is sure carries the happiness and communal bliss depicted within its vibrant boundaries.