The building of the former Bohemia brewery restaurant was built in 1891 as an attraction for visitors to the General Centennial Exhibition, when Bohemia was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Architect František Buldra designed the building for a site next to the left wing of the Industrial Palace. The 20th century and more recent years have been fairly turbulent for the Exhibition Grounds as a whole, but the Industrial Palace is currently in the final year of its renovation and the Bohemia Pavilion was successfully restored to its original beauty less than two years ago. As a result, it’s now possible to rent a space in a quiet and green part of Prague that has a style and character ideal for grand events like wedding receptions. With a capacity of 150 guests and modern facilities including a professional kitchen and sound system, it offers everything a wedding needs.

And we don’t want to go on about it – but the light! The outfits from the All Season Wedding Club collection are sure to shine here in any season and at any time of day. In fact, Tereza Rosalie Kladošová’s collection is designed to provide brides with outfits from morning to night (and even throughout the night). As Tereza’s own experience showed her, brides need a change of clothes or two during their big day. The outfits are a kind of starting point – working with the designer, you can bring your own ideas to bear. Pump up the pomp like a 19th-century empress!