Krivoklat Castle
Krivoklat castle is one of the oldest and most significant castles built by the Czech dukes and kings, the beginnings of which date back to the 12th century.
There is also a precious collection of Gothic panel paintings and works of sculpture in the castle, and it is also possible to see the collections provided by the Furstenberks in the 19th century and at the start of the 20th century, including pictures and an extensive library. There is a former prison and torture chamber in Krivoklat, worthy of mention as well as a rather unique and impressive black kitchen in the tower, called Huderka, with an observation terrace.
Venue details:
- Civil Ceremony Only
- Approximately 60 minutes from Prague
- Weddings are possible on Friday and some Saturdays
- Ceremony Only Possible; Return to Prague for reception and accommodation
For civil ceremonies, the capacity of the ceremony hall is ideally for 30 people, with a maximum of 50, and chairs for only a few close family members, as this is the typical Czech tradition and style. The length of the ceremony is 20 minutes.
- Package does not include costs for obtaining documents required from client before the wedding (Birth Certificate - No impediment to marry). Each nationality is different - for details please contact us.
- Additional fee applies to divorced persons or those who have legally changed their name during the course of their life.
- Please check with the PragueWeddings team for latest prices on all the extra services. All prices subject to change without notice.
- Prices are valid for U.S., Irish and British citizens. All others please enquire for additional costs that might be required for extra paperwork.
- It is necessary for the bride and groom to arrive in Prague 2 -3 working days prior to the wedding day for civil ceremonies and 3 days for church ceremonies to visit local offices and finish up paperwork. For exceptions please enquire.
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