ZOFIA & MATEJ WEDDING
30 December 2026
Prague, Czechia
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Panny Marie Sněžné
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Prague Main Station (Cafe Foyer)
FAQ
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In short: #004d24 and #ffd700
In full: Semi-formal. The main colours are emerald green and golden. The interpretation is yours!
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No, there is no specific gift-list. Please bear in mind that we have to go back home to Brussels by train, so we cannot bring too many things back with us (but e. g. money in an envelope is easy to carry ;).
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Special moment for gifts, wishes, flowers, photos and tears of joy will be organised after coming together to the party venue.
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There will be no sitting diner, but there is place to sit and there will be diner buffet. We hope everyone’s home base will be dance floor and we’ll have fun all along the evening!
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Yes, your children are absolutely welcomed.
However, we will not organize special attractions for the kids. Most probably there will be special place dedicated for children, and if you wish you can bring some toys or other gadgets.
Babies shall be no probem either - there is a special changing station in the restroom and probably you will manage to find a calm place to leave your sleeping baby in the stroller (and there is an easy access for the strollers).
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There will be special transport provided.
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What New Year s Eve? You should party like there is no tomorrow on December 30…
We work on it, and we need all your ideas and suggestions too!
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Fill the music dedication box ; call us if you have special ideas ; put your best mood and enjoy the party with us!
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Yes, we would like you to join us for the brunch - the time and location will be provided later.Item description
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Of course! There is a big cloackroom where you can leave your jacket, your umrella, your snowshoes and your foldable bike (if needed) ; also babie's stroller or your big luggage.
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Of course! Everyone is welcome at the church ceremony, remember tha Matej is also a non-religious person! We will try to provide the essential explanations too.
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Yes.
About the venue
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The Church of Our Lady of the Snows in Prague's New Town was founded in the 14th century by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to commemorate his coronation. Charles envisioned it as the grandest and tallest church in Prague—surpassing even St. Vitus Cathedral.
Due to the disruption of the Hussite Wars, only the high presbytery (chancel) was completed. As a result, the church appears unusually tall for its length, representing only a fraction of the grand building Charles IV originally planned.
Its altar is tallest in Prague.
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The Fanta Building (Fantova budova) serves as a grand architectural witness to Prague’s modern history. Built between 1901 and 1909 to replace an outgrown neo-Renaissance terminal, the station was conceived as the imperial gateway to Bohemia.
