Aleksandra & Jérémie
Together with our families, we joyfully invite you to our wedding celebration on 21 August 2027 at Rydzyna Castle. You are also joyfully invited to the After Party which will take place on 22 August 2027.
Celebration
Saturday, 21 August
Check In
Ceremony
Aperitif Dînatoire
Dinner
Party
Sunday, 22 August
Breakfast
After Party
Monday, 23 August
Check Out
Castle
Rydzyna Castle
Plac Zamkowy 1, 64-130 Rydzyna, Poland
All events during our celebration weekend will happen at the venue.
Accommodation for Saturday and Sunday is provided by the Couple.
Getting There
The closest airports are Poznań and Wrocław.
The castle is located approximately 90 km from both airports, with a driving time of around one hour. Car rentals in Poland are generally very affordable, and renting one is a convenient and practical option for guests who do not mind driving.
The castle has a big and free parking available for all of our guests.
It is possible to get by train from Poznań and Wrocław to Leszno, which is the city closest to the castle. From the train station in Leszno, it is about a 15-minute drive to the venue.
If you have any difficulties with organising your travel, please get in touch with Aleksandra or Jérémie.
All You Need to Know
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Poland
If you have the opportunity to visit Poland before or after our wedding, we highly recommend making the most of your trip. Poland is a beautiful country with an incredible variety of places to explore, so the best destinations will depend on how much time you have available. As an added bonus, Poland is still relatively affordable compared to many other European destinations, making it a great place to extend your travels.
The closest city we would recommend visiting is Wrocław, which is perfect for a one- or two-day stay. Known for its stunning Market Square, colourful historic townhouses, charming bridges, and famous bronze dwarf statues scattered throughout the city, Wrocław offers a wonderful mix of history, culture, and atmosphere. You can enjoy delicious Polish cuisine and local beer in one of the many restaurants and cafés, stroll through the picturesque Old Town, visit the beautiful Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski), or relax along the riverside boulevards.
If you have a bit more time, we highly recommend visiting either Gdańsk or Kraków. Although they are located further away, they are among the most charming and popular cities in Poland. Gdańsk, situated on the Baltic coast, is famous for its colourful waterfront, rich maritime history, and beautiful architecture. Visitors can explore the historic Old Town, stroll along the Motława River, visit museums, or even combine their trip with a visit to nearby sandy beaches. Kraków, Poland's former royal capital, is renowned for its magnificent Main Square, Wawel Castle, vibrant café culture, and fascinating history. It is also an excellent base for visiting nearby attractions such as the Wieliczka Salt Mine or Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial.
For nature lovers, our personal favourites are the Polish mountains. The Sudety Mountains, located along the border between Poland and the Czech Republic, offer breathtaking landscapes, charming mountain towns, scenic hiking trails, and spectacular rock formations. For those looking for something a little higher and more dramatic, the Tatra Mountains are Poland's most famous mountain range, featuring crystal-clear lakes, rugged peaks, and some of the country's most spectacular hiking opportunities. Whether you prefer exploring historic cities or escaping into nature, Poland has something special for everyone.