They say God is in the details. Nowhere is this more true than when it comes to planning and designing a wedding. The wedding details make the event personal and special.

How do you design a wedding and make your guests say: "This was one of the best weddings we have ever been to"? Have you ever wondered how your wedding day reflects who you are as a couple? Your interests, passions, personal style? How do the elements you choose for your wedding design tell your love story?

A well-designed wedding day is all about creating a unique impression, which will translate into an experience for you and your guests. I will reveal to you some details about my design work  as a wedding planner, today. I hope they inspire you to create an immersive experience during your wedding. Remember that you are the Muse and you deserve to tell your love story in a way that guests will remember it for a long time. This one-of-a-kind experience and wedding details are what make your wedding unique and special!

To ensure that people walk away saying this was the best wedding they have ever been to, I walk through the experience in the same way as guests would. I am constantly asking myself what guests will experience at each touch point of the wedding. What will it they see? What will they taste and smell? What sounds will they hear? What will they touch? Everything I add into a project has to have a right function, as well as all wedding details should engaged the guests in special way. 

I will focus on the things that really appeal to my bride and groom and emphasize the style of the celebration. I make a list of all the items that guests can pay attention to at the wedding I am organizing. Then I choose the details of the wedding that I want to improve or personalize so that each element I include in the wedding design tells the love story of my bride and groom. This is really important!

See examples of beautiful weddings organized and designed by me in various styles:

• Luxury wedding in Salt Mine in Wieliczka 

• Tuscan style wedding in Krakow

• A French touch of elegance 

I have created a short list of wedding details that will serve as a design guide for you. 

Have a beautiful wedding planning!

• Graphic materials :

Save the Date, wedding invitations, wedding envelopes, RSVP card, name cards, menus, table plan, guest book, table numbers, buffet descriptions, gift tags for guests, etc.

• Bride's wedding dress:

Wedding dress, veil, shoes, jewelry

• The groom's clothes:

Suit / tuxedo, shirt, shoes, watch, cufflinks etc.

•  Wedding bouquet and flowers for personal hair styling.

• Floral setting and decorations:

Welcome signage, ceremony and receptions chairs, chair embellishments, cremony aisle marker, ceremony alter structre, aisle runner, candles for the ceremony and decorations in the wedding reception room, decorative ribbons and clips, tablecloths, napkins (folding and arranging them), rings for napkins, cocktail tables, personalized decorations for a dedicated welcome drink, decorations for a wedding cake, car decorations, floristic chandeliers or ceiling installations, decorations for a dancing place, stage decorations for a band / DJ, tables in the wedding hall (their size and shape), flower arrangements on the tables, unique vases, candelabras, decorative glass, sub-plates, place for gifts, table for a wedding cake, buffets with stylish dishes, architectural lighting of the hall and outdoor, etc.

• Attractions such as:

Gifts for guests, Live Cooking, photo booth, prosecco van, ice cream rickshaw etc.

A symbolic wedding in Poland, also called a humanist ceremony is a neither civilly nor religiously ceremony performed by a wedding celebrant. This type of wedding gives the freedom to personalize the ceremony in such a way that it reflects completely your personality, your tastes, your values and beliefs. A symbolic wedding in Poland offers you a lot of flexibility: It can take place pretty much anywhere, mostly outdoor in the beautiful ground or in your own garden.

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• Married or will marry in a civil rite but wants a fairytale ceremony.
• Foreign citizens who perhaps got married abroad but would like to celebrate with family and friends in Poland too.
• Think that the civil ceremony is too impersonal and too short.
• Prefer not to worry about completing documents for a civil or religious ceremony  
• Wish to get married in Poland but cannot have ceremony neither in the civil rite nor in the religious.
  

A symbolic wedding in Poland is a celebration for individualists. You can show how you are, what your relationship is and what you pay attention to the most. In other countries, such weddings are organized on a daily basis. There are unique ceremonies and I hope they also be more popular in Poland.

SPRING WEDDING IN POLAND