Additional details
Everything you need to know to celebrate with us — from timing to travel and what to expect throughout the day.
The Palace
Where the story begins
The Fountain Park
Ceremony under open skies
The Greenhouse
Dancing the night away
Accommodation
Our wedding venue, Palac Mala Wies, offers approximately 35 rooms available for booking on a first-come, first-served basis.
How to Book:
Please reach to Kat or Will about room availability. They are currently being held for wedding guests and are not available for online booking.
The pricing of rooms at Palac Mala Wies is as follows:
- Standard double room is 690PLN
- Apartment (2 people apartment 1090PLN)
- Apartment (4 people apartment 1190PLN)
Once rooms are confirmed, pre-payment can be completed directly via Mala Wies reception.
If the rooms at the venue are fully booked, there are many high quality hotels in the South of Warsaw only 30 minutes from the venue.
High end hotels in Warsaw city centre (40 minutes away):
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Nobu Hotel Warsaw (https://warsaw.nobuhotels.com/)
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Sofitel Warsaw Victoria (https://www.sofitel-victoria-warsaw.com/)
Travel Information
We recommend flying into Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), the main international airport in Warsaw. Direct flights are available from London Heathrow and London Luton.
Getting to the venue from Warsaw Chopin Airport
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Car Rental
Renting a car at Warsaw Chopin Airport is easy and affordable, especially if you book in advance. The drive to the venue is straightforward, and there is free parking available at Pałac Mała Wieś.
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Uber
Alternatively, you can take an Uber from the airport to the venue. The ride should cost approximately 250-300 PLN (around £50-60).
Please Note:
While Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI) is another option, it is located further from the city, and transportation options are limited. Therefore, we do not recommend flying into Warsaw Modlin if possible
Dress code
Smart, but no stress
We’d love guests to dress nicely, but comfortably – no need for tuxedos or formal gowns. A blazer or shirt is perfect, and summer dresses or jumpsuits are spot on. Don’t stress about packing a full suit, unless you prefer to!
The bridesmaids will be in satin green, so it’d be great if guests could steer clear of that colour.
Our Registry
We’re so excited to celebrate with you in Poland—it means so much to us to have you there! We don’t expect any gifts; your presence is all we could ask for.
However, if you’d like to mark the occasion with something, a contribution to our honeymoon would be the most meaningful gift. We’re planning an incredible trip to Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar.
Onward travel
In and around Warsaw
Warsaw Old Town
Completely rebuilt after WWII, it’s all charming streets, cafes, and history.
Royal Castle & Łazienki Park
Visit the castle, then relax in this massive park with peacocks and gardens.
POLIN Museum
A brilliant museum covering Jewish history in Poland. Really well done and interesting.
Vistula River Cruise
Poland's longest river - Good for a scenic journey and to see cultural landmarks
Wilanów Palace
Like a mini Versailles, a bit outside the city, with stunning gardens and a grand palace..
Palace of Culture and Science
Has a 30th floor view point and holds a number of art exhibitions and concerts through the year
Further afield
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Underground chapels and sculptures made from salt – a must-see near Kraków.
Gdansk
Coastal city with a colorful old town, maritime history, and nearby beaches.
Zakopane & Tatra Mountain
Stunning mountain views, hiking, and traditional Polish mountain culture.
Masurian Lake
Poland's lake district, with 2000 lakes. Good for water sports and nature enthusiasts.
Krakow
A beautiful city with Wawel Castle, the medieval square, and the historic Jewish district.
Auschwitz - Birkenau
A moving Holocaust memorial and museum, offering guided tours.
Bialowieza Forest
Vast forest straddling the border between Poland and Belarus, where you can see European Bison