Angie & Bart knew what they were looking for from the start and we instantly knew where to organise it.
They live in London, Bartosz originally comes from a different voivodship, but their dream was to get married in the Tatras. The plan was to invite Guests over for a few days, with a pre-wedding get together and a post-wedding party, so they could fully enjoy the beauty of the area.
The outdoor ceremony with view on the Giewont peak was a highlight of the wedding weekend. Although the skies got cloudy shortly before, covering up the amazing panorama, and the vows were said in pouring rain, the scenery was still a dream, the atmosphere magical and the smiles beaming.
They chose a rustic/boho style for the wedding. The genuine hardwood tables were decorated with an array of tiny vases and tubes with single flowers, the menus wrapped in burlap pockets and tied with whimsical colorful ribbons. The Couple were very cooperative and paid a lot of attention to detail and so even the m&m jars meant as favours matched the peachy-ivory-light blue colour scheme. We could go on and on describing the many little bits and pieces, which contributed to the final result – a wooden guest book and card case, with custom engraved names, a rustic sweet buffet, a naked cake served on a plaster of wood and even the photobooth was entirely made of wood and as rustic as it gets.
It also proved very smart to go for the decorative lighting – colorful illuminations on the dancefloor, combined with light bulbs, created a fantastic party mood and helped distinguish the Saturday reception from the other days the Guests were also spending in the same location. Upon the Newlyweds’ special request, we also organised prosecco on tap to make sure the outdoor toasts never end.
The food was traditionally Polish, including chicken soup and battered pork chop, the music on the other hand was international and modern. It’s not often that the Couple opens the dance floor with an Amy Winehouse song, but this choice was just as right for Angie and Bart as their unusual attire, the funny figurines on the cake or using a vintage Polish car to get to the venue.
It was a beautiful ceremony and an amazing party, we’re glad to have grasped the intentions and the vision of the Couple so well. Both they and their Guests enjoyed every second of this memorable weekend and as we wish them all the best for the future, we do believe they will reminisce on this celebration for a long time. So will we.