AniaG: Hi ( Learning), Generally people go home for a few hours if they are not living too far away or stay with friends and relatives in the area, however I had people from Ireland, Scotland, England and Holland as well as people from all over Poland so we rented the hotel where the reception was held for four nights. It sounds expensive but If I had had a similar wedding in Ireland, well I would have been paying it off for a number of years. If you are ever invited to a Polish wedding, you must go, you are guaranteed a fantastic few days and a hell of a hangover afterwards. BTW everything is paid for by the Bride and Groom or the parents depending on each persons situation, therefore drinks, food and accommodation are FREE.. sound good?
hey marcus just reading ur post there , im taking the step myself end of the year , looks like u had amazing day
jus wondering how ya got on with bands to suit both parties , or did ya just go with the polka trad . night ... kinda trying to plan everythin out , the second day do u keep the same venue or do ya book some where else , more often than not now in western europe ie ire ,uk the second day is just as important , booking out other venue ,pubs or resturants ,
if u could drop us a pm could do with a name of a good band an any info really on the day , the mrs to be is looking after most of it , but im keen on getting the music department right . cheers in advance
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