A couple celebrated tying the knot with a spectacular Alice in Wonderland-themed wedding reception. Natalia Kurzawa, 26, and her husband Rafael, 29, of Wroclaw, Poland, spent a year planning their Lewis Carroll-inspired celebration.The couple wed at a catholic church in Wroclaw before celebrating in the Polish city at the Art Hotel, which was transformed into the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. The venue featured brightly coloured flowers, mismatched teacups, grass covered tables, a topsy-turvy cake and playing cards. Following the tea party in April, Natalia and Rafael enjoyed an Alice in Wonderland-themed photoshoot and the couple were joined by their pet white rabbit, Bobo.
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