Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov share “crazy” wedding memory (exclusive)

Before their 11th wedding day, Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov Reflects on their favorite moments from their big day.

The Dance with the stars Benefits got married on July 18, 2014 in New Jersey. In an exclusive interview with People, Karagach, 32 and Pashkov, 39, shared their favorite wedding memories – of which one means “kidnapping.”

The couple explains that there is a “Russian tradition” where wedding guests playfully “kidnaps” the bride, and the groom must “get everyone and do something to win her back.” The traditional “ransom” paid by the groom would usually be gifts such as champagne, chocolate or money, according to Attached.

“People in the middle of your wedding, they kidnap the bride, they hide her somewhere … It’s like a hunt,” Karagach explains. “It’s crazy.”

Pashkov, who is Russian, says the game did not go exactly as planned. He was on the dance floor with his grooms when they decided it was the right time to get the bride, but then they were distracted by dance.

“I remember one of my friends coming to kidnap me, and she took me into the bathroom booth, hid me in the bathroom booth and no one came to get me. I just waited. Then I come out myself and they dance the night away.”

“No one ever looked after me,” Karagach continues. “No one ever came and looked for (me), but it was fun.”

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After Karagach saved herself, she went with everyone to dance.

Since Karagach and Pashkov are professional dancers, it is no surprise that some of their favorite wedding memories were on the dance floor.

Pashkov has a moment “Ingrained Forever” in his mind.

“We had many dancers. Of course, many of our friends are dancers, and we had many dancers as guests, and we had a live band,” he says. “It was a saxophone player who literally … He got with us on the floor and he played live on the floor. It was a little Latin music. We are just around him in a circle, and everyone just dances, freestyling, change partners.”

He continues, “I just remember just that vibe, and all the guests, all the grandmother and grandfather and all, aunt, uncles, and they stand around and just watch. It is basically a live performance for everyone. For me that moment … it’s in my head, intervened forever.”

For their 10th anniversary last year, Karagach and Pashkov — As the 2-year-old shares Daughter Nikita – revealed how they keep the “spark” alive in their relationship by making an attempt to have time for themselves.

“I think it also keeps the spark alive because if you are in a good place in your own body, then you are in a good place in your relationship,” Karagach explained then. “If you are not and you are looking for comfort with someone else, I mean that it works too, but for us we are stronger when we are stronger of ourselves, and then we are stronger together.”

She added that there is “nothing to play around” when it comes to navigating their emotions.

“We don’t have time for games,” Karagach said. “I mean, even since we started meeting, we were both so young and we never had games. We were just like,” that’s why I’m upset, don’t do it again. “Boom, that’s done.

“Everything was pretty simple. It’s a big rule that I think we have. And that’s why I think, turn on wood, it works for us,” she continued.