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YOU'RE INVITED
We're getting married and would love to celebrate with you. Expect good food, plenty of drinks and a proper party. Here's everything you need to know.
The wedding
Join us for a beer on Friday evening before Saturday's celebrations. A chance to spend some time together and see everyone before the wedding day begins.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
There's no colour scheme or theme, so wear whatever you like.
Friday: Smart casual. Think jeans or trousers with a polo, shirt or T-shirt, or the equivalent.
Saturday: Time to dress up! We're going for cocktail attire.
This one is 18+. We're planning a fairly serious party, so it's probably not the right setting for younger guests.
Plus-ones are very welcome - just add yours when you RSVP.
Please don't feel you need to bring us anything - we're very happy just to have you there. But if you'd like to give us something, you can contribute to making our honeymoon outrageously fancy.
Bank details coming soon.
We'll set up a WhatsApp group before the wedding for updates, logistics and whatever else comes up.
You'll be added closer to the date.
Visiting Prague
Prague is beautiful, and this list could easily be much longer. These are a few places we'd recommend starting with.
Best early or late in the day, when it's a little quieter. Cross the bridge and keep walking through Malá Strana for narrow streets, old houses, hidden gardens and views up towards the castle.
One of Prague's must-sees, and not just for the cathedral. Walk through the castle grounds, stop by Golden Lane, then enjoy the views back over the city.
A classic for a reason. The Astronomical Clock gets the attention, but the square has plenty more to see - historic facades, church towers, and some of Old Town's best streets nearby.
For a slightly old-school, cinematic Prague moment, head to Náplavka. Sit by the river, grab something from LAB, feed the swans, and if the weather is good, get out on the water in a pedal boat.
Unsurprisingly, the groom's pick involves a hill, a long walk and plenty of greenery. Petřín has all three, plus some great views over Prague along the way.
There are plenty of places to stay in Prague, but these are two hotels we know personally and can recommend.
Prague is easy to get around, whether you use public transport or a taxi app.
The tram is often the simplest option for getting around Prague. Tickets also work on the metro.
Uber, Bolt and Liftago all work well in Prague and are the easiest taxi apps to use. We also recommend taking a cab to the wedding venue, Na Kmíně, which is around 30 minutes from the city centre.
Please Respond
We can't wait to celebrate with you — please let us know if you'll be joining us by filling out the form below.
The RSVP form (name, attendance, meal choice) will appear here.
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