Natalia & Bartosz

From the moment I first met Natalia and Bartosz, I felt a connection. We sat in the lounge of the Ciekocinko Palace, a place I am very fond of, and they shared their vision for their wedding. Even then, I could already imagine this three-day celebration in honor of their love. And even though the pandemic tried to ruin our plans, we didn't give up. And that's good, because everything worked out and even the seaside weather didn't play a trick on us with rain. We started the wedding weekend on Friday in an area straight out of Tuscany. We planned an elegant reception with jazz music in the background at the palace stables. Saturday was the time to show our guests, who had come to Poland for the wedding from all over the world, our wonderful beaches. And those around the Ciekocinko Palace are exceptionally picturesque. There were bubbles on the beach, a chillout zone, and some people even went swimming. This was just the beginning of the celebration. The ceremony in the church moved everyone present, but the icing on the cake was yet to come. The Ciekocinko Palace treated everyone to its taste, style, and care. After a 4-course dinner, it was time for the dance part of the evening. An Italian singer came especially from hot Italy for this occasion and literally heated up the dance floor. On Sunday, the brunch ending the wedding weekend in Poland was a time to relax and enjoy the view of the palace garden.