Weddings & Honeymoons

If you do not wish to bring all your family and friends with you to the local town hall we can arrange for a reading of the vows in the grounds of Ikos Aria.

You will have to go to the local town hall firstly to make the legal ceremony; two witnesses are required (minimum 18 years old).

Upon return we can arrange for you to have the reading of the vows in one of our designated locations of your choice. Nothing legal is attached to this ceremony!

After the ceremony you might want to enjoy a glass of champagne and refreshments and maybe some snacks.

For more information contact our wedding planner: msarri@ikosresorts.com

Civil weddings can be conducted at the local Town Hall.

Two witnesses are required. (Minimum 18 years old).

For church weddings you need to be Greek Orthodox as we do not have other priests of other dogmas in the area.

Where to start?

Firstly you have to contact the Greek consulate in London and ask them to give you the information regarding the paperwork they require for a civil wedding in Greece.

Before you read the below legal requirements, it is important to understand that these requirements are set by the Greek government and not by us. Therefore they might change without further notice.

• Bride and groom passports (You must be older than 18years old).
• Bride and groom birth certificates.
• Wedding license, issued from your country, OR a Certificate of non-Impediment for both bride and groom.
• Divorce Certificate(s) if any.
• Legal documentation of name change (if applicable to your case).
• Widow/widower certificate (if applicable to your case).

All documents must be officially certified (legalized) by The Legalization Office, Apostil Seal (Hague convention of 5 October 1961).

Please attach together at the back of each of the documents. It is not acceptable to authenticate all your papers with only one Apostil.

You get your documents authenticated (Apostil Seal) from:

The Legalization Office (Milton Keynes)
Norfolk House (West)
437 Silbury Boulevard
Milton Keynes
MK9 2AH

Telephone: 01908 295 111
Fax: 01908 295 122

Opening hours: 09:30 – 15:30 Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.

E-mail: legalisationOffice@fco.gov.uk
Web: www.fco.gov.uk

All documents must be officially translated in Greek (except the passports). Translation and approval of the translation can be done by the Greek Consulate or the Greek Embassy of your country.