Organizing an unforgettable wedding and wedding ceremony is a real challenge. It's one of those parties that you usually organize once in a lifetime. More and more couples want their wedding to be something special. They wonder what theme or theme color to choose. All this to make it "different", and at the same time convergent with their views, passions and aesthetics. While each wedding ceremony is a time of great emotions and impressions for the Bride and Groom, some become an unforgettable experience also for the guests. This time, let's take a closer look at the proposal on how to prepare a Slavic wedding and wedding party kept in the old Slavic style. 

Fashion for weddings referring to the Slavic tradition

Recently, Slavic weddings and wedding receptions organized in this style are gaining more and more popularity. This is another trend - in addition to e.g. boho and glamor - which aroused the interest of many young couples planning to organize wedding celebrations. A wedding in the old Slavic style can combine tradition and modernity. Beautiful mountain landscapes, picturesque landscapes and unique interiors of local mansions beg to organize a Slavic wedding in such a scenery. Meticulously restored ballrooms and their unique design, referring to the finest European designs, are ideal places for wedding receptions maintained in the old Slavic tradition, which dates back to the Middle Ages. 

Slavic wedding - medieval inspirations

A Slavic wedding is one of the most inspiring leitmotifs of recently organized wedding receptions. Taken from early medieval culture, it refers to the life of ancient ancestors. The wedding ritual in the Slavic style refers to medieval motifs, old, native roots and at the same time is a unique spectacle that maintains folk tradition. Old wedding ceremonies were held in the bosom of nature. The whole life of that time was in accordance with its rhythm. Living in harmony with nature also means contemplating its beauty. This is the prototype of our today's slow life.

The Slavic wedding also played a very important role in the life of the medieval local community. Attention to detail, which was manifested both in the wedding costumes of the young and invited guests, in the songs sung and in maintaining old customs and celebrating traditions, gave this event a high rank and unique character.

The magic of Slavic weddings

In Polish culture, a wedding is and was an event of great importance. Originally, weddings were held in the closest family circle. Traditionally, the newlyweds were greeted with bread and salt. The word swawba is inextricably linked to the medieval wedding ceremony. This term comes from the word swat, which meant a significant and trustworthy person. In his presence, the oath of the spouses was made, and the entire ceremony bound both families of the Bride and the Groom with unbreakable friendship. During the wedding, the hands of the young people were symbolically tied, which meant the union of their families. During the wedding ceremony, the young people exchanged gifts of equal value. The bride brought the dowry and the groom the dowry. 

A feast in the style of our ancestors

The bride and groom's robes, in which they were dressed during a traditional Slavic wedding, were made by hand, from natural fabrics, and decorated with embroidered motifs referring to the culture of the Slavs. The entire wedding ceremony was very joyful, filled with the melodic singing of convivial folk songs and the taste of delicious, old Polish dishes.

Solemn Slavic weddings were real holidays lasting several days. They were accompanied by numerous rituals to ensure happiness, prosperity and prosperity for the young. Slavic wedding – starting from the wedding ceremony – it is filled with folk tradition and unique rituals, which we reach for more and more often and from which we draw inspiration to organize unforgettable celebrations even today.

What accents cannot be missing at a Slavic wedding?

Each Slavic wedding takes place according to a different scenario. The common denominator is the atmosphere of warmth, unpretentiousness and familiarity accompanying the wedding. In the past, the bride prepared her own dress. Today, he can buy a ready-made or sew in the salon, according to his design. The bride's outfit usually refers to folk or medieval motifs. Instead of the traditional veil, she usually wears a wreath of wildflowers or leaves on her head.

The groom usually gives up a suit for a linen shirt, called an embroidered shirt, and the whole styling is kept in the folk style. Folklore motifs are also present in the decor of the wedding hall or the immediate surroundings, if the wedding takes place outside. Bouquets that look like freshly harvested from the fields, ears placed in transparent jars, as well as a bonfire at midnight - these are the accents that will certainly help guests feel the atmosphere of a Slavic wedding.

Slavic wedding in the picturesque scenery of the Sudetes

Calm, fairy-tale, mountain scenery and ubiquitous nature are conducive to organizing weddings with a Slavic theme. A Slavic wedding requires a unique setting. Depending on the season and the preferences of the bride and groom, the ceremony can take place outdoors and in perfectly prepared interiors, thematically referring to the Slavic culture. 

Our ancestors, true precursors of slow life, cultivated his ideas also in the culinary area. Today, there are still places where wedding dishes are not only delicious, but also prepared from the highest quality ingredients. This menu is served by the masters of the culinary arts of Dwór Korona Karkonoszy. In addition, the picturesque location of this unique place, surrounded by mountains and waterfalls, is conducive to introducing the newlyweds and invited guests into a unique mood.

If you are considering organizing a wedding in the Slavic style, try to see every detail through the eyes of your imagination. what do you see? Close your eyes and visualize a majestic landscape of mountains, lush green forests and blue sky above you. A neighborhood full of harmony and peace, the silence of which is interrupted only by the sounds of nature - isn't it a perfect scenery where your Slavic wedding could take place! Sounds too good to be real? This place really exists. We invite you to Dwór Korona Karkonosze.