September 2019 – ExclusiveWeddingsInPrague.com

Appoline and Stanislav

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Sept 2019

Wedding ceremony at St. Vithus cathedral, cocktail and reception at Lobkowicz palace

Burkina Fasso – Czech couple living in USA

110 guests

Photo by Cristiano Ostinelli

Video by Otash

Dear Andrea,

I wanted to take a moment to tell you how grateful we are for the amazing wedding planning you have done for us.

We couldn’t have done it without you and couldn’t hope for a better wedding planner. The results were astonishing and beyond what we hoped for.

I am sure many will say that you were just doing your job but I hope you know you are did more than that for us. You made our dreams come true and helped create unforgettable memories.

When we started working with you, I did not know what to expect. Not speaking the language and not knowing much about wedding planning, I felt overwhelmed at first but you made the process so much easier and more manageable.

You are not only good at what you do, but also you are always on top of things and everything was of quality. What I like the most about you is that you are honest and you care. Those are the amazing things about you that truly make you special.

I knew with you things were handled and I was always getting the best.

I hope to stay in touch and catch up over coffee or drinks the next time we are in Prague.

We wish you continued success in your business and will definitely recommend your services.

You are truly a great wedding planner and we loved working with you!

Thank you Andrea!

Appoline & Stanislav

Hi Andrea,

Sorry for the delayed response, we’re still slowly settling back. I hope all is well with you. We have returned and painfully getting back to reality.

We had such a great time and you are just amazing! 😍

Speak to you soon.

Appoline

Sabrina and Jan

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Sept 2019

Wedding ceremony, cocktail and reception at Villa Richter

Frenchcanadian – czech couple living in South Africa, 110 guests

Photo by Stepan Vrzala

Hello Andrea,

We are back in South Africa and we would like to thank you for all your hard work for our wedding.

You have pulled together an incredible event and really went the extra mile for us. Everyone at the wedding had a wonderful time, including us, as we were completely stress free because of you. Many complimented on the flawless organization, All the vendors you had recommended did an amazing job, really everything was absolutely perfect. I wish words could better describe how mind blowing everything was.

Many of our friends had such a great time that they want us to redo it all for our 5 year anniversary 🙂 Maybe 10… but in any case, you can be assured you will be the first one we call 🙂

With all our gratitude,

Jan & Sabrina

St. Nicholas church

Ceremony venues

Facts:

• type of ceremony – symbolic, protestant

• available dates and times – anytime, 10.00 a.m. – 3.00 p.m.

• capacity of the church is approx. 120 people

• length of the ceremony is around 30 min

• wedding ceremony is in English

Important note – wedding ceremonies at St. Nicholas church can be organised only for the members of Husitten church (at least one from the couple). All other couples must first have civil wedding ceremony either in their home country or at the Town Hall in Prague, after that they can receive blessing in this church.

About:

The current St. Nicholas church, designed by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, was completed in 1735. It wasn’t until 1901, when the Krenn House was demolished that the Baroque façade was visible from the older square. The white façade is decorated with sculptures made by Antonin Braun. The marvellous interior of the church is inspired by the chapel of St. Louis-des-invalides in Paris. The delicate stucco decoration was executed by Bernardo Spinetti, the frescos were made by Peter Adam the Elder.

In 1781, after emperor Jozef II ordoned the closure of all monasteries without a social function, all decoration in the church was removed. From 1870 to 1914, the church was used by the Russian orthodox congregation. During the second World War, Czech army units were stationed in the church. During that period, artists, who otherwise would have had to go to the front, were set to work by a colonel to restore the church. After the war, the church was handed over to the Czech Hussite movement.

Virtual tour from the St. Nicholas Church