priceless momentswedding photographer · Poland

Kraków · elopements · ceremonies for twoKraków elopement photography

A ceremony for the two of you, or for a handful of guests, in one of the most beautiful old towns in Europe. I help with the place and the timing and photograph the day calmly.

Couple walking along the tree avenue of Planty park, Kraków
Planty park
Couple kissing at a Gothic church portal in Kraków
St Mary's door
Couple on a bench with Wawel Castle behind
Wawel bench
2–6 hof photography
1–2 weeksto your gallery
EN · PLon the day
Price on requesttravel in Poland included

Legal or symbolic: two ways to elope

A legal wedding in Poland is a civil ceremony led by a registrar, or a religious one that is registered afterwards. Foreigners can marry here, but the papers depend on your nationality and take time, so start with the registry office (USC) or your consulate.

Many couples sign the papers at home and hold a symbolic ceremony in Kraków instead. Then the place and the hour are entirely yours: a courtyard, a riverbank at sunrise, a clearing in Ojców. Either way I photograph the ceremony and a walk through the city afterwards.

How I work →   Prices →   Portfolio →

Always included

Help with the place and the time of day
Natural photos, no stiff posing
Online gallery to download and share
Travel anywhere in Poland
English and Polish

Kraków · Old Town, Rynek, Wawel, Planty

Moments from Kraków

The whole wall →
Couple walking along the tree avenue of Planty park, Kraków
Planty park
Couple kissing at a Gothic church portal in Kraków
St Mary's door
Couple on a bench with Wawel Castle behind
Wawel bench
Couple holding hands under arcades in Kraków Old Town
under the arcades
Couple laughing, piggyback on Kraków Main Square
Rynek piggyback
Couple dancing on Kraków Main Square
dancing on Rynek
Black and white hug on Kraków Main Square
Rynek, b&w
Couple on an empty Kraków Main Square at dawn
Main Square at dawn
Couple on Kraków Main Square by the Cloth Hall
Cloth Hall
Couple below Wawel Castle in Kraków
below Wawel
Couple kissing by an orange wall in Kraków Old Town
Old Town colours
Horse carriage on Kraków Main Square
Rynek, morning carriage

Where we can take photos

Places for a ceremony for two

01

Old Town courtyards

Quiet, enclosed and a minute from the Main Square.

02

Vistula bank below Wawel

Open sky and the castle behind you; best at sunrise.

03

Kazimierz

Small squares and gardens with an intimate feel.

04

Zakrzówek

Cliffs above turquoise water, away from the crowds on a weekday.

05

Ojców valley

Limestone rocks and forest clearings less than an hour away.

06

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Underground chapels where ceremonies are held by arrangement with the mine.

Everything about weddings in Kraków →

Questions people ask

Kraków elopement photography: questions and answers

Can foreigners get legally married in Kraków?

Yes, with the right papers. The list depends on your nationality, so confirm it with the registry office (USC) or your consulate before you book flights.

Do we need witnesses?

A legal civil ceremony in Poland needs two adult witnesses. A symbolic ceremony has no such rule.

How long do you photograph an elopement?

Usually two to six hours: the ceremony, a walk and a dinner or a toast.

Do you speak English?

Yes, English and Polish. On the day I help your guests, the priest or the registrar understand each other when needed.

When do we get the photos?

Within 1–2 weeks, in an online gallery to download and share.

From the journal

Read before you plan

See also

Check my date

Tell me the date and what we're photographing — you'll get availability and an exact price.

Priceless Moments
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.