The weekends both prior to and after the wedding day we’ll be spending in the beautiful and historic city of Kraków. Catch us sipping drinks in the lively Rynek, strolling around the majestic Wawel Castle, or enjoying the summer vibes in the Kazimierz district. Kraków is the closest main city to our wedding and, for international guests, we recommend it as the best airport/train station to arrive into.

For those wishing to make a longer vacation out of the trip, here's some helpful travel guidance on all sorts of ways you can enjoy your time in Southern Poland.

The Catholic wedding ceremony will be held in the idyllic Kościół Wszystkich Świętych (All Saints church) in Sobolów - a wooden church that stands on a hill, with a charming Baroque interior. The ceremony is expected to last approximately one hour, and convenient on-site parking is available for guests.

Festivities will follow in the picturesque Folwark Wiązy, an old farm venue named after their Elm trees that entwine together and grow into one - pretty symbolic! Dinner will be served in the rustic & atmospheric barn, followed by music that will carry the party into the early hours of the morning. There is plenty of on-site parking, as well as available accommodation at the venue.

Join us for Poprawiny, the traditional 'day-after' party. We invite you to return to Folwark Wiązy the next day to relax and recoup at a more casual affair— a good opportunity to slow down and catch up after the wedding mayhem. There will be a delicious barbecue accompanied by refreshing drinks.