Love / Wedding in Szczecin recommendations. How long before must the documents be provided to the registry office? [18]

Hi,

I agree with Harry regarding acceptance of documents, Best to check with the registry office and Embassy in Warsaw. Also note that as you are not a native Polish speaker you will need a court registered translator when you apply for the marriage at city hall and at the wedding ceremony.

I will send you a link to a photographer that I used in the next 24 hours

Cheers

Neil

Love / Wedding in Szczecin recommendations. How long before must the documents be provided to the registry office? [18]

Hi,

I was married in Szczecin last May. It's really important that you allow plenty of time for various documents. I would suggest that you call the UK Embassy in Warsaw or check out their website (which is a little confusing) before you make any other arrangements.

As far as wedding venues are concerned, it really depends on what you are looking for and what you are prepared to spend.

Good luck :-)

Life / Anyone living in Szczecin? What's the city like? [69]

Hi,
Agree with everything you say.

Interesting what you said about the new shopping centre, I wondered why they stopped I thought they ran out of money

Life / Anyone living in Szczecin? What's the city like? [69]

Hi,
I'm a Brit and have lived in Szczecin for 3 years. Bad news ... very few brits but seems to be growing slowly in the time I have been here I know only 3, Many of the buildings are in bad condition and in need of renovation but it all comes down to cash. The good news is that it has a good shopping centre and it's easy to get to the coast or to Berlin. We go shopping in Germany for wine and a few other items and the Germans come to Szczecin for lot's of food and fags. The local government seems to have woken up and are doing quite a bit of civil engineering (with the help of EC money) Lastly, there's a large number of 18-25 year old's her as it's a university city