Yes, all the info that you're seeking is here:
Częstochowa, St. Barbara's parish, 5pm (13) 25 July 1894. Witnesses: Ignacy Sosiński, blacksmith, aged 42 & Antoni Konopka, shoemaker, aged 29. Bridegroom: Szczepan Brzeczkowski, bachelor, aged 20, born at the village and parish of Krzywosądz in the Warsaw district, son of Wojciech Brzeczkowski, gardener and Mary Chmielewska. Bride: Stanisława Piżgalska [such spelling here both in Russian and Polish], virgin, aged 19, born in Częstochowa in St. Zygmunt's parish, living now in St. Barbara's parish with her parents Jan Piżgalski and Bronisława Kulińska. This is followed by the standard info about the (three) banns, no canonical impediments, no premarital agreement, name of the vicar who signed the act himself, as all the others were illiterate, etc.
And here you have the baptism of Stanisława:
www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY...362482201&cc=2115410
born 26 April 1874 in Nowa Częstochowa of Jan [now] Pirzgalski, shoemaker, aged 25 and Bronisława Kulińska, aged 19
and the marriage of Jan and Bronisława 5 Feb 1873:
www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY...362451101&cc=2115410
Jan [now] Pierzgalski, aged 23 and 4 months, bachelor, born in Nowa Częstochowa of Leopold Pierzgalski and Marianna Krzymińska + Bronisława [now] Kalińska, aged 19, born in Nowa Częstochowa of Ludwik and Marianna/Julianna Palutkiewicz
The earlier records are in Polish, so you'll be able to easily find the baptism records of Jan (c1849) and Bronisława (c1852) in the same parish and then possibly the marriages of their respective parents and so on, and so forth... Good luck!
PS: Leopold and Marianna were married in 1835 (act 47); Ludwik and Julianna in 1846 (act 91)