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You can say YES in one of 20 gorgeous places in Poland. It is up to you which type of the ceremony would be perfect for you. You can choose among Church, Civil and Symbolic ceremonies. During the Symbolic Ceremony you have to be already married and you just exchange vows in front of your family and friends before the reception. It is not legaly recognizable, but still very romantic... It is also a perfect way to add splendor to your anniversary party. |
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Krakow - St. Francis Church |
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In the city center, on the Franciszkanska St., 200m from Wawel Hill. Founded in XIII c. by prince Henry II The Pious in 1237-1269. Beautiful cloisters from XV c. are saved and some scraps of wall paintigs that illustrate the life of St. Francis from Assisi. Inside we can also find ravishing stained glass windows (designed by Stanislaw Wyspianski) portraying Blessed Salomea, St. Francis, Elements of fire, water and air. Above the choir there is a stained glass window entitled “God the Father” wich is recognized worldwide as the most beautiful stained glass window in Poland. A very curious dark green, maroon, and gold pattered walls, give it almost a bit of a Russian Orthodox look.
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Krakow - The church of St. Peter and St. Paul |
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Situated on Grodzka St., 100m from Wawel Hill. The architecture refers to Rome’s Del Gesu church. Designed on the Latin cross layout & topped with a large dome, the church was to become the first early-baroque churches in Poland. It's the first baroque building in Cracow and was erected by jesuits who arrived around 1580 after fleeing the reformation. In front of the St. Peter & St. Paul Church, there are Twelve Disciples standing on columns which are just copies of the statues from 1723. They are all really sculpted with care and are very daunting - the facial expressions in particular - some statues really look alive.
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Krakow - The church of St. Cross |
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Built in XII c., the church of St.Cross is one of the oldest churches in Krakow. Caracteristic palm vault is based on a single column, the interior is decorated with rich baroque altars and Cracow’s triptych from XVI c. In the church meet artists and the peolple of culture. Next to the church there are Planty and beautiful theatre of J. Slowacki. The church of St. Cross is much smaller than the church of St.Francis.
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Warsaw - St. John’s Cathedral |
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It is the oldest Roman Catholic cathedral in Warsaw. Throughout the centruies the building was reconstructed, restored and enlarged seweral times. In 1602 it was reconstructed in baroque style. Here Stanislaw Leszczyński and Stanislaw August Poniatowski were crowned kings.
During the II World War the cathedral was destroyed again and gained it’s final look and gothic style in 1956 in a long-lasting process of reconstruction.
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Built in XVII century as a wooden church, in XVIII, after the complete destruction in fire, rebuilt in late baroque style. The apperance of the building hasn’t been changed since then. The building as well as the furnishing withstood the II World War. Inside we can admire unique XVII and XVII century paintings and the pulpit in the shape of a ship with sails, anchor and eagle. In front of the church in 1986 the monument of cardinal Stefan Wyszyński was placed. |
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Civil marriage has legal binding effects. It requires some formalities. You can have a ceremony in Town Hall or in other venue recommended by us . |
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Symbolic Wedding is a non-denominational ceremony, which has only symbolic effects. This commitment ceremony or wedding blessing is celebrated in any of the most exclusive and beautiful venues you can see in our offer. We choose the best for you! |
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