faqs

Friday & Saturday

As the venue is located in the countryside, we have arranged accommodation for all guests to make the weekend as easy and enjoyable as possible.

We will be contacting guests individually to let you know which hotel you will be staying at.

To help cover part of the cost, we kindly ask guests to contribute £80 per person per night towards the accommodation. Further details will be provided shortly.

Arriving earlier/staying later?

Like many of you, we’ll be arriving in Prague a few days before the wedding and will be staying at The Cloud One Hotel Prague. We would love for guests to join us there if you would like to.

We have arranged a special rate for our guests, and rooms can be booked for one night or longer depending on your travel plans. Of course, there is absolutely no obligation to stay there, we simply wanted to share the option with you.

Price

• Single room: 3,700 CZK / night

• Double room: 3,750 CZK / night

How to book

Please make your reservation directly with the hotel via email:
res.prague@the-cloud-one.com

Include the booking code:
TCO Jess&Joe Wedding26

Additional details

• Price does not include breakfast

• Breakfast is available for an additional 480 CZK per person / day (please arrange it directly with the hotel when booking)

We kindly ask guests to book their own flights for the wedding.

If you would like any advice on which flights to book, or would like help coordinating travel times with other guests, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re really happy to help where we can.

Prague Airport (Václav Havel Airport) is around 30 minutes from the city centre.

There are several easy ways to travel between the two:

Taxi / Uber

The simplest option is to take a taxi or order an Uber/Bolt directly from the airport. This usually takes around 25-35 minutes, depending on traffic.

Airport Bus + Metro

If travelling from the airport, you can take Bus 59 from the airport to Nádrazí Veleslavín, where you can connect to the Metro Line A (Green Line) into the city centre.

Airport Express Bus

The Airport Express (AE) bus runs directly between the airport and Prague Main Railway Station (Hlavní nádraží), which is centrally located.

Information about travel tickets can be found here - Where can I buy a public transport ticket? | Vaclav Havel Airport Prague, Ruzyne

If you would like any help planning your route or coordinating with other guests arriving at a similar time, let us know!

The wedding venue is located in the countryside, approximately a 1 hour drive from Prague city centre and 1 hour 15 minutes from Prague Airport.

To help make things as easy as possible, we have arranged some transport for guests across the weekend.

Friday
Coaches have been arranged to collect guests from outside Cervený Jelen (Hybernská 1034/5, 110 00 Nové Město) in Prague at 19:00 on Friday evening and take you to arranged accommodation near the venue.

This is completely optional, so please feel free to join if it suits your plans.

Saturday – Wedding Day

All transport between hotels and the venue on the wedding day will be arranged, so there is no need to organise taxis.

Sunday
Coaches will be arranged to take guests from their hotels back to Prague city centre at 11:00.

Travelling Independently
If you would prefer to make your own way to the venue, car hire is available from Prague Airport. 

Friday Evening

If you’re joining us on Friday night, the dress code is casual.

Saturday – Wedding Day

The dress code for the wedding is Black Tie. Tuxedos/dinner suits and evening dresses are encouraged.

Please kindly avoid wearing white or green, as these colours are reserved for the wedding party.

Prague in October is beautiful but can be chilly, particularly in the evenings. We would suggest bringing a coat/warm layer.

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for, and we truly mean that. We are simply looking forward to celebrating the weekend with the people we love most.

However, if you would like to mark the occasion with a gift, we would be incredibly grateful for a donation to Jessie’s Fund, a charity that is close to our hearts.

Jessie’s Fund helps children and young people with complex needs and serious illness to communicate, learn and express themselves through music. The charity works with schools, hospitals and hospices to provide specialist instruments, training and musical opportunities that can have a profound impact on wellbeing, confidence and connection.

Jess is proud to be a Trustee of Jessie’s Fund and has been lucky enough to see first hand the incredible impact their work has on children and families.

More info about Jessie’s Fund, including how you can donate, can be found on their website - https://jessiesfund.org.uk

Currency

Czechia uses the Czech Koruna (CZK). Cards are widely accepted in most bars, restaurants and shops, but it's worth carrying some cash for smaller places and markets.

Getting Around

Prague is a very walkable city and most of the main sights are within easy reach of each other on foot. Trams are a great option for longer journeys (a 24-hour travel ticket costs around 120 CZK).

Tipping

When in restaurants and bars, the custom is to state the total including tip out loud before paying, rather than leaving coins on the table. Around 10% is standard.