We redesigned our website

We are excited to announce that we just launched an update to our website today. Since our last website refresh in 2009 (!) the technology and the expectations for how a website should function and look has changed dramatically. 

With all the commitments we've had during the past couple of years we kept postponing the upgrade. Only in 2020 with that involuntary break caused by epidemics we finally focused on it.

Our site stays visual and we believe that 90% of existing images are still there. The new responsive format is better suited for browsing across all types of devices ranging from desktops to tablets and smartphones. 

The URL is the same, take a look when you get a chance: http://doyouwed.me

Hope you like it.

Church wedding in Croatia

Our church weddings in Dubrovnik last year were hosted on various venues: a few town locations, a few islands and a few Cavtat weddings.

The central Dubrovnik venue is the St. Blaise church.

Church wedding in Dubrovnik, St. Blaise church  

Other really good in-town alternative is St. Ignatius Church. Architect Ignazzio Pozzo was inspired after Rome's Chiesa del Gesu.

Church wedding in Croatia, Church of St. Ignatius, Dubrovnik
(our we loved-so-much-bride E.R. from Dublin)

Out of town churches we like the most are St. Nicholaus Church in Cavtat. It's a typical Mediterranean church, charming and very intimate located right in the center of small coast town of Cavtat:

Irish church wedding in Croatia, wedding in Cavtat 2011

Church weddings in Croatia are fully recognized in Ireland. Check some further info at church weddings in Croatia.

Now something really special. A wedding on island of Lopud in Croatia, close to Dubrovnik (June 2011):

Church wedding on island of Lopud

Check here for civil weddings on island of Lopud, Croatia.

Make sure to check an excellent post from the blog by Dick and Jane in which they cover many Dubrovnik churches through great photos.