Night Life

Night Life · International weddings

An English-speaking wedding band for your wedding in Poland

When families from different countries share one dance floor, music and hosting become the common language. We play and host so that every guest feels part of the night – wherever they flew in from.

Couple dancing with international guests at a wedding in Poland

Night Life is a wedding band from Warsaw, Poland, with a saxophone, a DJ and a host who speaks fluent English. We play weddings where families and friends from different countries come together – in Warsaw and all over Poland.

What you get

How we host in two languages

Bilingual hosting doesn't mean translating every sentence. The key moments – welcome, toast, first dance, cake, speeches – are announced in both languages, briefly and clearly. Nobody feels left out and the evening doesn't turn into a series of speeches.

Before the wedding we agree on the right balance between the two languages. Hosting a wedding with ten international guests is different from one where they are half the room.

Polish traditions, explained to your guests

Many Polish wedding customs surprise international guests: bread and salt at the door, "Sto lat", "Gorzko, gorzko!", oczepiny after midnight and a party that goes on until dawn. A short announcement before each one is enough for everyone to join in. Share our guide Polish wedding traditions explained with your guests before the big day.

Bread and salt welcome for the newlyweds, with Adrian from Night Life hosting on the microphone
The bread and salt welcome, hosted on the microphone so every guest knows what is happening.

Music that connects

We play the songs guests from any country know: ABBA, Earth, Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, Daft Punk, Dua Lipa – the 70s, 80s and today – plus a few Polish songs so the Polish side of the family gets its sing-along moments. See the full repertoire.

Hear us live

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A typical evening

  1. Welcome and toast – bread and salt, "Sto lat", a short bilingual welcome.
  2. Dinner – smooth jazz and soul at conversation volume.
  3. First dance – live or to the original recording.
  4. Live sets until 1 am – classics, funk, disco, Latin and current hits.
  5. DJ set until 5 am – current hits and club sounds.

Read the full walkthrough in The music of a Polish wedding, step by step.

FAQ

Do you host weddings in English?

Yes. We host international weddings bilingually, in English and Polish. Key announcements are made in both languages – without translating every sentence.

Can we plan the wedding with you in English?

Yes. Adrian, who hosts the evening, speaks English. We can talk through your running order and music in English, Polish or both.

What music do you play at international weddings?

Mostly international hits and timeless classics that guests from different countries know, plus a few Polish songs for the Polish side of the family. See our full repertoire.

What about oczepiny and other Polish traditions?

It's your call. Oczepiny can be short, modern or skipped entirely. If you keep them, we briefly explain to international guests what's happening.

How long does a Polish wedding last?

Often until the early morning. With us, the live band plays until 1 am and the DJ continues until 5 am.

Do you play outside Warsaw?

Yes, all over Poland. Travel within 50 km of Warsaw is included; for longer distances we add travel and the band's accommodation.

How do we book?

Send us your date and venue. A contract and a PLN 1,000 deposit secure the date.

Planning an international wedding in Poland? Write to us in English or Polish. We will reply the same day, talk through the details and tailor the hosting to your guests. Ask about your date

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