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Warsaw · weddings, civil ceremonies, portraits · English & PolishWedding photographer in Warsaw

Natural, unposed photos of a Warsaw wedding: the ceremony, your people and a short portrait walk in Łazienki, the Old Town or by the Vistula. In English or Polish.

Bride kissed on both cheeks by her friends
the girls, before
Black and white kiss with a long veil
wind & veil
Bride and groom forehead to forehead under the veil
under the veil
3 h – 2 daysof photography
4 weeksfull gallery · highlights in a week
EN · PLon the day
Price on requesttravel in Poland included

A Warsaw wedding, photographed as it happens

Warsaw weddings move fast: a ceremony in the centre, a reception in a palace, on a rooftop or in a restaurant across the river, and traffic in between. I plan the photo stop around your route, so portraits take twenty to forty minutes and nobody waits for the couple.

I photograph the whole day in a documentary way, from the getting ready to the dance floor, and help guests from abroad follow what is happening: the blessing, the bread and salt, the oczepiny at midnight.

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Always included

The whole day, from the getting ready to the dance floor
A portrait walk of 20–40 minutes
Online gallery to download and share
Travel anywhere in Poland
English and Polish on the day

From many different days

Moments I look for

The whole wall →
Bride kissed on both cheeks by her friends
the girls, before
Black and white kiss with a long veil
wind & veil
Bride and groom forehead to forehead under the veil
under the veil
Bride in a lace dress by a window
ten minutes to go
Groom kissing the bride's cheek
married!
Groom kissing the bride's forehead among trees
a quiet minute
Bride smiling at the groom
first look
Bride and bridesmaids laughing
her people

Where we can take photos

Photo spots in Warsaw

01

Royal Łazienki Park

The Palace on the Isle, old trees and quiet paths. Calm on weekday mornings.

02

Old Town and Castle Square

Colourful townhouses and narrow lanes. Best early, before the tour groups.

03

Vistula boulevards

Bridges, the river and the skyline; the evening light comes from across the water.

04

University Library garden

A roof garden with steel arches and a view of the river, open in the warm months.

05

Wilanów Palace and gardens

A Baroque palace with formal gardens on the southern edge of the city.

06

Krakowskie Przedmieście

The Royal Route: churches, gates and wide pavements next to the Old Town.

07

Praga

Brick courtyards and the Koneser quarter on the right bank, for a rawer look.

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Questions people ask

Wedding photographer in Warsaw: questions and answers

Where do we take portraits on the day?

Usually in one place close to your route: Łazienki, the Old Town, the Vistula boulevards or the venue grounds. I suggest the stop once I know your timeline.

Can foreigners have a civil wedding in Warsaw?

Yes. Civil ceremonies are held by the registry office (USC) in its own halls or, for an additional official fee, somewhere else. Papers differ by nationality, so confirm the current list with the registry office or your consulate.

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?

Highlights within a week after a full-day wedding and the full gallery within 4 weeks.

Is travel extra?

No. Travel anywhere in Poland is included in the price.

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