The road into Logarska Dolina, with the limestone wall of the Kamnik–Savinja Alps beyond

We're getting married

Alejandra & Urban

Saturday, 28 August 2027

Hotel Plesnik · Logarska Dolina · Slovenia

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After years of collecting places together, we're bringing everyone we love to our favourite one — a glacial valley at the end of the road in the Slovenian Alps, where the mountains close in on three sides and the evenings are long and quiet.

We would be honoured to have you there. This page will grow as the day takes shape; for now, save the date and let us know if you can come.

Alejandra and Urban standing in front of Hotel PlesnikAlejandra and Urban by the chapel in Logarska Dolina at dusk

The weekend

Everything happens in one place, which keeps it simple: arrive, and then stay put.

The day

Saturday, 28 August 2027. The ceremony and the celebration both take place at Hotel Plesnik, so once you arrive there is nowhere else to be.

The place

Hotel Plesnik sits in the middle of Logarska Dolina, a glacial valley in the Kamnik–Savinja Alps in northern Slovenia, near Solčava. It's a protected landscape park — a few farms, a lot of meadow, and the Rinka waterfall at the valley head.

Where to stay

We have taken the whole hotel and the villas beside it, so there is a bed for everyone. Tell us in your RSVP which nights you need and we will hold a room.

€75 per person per night, breakfast included.

How the weekend runs

Friday 27 August

  1. 20.00Pre-boda barbecue outside — a relaxed evening to put faces to names before the day itself.

Saturday 28 August

  1. MorningYours. The hotel spa is open, or the valley is right outside the door.
  2. 14.00The ceremony, and then dinner and dancing until late.

Sunday 29 August

  1. MorningBreakfast all together, before everyone scatters.
  2. 11.00Checkout.

A rough shape rather than a timetable — the details will firm up closer to the day.

Hotel Plesnik below the forested slopes of the valley
Hotel Plesnik, at the head of the valley.Open in Google Maps →

Getting there

The valley looks close to Ljubljana on a map, but the Kamnik–Savinja Alps sit in between and every road goes around them. Allow more time than the distance suggests.

SLOVENIJALjubljanaLJU · 1 h 19 · 61 kmKlagenfurt, AustriaKLU · 1 h 15 · 65 kmGraz, AustriaGRZ · 2 h 15 · 153 kmZagreb, CroatiaZAG · 3 h 04 · 234 kmTrieste, ItalyTRS · 2 h 45 · 194 kmVenice, ItalyVCE · 4 h 18 · 310 kmLogarska dolina
Driving time to the valley from the nearest airports.

RSVP

A first head count, more than a final answer — it helps us plan. You can come back and change your reply any time; submitting again with the same email simply updates it.

RSVP

Please reply by 1 June 2027 so we can confirm numbers with the hotel.

About you

Will you join us?

Food
Who is coming with you

Please name everyone, and give their food details too — the caterer needs a count per person, not a total.

Staying over

We have taken the whole hotel and the villas around it. Tell us which nights you need and we will hold a room — we will sort out who goes where.

€75 per person per night, breakfast included.

Would you like a room?

Anything else

Getting there

Flying in

Ljubljana is the obvious choice, though Klagenfurt is marginally closer by road and Graz is often cheaper. Zagreb and Venice are long drives — worth it only if the fare justifies them.

  • Klagenfurt, Austria KLU1 h 15 · 65 km
  • Ljubljana LJU1 h 19 · 61 km
  • Graz, Austria GRZ2 h 15 · 153 km
  • Trieste, Italy TRS2 h 45 · 194 km
  • Zagreb, Croatia ZAG3 h 04 · 234 km
  • Venice, Italy VCE4 h 18 · 310 km

The last hour

There is no practical public transport into the valley, so everyone drives. The road in narrows to a single lane in places, and the landscape park charges a small vehicle fee in season. If you would rather not hire a car, say so in your RSVP and we will try to match you with someone who is driving.

Making a trip of it

Slovenia is small — you can cross it in about two hours. If you are flying this far, it is worth staying a few days. Times below are by car from the valley.

  • Ljubljana1 h 30

    A small, walkable capital on a river, with a castle above it and no hurry about anything.

  • Lake Bled1 h 34

    The island church and the clifftop castle. Busy in August — go early, or stay the night.

  • Lake Bohinj2 h 02

    Bled’s larger, quieter neighbour, inside Triglav National Park.

  • The Soča Valley2 h 25

    An improbably turquoise river, with gorges, rafting, and the Vršič pass on the way in.

  • Postojna & Škocjan caves2 h 00

    Kilometres of limestone caverns under the Karst; Škocjan is the wilder of the two.

  • Piran & the coast2 h 49

    Slovenia’s short stretch of Adriatic, with a Venetian town at the end of it.

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