Palace Wedding in Poland – Magda & Michael at Pałac Tłokinia

Palace Wedding in Poland – Pałac Tłokinia

Magda & Michael

Magda and Michael cheering after the ceremony at Pałac Tłokinia – palace wedding

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Vendors

VenuePałac Tłokinia

PhotoMalachite Meadow

DJDJ Głośny

DressMaggie Sottero

SuitLavard

Pałac Tłokinia from above

Pałac Tłokinia – classic elegance

Pałac Tłokinia near Kalisz is a venue for couples looking for classic elegance: palace interiors, a ballroom with a painted ceiling and a park where the golden evening light does the rest.

Magda and Michael chose an elegant look – a Maggie Sottero dress, a Lavard suit and light, airy decor.

The ballroom ceiling of Pałac Tłokinia with a chandelier
The groom in the Pałac Tłokinia park at sunset
The couple kissing in golden light
A champagne toast at the wedding at Pałac Tłokinia
Bridesmaids and the bride in the palace garden

Vows at an international wedding

At international weddings it is common for each partner to say their vows in their own language. One speaks Polish, the other English, and guests from both families hear those words in the language they understand best.

In the film, though, what matters is not only the words but everything around them: Magda’s look, a short pause, smiles in the front rows.

A waiter falls with a fake wedding cake – prank at a wedding in Pałac Tłokinia, Poland

The dropped cake prank

The biggest laugh of the night? A waiter carried the cake into the hall, tripped and fell with it in front of all the guests. Only a moment later did everyone realise it was a fake cake and the whole scene was a planned prank. The real cake arrived right after.

Look at the guests’ faces in the second frame – hands over mouths, pure shock. Moments like this are gold for a wedding film: genuine reactions no one could direct.

Shocked guests cover their mouths after the fake cake falls – wedding at Pałac Tłokinia, Poland
The bride by a vintage car at night

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FAQ

Why choose a palace wedding in Poland?

A palace wedding in Poland gives you classic interiors at a fraction of Western European prices. Pałac Tłokinia near Kalisz has a ballroom with a painted ceiling and a park full of golden evening light. Magda and Michael chose an elegant look – and their guests loved the fake-cake prank. See also a palace wedding at Mała Wieś.

How much does a wedding film cost?

Wedding films in Poland start from 10,000 PLN, and destination weddings abroad from €2,500 including travel and accommodation. See all packages on the Offer page.

When will we receive our film?

Usually 3–4 months after the wedding. In that time I edit a short highlight film and a longer film of the whole day, built around your story.

Do you work with international couples?

Yes – most of my couples are international or mixed, and I work fully in English, from the first call to the final film. I have been filming weddings since 2012 and have worked with more than 250 couples, including couples from London, New York, Los Angeles and Seattle. More about me.

Looking for a videographer for a palace wedding in Poland? I have filmed in many Polish palaces – from Tłokinia and Pstrokonie to Goetz and Mała Wieś.

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