Polish wedding traditions

Interested in incorporating Polish wedding traditions into your big day? Keep reading to learn more about these important big-day customs.

To make sure newbies know what to expect, I have put together a list of five things you should know before attending a Polish wedding.

In the Polish tradition, not only we greet bride and groom right after they walk out of church but also when they enter the reception site. The history behind it is, that newly weds after the ceremony had an elaborate party waiting for them in groom's house. That's where both of the families had a chance to welcome the newly married couple for the first time in their family house. The welcoming greeting was done by parents right in front of the house or in the doorstep. It was done in symbol…

Jakub and Emily met in 2018 at a Theology on Tap night at a Catholic church in Cedar Rapids. The two quickly bonded over IPAs and long Sunday morning runs. As their relationship blossomed, they began to blend cultures. Jakob immigrated to the States in 2005, bringing with him the language, food, and Polish traditions. And without surprise, when these two got married, it was without a doubt going to be quite the Polish party.

Polish wedding traditions may seem a bit extravagant, but they are real fun! Let's have a look at 5 most important facts about wedding in Poland.

Traditional Wedding of Polish Highlanders - Imgur

Learn about the filling, comforting foods that fuel Polish wedding celebrations. See classic recipes for meat rolls, pierogi dumplings, pickled treats, vodka and more.

Polish wedding traditions may seem a bit extravagant, but they are real fun! Let's have a look at 5 most important facts about wedding in Poland.