Together with our families
Hani & Kinga
would like to invite you to their wedding
Pałac Zdunowo · near Warsaw, Poland
Saturday, 7 August 2027
Kindly reply by 1 May 2027
The day
Final times will be confirmed here.
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~3 pm
Ceremony
At St Dominic’s church in Warsaw Służew. Exact time to follow.
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~4:30 pm
Welcome & garden cocktails
Drinks and toasts on the palace grounds at Pałac Zdunowo.
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~6:30 pm
Dinner in the gardens
An outdoor garden reception at the palace.
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~9 pm
First dance & party
Dancing under the stars, into the night.
Venue & travel
The ceremony
Kościół św. Dominika, Warsaw Służew
ul. Dominikańska 2, Warsaw (Służew)
The ceremony takes place in the Dominican church of St Dominic in Warsaw Służew. Please be seated 20 minutes before the start. The reception follows at Pałac Zdunowo, about an hour away. Transport details will follow.
Pałac Zdunowo
A historic palace in its own parkland, about 50 km northwest of Warsaw. The reception is held in the palace gardens.
Pałac Zdunowo, Zdunowo, Poland
Flying in
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Warsaw Modlin (WMI)
About 25 km from the venue. The closest airport, roughly 30 minutes by taxi. Served mostly by Ryanair.
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Warsaw Chopin (WAW)
About 60 km from the venue. Warsaw's main international airport, roughly an hour by car.
Taxis, driving & parking
Ride apps (Uber, Bolt, FreeNow) and taxis are the easiest option from either airport. If you prefer to drive, rental cars are available at both airports, and there is free on-site parking at the palace.
Shuttle
We may arrange transport between Warsaw and the palace. Details to follow.
Where to stay
Rooms at the palace
The palace has 20 stylish en suite rooms sleeping 47 guests in total. Rooms are booked directly with the palace. Tell us on your RSVP if you would like one. Rooms go first to families and guests travelling furthest.
Rooms are booked directly with the palace. Mention the wedding of Hani & Kinga, 7 August 2027.
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Good to know
Do I need a visa for Poland?
Poland is in the EU and the Schengen area. EU citizens can travel on an ID card. Guests travelling on a Jordanian passport will need a Schengen visa. Applications can take several weeks, so please start early. We're happy to send a personal invitation letter for your application. Just ask.
Are children welcome?
Warmly, yes. Kids are very welcome! Just include them in your RSVP so we can plan for them.
What if the weather turns?
The reception is planned outdoors in the gardens, with a covered option at the palace in case of rain. Late August near Warsaw is usually pleasant. Roughly 18–24 °C by day. But evenings cool down, so do bring a jacket or wrap.
What about money and payments?
Poland uses the Polish złoty (PLN), not the euro. Cards and phone payments are accepted almost everywhere. Including taxis and ride apps. So you'll rarely need cash.
Will I understand the ceremony?
Details to follow. Our families speak Polish, Arabic and English between them. We'll make sure nobody is lost, whichever language you speak.
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