Top 7 Polish Cities for Destination Weddings in 2025 | Where to Get Married in Poland

Planning a destination wedding in Poland? Then buckle up, because this country has so much more than just pierogi and pretty landscapes. Poland is the secret European gem where you can get married in a salt mine, dance under castle chandeliers, or say “I do” with a view of snowcapped mountains.

Whether you're dreaming of a lavish palace wedding or something intimate by the sea, these seven cities serve serious romance, Polish-style. Let's dive in.


1. Kraków – A Fairytale Wedding in the Royal Capital

Ah, Kraków. The moment you step into its Old Town, it feels like you’ve walked into a storybook (the kind with dragons, cathedrals, and champagne). It’s the perfect spot if you're into grand romance with a touch of medieval mystery.

Why we love it:

  • Wawel Castle? Iconic.
  • The historic Market Square? Jaw-dropping.
  • Wieliczka Salt Mine? Yes, you can literally get married underground in a cathedral made of salt. Unreal.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Couples who love timeless elegance, history, and a bit of royal flair.


2. Gdańsk – Coastal Romance with Baltic Breeze

If the idea of a wedding by the sea makes your heart flutter, Gdańsk is calling. Colorful buildings, maritime history, and sunset views from the pier? Yes, yes, and yes.

Why we love it:

  • Dreamy Old Town filled with charming backdrops.
  • Close to Sopot and Gdynia for a full Tricity wedding weekend.
  • Great seafood and even better vibes.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Sea lovers, modern romantics, and coastal dreamers.


3. Wrocław – Quirky Elegance with Island Views

Wrocław is a hidden gem. Think rivers, bridges, islands, and gnomes (yes, actual little gnome statues hidden all over the city). It's charming, a bit cheeky, and totally Insta-worthy.

Why we love it:

  • Gorgeous architecture and cozy riverside vibes.
  • Cathedral Island for a truly romantic ceremony.
  • Great for couples who want tradition with a twist.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Creative couples, city-chic celebrations, and fans of unexpected charm.


4. Zakopane – Alpine Fairytale in the Tatra Mountains

Mountains, mist, and mulled wine? Yes please. Zakopane is a dream for couples who want a cozy, rustic, and magical wedding surrounded by nature.

Why we love it:

  • Wooden chapels straight out of a movie.
  • Traditional Highlander (Góral) music and food.
  • Ideal for winter wonderland weddings or summer mountain escapes.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Adventurous couples, nature lovers, and fans of hot tubs in the snow.


5. Warsaw – Modern Glamour Meets Royal History

Want a wedding with royal gardens, art-deco hotels, and skyscraper views? Warsaw is your jam. It’s Poland’s buzzing capital, where tradition meets modernity.

Why we love it:

  • Endless options for venues and vendors.
  • Excellent infrastructure for international guests.
  • You can go glam, boho, or industrial – it all works.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Couples who want a sophisticated, flexible, and international-friendly wedding.


6. Kazimierz Dolny – Artistic Charm by the Vistula River

Looking for something off the beaten path? Kazimierz Dolny is an art town with boho soul. Narrow streets, vine-covered villas, and a golden-hour glow to die for.

Why we love it:

  • Intimate and unique – perfect for smaller celebrations.
  • River views, historic ruins, and creative energy.
  • The sunsets? Straight-up movie magic.

Venue idea:

Best for: Artistic souls, intimate weddings, and lovers of old-town charm.


7. Poznań – Colorful, Classy, and Totally Underrated

Poznań may not be the first city on every couple’s list, but it should be. It’s young, vibrant, and oh-so-beautiful, with pastel-colored buildings and cozy corners at every turn.

Why we love it:

  • Less touristy than other cities = more authentic.
  • Perfect for couples who want something a bit different.
  • Fantastic local food and hip venues.

Venue ideas:

Best for: Trendsetters, offbeat couples, and lovers of modern cool.


Quick Comparison Table

CityVibeBest For
KrakówRoyal, historicalElegant fairytale weddings
GdańskSeaside, artsyCoastal romance
WrocławWhimsical, urbanCreative city vibes
ZakopaneRustic, alpineWinter or nature lovers
WarsawChic, diverseGlamorous & big weddings
Kazimierz DolnyBoho, intimateSmall, artsy celebrations
PoznańFresh, modernTrendy & authentic feels

Wedding in Poland – What You Need to Know

Q: Can foreigners get married in Poland?
A: Yes, but you’ll need proper documentation, a certified translator, and a bit of patience. Many couples opt for a civil ceremony at home and a symbolic ceremony in Poland.

Q: When’s the best time of year?
A: May–September for sunshine and gardens. Winter (December–February) is perfect for snowy fairytales.

Q: Do I need a planner?
A: If you’re not fluent in Polish – definitely yes. Local planners know the laws, vendors, and venues like the back of their manicured hands.


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