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BASIA I MISZKE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2026 Wedding minifestival THE WARMEST PLACE WITHIN 5 KM OF THE ALLEGEDLY OLDEST TREE IN POLAND, WHICH SHARES ITS NAME WITH ONE OF THE DJS Dance floor • Forest • Beach • Sauna TYING THE KNOT

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Flight plan

Saturday, 19 September

  1. From 10 AM

    Arrival

    Give yourselves time to pitch your tent and take a slow walk in the forest. We want to begin the ceremony without rushing and share it fully with you.

  2. 1:30 PM

    Hen and stag memories and wishes

    There was no hen or stag party. Before the ceremony, we'll meet in two circles, one with Basia and one with Miszke. We'd love to hear your wishes, a piece of advice or a memory.

  3. 3 PM

    Ceremony

    Dress comfortably and festively. Put your phones away — the photographers will take care of the pictures. We want to be fully there with you.

  4. 4:30 PM

    Dinner

    After the ceremony a ready-made dinner awaits everyone.

  5. 5:50 PM

    Dance stage

    Music plays from 5:50 PM until 3 AM.

    Line-up

  6. 6 PM

    Sauna

    We're firing up the sauna and the hot tub. If it's cold, we'll do it earlier.

  7. Night

    Borscht, żurek and toasties

    When you get hungry at night, two hot soups, a mountain of bread, cheese, ham and a big toaster will be waiting in the kitchen.

  8. 3 AM

    The main party runs till three

Sunday, 20 September

  1. 10 AM–12 PM

    Breakfast

  2. 12 PM
    Gabi

    Yoga with Gabi

    Bring your mats.

  3. 1 PM

    Making pizza together in the clay oven

    If you'd like to help, an apron will come in handy - flour and tomato sauce guaranteed.

  4. Evening

    See you soon

    You can stay in the forest until the evening.

Line-up

Saturday, 5:50 PM to 3 AM

  1. El Delfin
    5:50 PM

    El Delfin

    Special performance

  2. Tondi
    6–7 PM

    Tondi

    Hybrid live act

  3. Primal Touch
    7–8:30 PM

    Primal Touch

    Organic house

  4. ej.nadyjka
    8:30–10 PM

    ej.nadyjka

    Ethno, organic

  5. SeeJ
    10–11:30 PM

    SeeJ

  6. pucenty
    11:30 PM–1 AM

    pucenty

    Dark techno

  7. brudny spajki
    1–3 AM

    brudny spajki

    Something else

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What to wear

The dress code is festival-forest: comfortable, colourful, shoes that will survive a meadow and a forest. We encourage barefoot dancing, but it can get chilly, so we still recommend bringing warm shoes. Leave the heels at home. Below is a handful of inspiration: colours, patterns, glitter on your face, a poncho for a chilly evening. Encouragement, not instructions.

The photos are from summer festivals. In mid-September it may be a fair bit cooler here, especially in the evening.

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Szmatex

If you have clothes that don't quite suit you but you could lend them to someone else, bring them to the szmatex. There'll be one clothes rail where you can borrow something or make your own clothes available to others.

Getting there

Dzika Sauna - Zaczarowany Las, Dębowa, 26-050 Zagnańsk, Poland

Zaczarowany Las (the Enchanted Forest) is a place tucked among the trees, made with people and nature in mind.

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Your stay in the forest

We have a beautiful spot in the forest for your tent or camper — you can stay until Sunday evening. Your stay, food and lodging at Zaczarowany Las are free. You're welcome & enjoy!

Sleeping

We camp festival-style: in our own tents, campers or cars in the Zaczarowany Las grounds. There will also be shared sleeping spaces: a yurt and a communal nest (barłóg). For parents who'd like to come with a little one, we can offer heated wooden cabins - message Basia for more info.

Food

Facilities

Sauna and pond

In the very heart of the forest there is a sauna and a tiny pond - perfect for a morning dip, cooling off after the sauna, or a moment of rest between dances.

What to bring

Weather

Dębowa, 18–20 September

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Sleeping and camp

Kitchen

Sauna and hygiene

Clothes

Extras

FAQ

Is there a more formal dress code for the ceremony itself?

No.

What about nudity in the sauna?

We don't wear swimsuits in the sauna. If you prefer, you can wrap yourselves in a towel. Swimsuits are allowed in the hot tub. Nudity will be present here; we treat it as natural and non-sexual. We'll take care of interesting scents and props for the sauna sessions.

What about gifts?

You know us well, but this you might not know: usually, when we're heading to a wedding, we make two frantic stops before the ceremony: a stationery shop (for a card and an envelope) and an ATM.

Treat this trip like a fun weekend away with friends: sleeping, the sauna and food are on us. If you'd like to give us something, we'd be very happy — there will be an anonymous piggy bank on site, collecting for our honeymoon. Something creative, personal or handmade will be great too. What matters most to us is spending the day together.

A performance is also a great gift idea. If you'd like to present something to us, let us know in advance so we can find the right moment for it.