Romantic sunsets, beautiful beaches, crystal-clear seas and picturesque landscapes make Greece an unforgettable setting for a wedding. From the islands of the Aegean and the Ionian Sea to charming mainland villages and historic towns, couples can choose from an extraordinary variety of places to celebrate their special day.
Santorini, Rhodes, Crete and Corfu are among the most popular Greek wedding destinations, but there are many more beautiful locations to consider. Small seaside chapels, traditional village churches, historic Byzantine churches and picturesque churches perched above the sea can provide a memorable setting for a wedding ceremony.
Choosing the right church and location can be overwhelming, especially with so many beautiful options available. This guide brings together some of the most charming wedding churches in Greece, helping you find a setting that suits your celebration, whether you dream of a ceremony by the sea, in a mountain village, surrounded by nature or in a historic location.
Browse the featured churches, use the filters to narrow your choices by region or setting, and explore their locations on the interactive map to find inspiration for your Greek wedding.
Yes, foreign couples can get married in Greece, provided they meet the legal requirements and obtain the necessary documents. The exact procedure depends on the couple's nationality and whether they are having a civil or religious ceremony. Couples planning an Orthodox wedding should also contact the church or diocese well in advance to confirm the requirements for a religious ceremony.
The best church depends on the type of wedding setting you are looking for. Greece has picturesque seaside chapels, traditional village churches, mountain churches, historic churches and small island chapels. Our selection features some of the most scenic and atmospheric churches and chapels suitable for couples planning a wedding in Greece.
Foreign couples can have an Orthodox wedding in Greece, but they must meet the requirements of the Greek Orthodox Church. These can include specific documents, certificates and procedures concerning the couple's religious status and previous marriages. Requirements may vary depending on nationality and the local diocese, so couples should contact the relevant church well before the wedding.
Seaside wedding churches can be found throughout Greece, particularly on the islands and along the country's extensive coastline. Many small chapels are located beside the sea, overlooking bays or on scenic coastal sites. Our directory includes churches in a variety of settings, making it easier to find a location that matches the atmosphere you want for your wedding.
Yes, couples can get married in many small chapels and remote churches, but permission and availability must be confirmed with the relevant parish or diocese. Some picturesque chapels have limited facilities and may have specific requirements for ceremonies. It is therefore important to arrange the ceremony well in advance.
Greek islands are particularly popular for weddings, but beautiful churches can also be found in mainland destinations, traditional villages, historic towns and mountain areas. Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Corfu and Rhodes are among the well-known wedding destinations, while many lesser-known locations offer equally picturesque churches and a quieter setting.
Discover more of Greece beyond its wedding churches, from beautiful villages and historic old districts to impressive castles, towers and traditional mountain villages filled with authentic character and timeless charm.
