Due to its natural beauty, intriguing history and stunning architecture, it is no wonder many couples choose to have their weddings in Greece. As with any tourist destination, however, a “know before you go” policy is the best way to get the maximum possible enjoyment from your visit.
For example, did you know that some of the smaller Greek islands close down or have very limited tourist amenities during the winter months? In addition, ferry and other transportation services are reduced. Winter in Greece runs from November to early April; couples planning weddings in Greece should be aware of this to ensure they have the accommodations, transportation and other services they require.
June to August is hot and the tourists are pouring in. Weddings in Greece during the summer months are also popular. With both tourists and wedding guests eyeing prime accommodations and photographic locations, it would be prudent to book your venues far in advance.
For a wedding that uses nature’s beauty to highlight the ceremony, Oia is the location of choice. This Aegean Sea gem boasts one of (if not the) most beautiful sunsets in the world. Romantic, and a great location for photographs, Oia is a choice location for weddings in Greece.
There are many other beautiful places to have weddings in Greece. The Valley of the Butterflies on the Greek island of Rhodes, the always popular Mykonos island, and the stunning red beach of Santorini are just a few of the wonders that await you.
Weddings in Greece can be expertly arranged by Hellenic Holidays. With an intimate knowledge of the best Greece has to offer, the best times to travel, and little known details that can make your special day even more unique, Hellenic Holidays will make your wedding an unforgettable experience from moment you land on the island past the moment you say, “I do.”
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