Weddings at the palace
Your day in a place that remembers four centuries
A ceremony beneath a floral arch before the palace, a reception in restored halls, photos by the moat and along the park avenues — all in one place.
A wedding that looks like no other
A Renaissance fortified manor from 1602, rebuilt as a Baroque palace in the 18th century — a setting that needs no decoration to impress. The restored halls hold up to 200 guests.
The palace is surrounded by a park with romantic paths, old trees, a moat and a gazebo — a ready-made backdrop for wedding photos in every season.
We organise the wedding from start to finish and tailor it to you. Before you decide, we invite you for a free consultation and viewing.
- guests in the halls
- up to 200
- of park around the palace
- 4 ha
- guest rooms for the wedding night
- 5
What the palace gives you
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Halls for up to 200
Restored halls for an intimate reception or a large wedding.
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Ceremony on site
A registrar or priest can come to the palace — no travelling between venues.
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Picture-perfect setting
Park, moat, avenues and gazebo right outside the hall.
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Stay at the palace
Five guest rooms for the couple and their closest family.
Ceremony
A ceremony in the palace garden
A ceremony in the palace grounds suits couples who want something different. A registrar or a priest can come to the palace.
The reception can be held outdoors too — with an alternative ready in case of bad weather.
Reception
Halls that impress in person and on camera
Vaulted, columned halls and stone walls allow many styles — from classic white to rustic elegance.
Every couple is different, so we start with a conversation about your vision.
- Consultation and a free viewing
- Full organisation of the reception
- A menu from our own kitchen
- Overnight stays in the guest rooms
Wedding photos
Moat, avenues, gazebo and ancient trees
The palace and park offer many ready-made shots within a few minutes' walk: the pink façade reflected in the moat, the baroque portal, magnolias, stone balustrades and forest paths.
Gallery
Questions couples ask
How many guests do the halls hold?
The restored halls accommodate up to 200 people.
Can the ceremony take place at the palace?
Yes — a registrar or priest can come to the palace, and both ceremony and reception can be held outdoors.
Can we see the palace before deciding?
Of course — we invite you for a free consultation and viewing.
Can guests stay overnight?
The palace has five individually furnished guest rooms.
Weddings
Book a free viewing of the palace
Tell us your preferred date and guest numbers — we will reply with availability and suggest a viewing.
+48 76 850 74 96 +48 603 958 547 info@palac-warmatowice.plWarmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie 33a, 59-223 Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie
We speak Polish, German and English.
Where shall we start?
Choose an occasion — we'll guide you through a few simple questions. It takes less than a minute.
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Guest rooms
All rooms
Every room has its own colour, its own view and its own character.
Guest roomWhite Room
Bright and calm, with a glass-walled bathroom and moat views — made for couples.
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Guest roomRed Room
Classic, with wallpaper in shades of red and morning sun from the east.
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Guest roomApartment
A sunny apartment with a kitchenette and pond views — ideal for longer stays.
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Guest roomGreen Room
An antique four-poster bed and windows onto a park where fallow deer roam.
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Guest roomGold Room
An eclectic interior with baroque furniture and views of the moat and park.
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