Wedding Venues in Greece
Find the best wedding venues in Greece. Compare prices and packages for venues in Santorini, Mykonos, Athens, Paros and across Greece. Book the perfect venue today.
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Κτημα Φιλοκαλις
(2)·AthensStarting from45.0€One of the most beautiful wedding estates in Koropi, featuring a swimming pool, a chapel, and a stunning reception hall.
Set in nature and built with stone, wood, and elegant décor, Filokalis wedding estate is an excellent choice for your wedding reception.
The reception hall features a domed ceiling and is surrounded by glass, allowing unobstructed views of the panoramic scenery.
The venue can host your event all year round, whether it takes place on cold winter days or warm summer evenings.
In collaboration with selected catering partners, it offers delicious menu options, either seated or buffet-style, that will impress your guests.
Villa Elia Venue
(0)·MarkopouloWhere love meets the perfect setting.
An industrial-style estate with modern aesthetics, surrounded by greenery and just moments away from the sea of Porto Rafti. The luxurious 100 m² bridal suite offers newlyweds a private haven for preparation and relaxation, while the location provides easy access both to the airport and the enchanting church of Agia Marina.
🌿 At Villa Elia, every moment turns into an experience of romance, style, and warmth — a wedding backdrop you’ll never forget.
Apanemo
(0)·SkopelosWe are a restaurant and beach bar in Skopelos. Skopelos is an ideal island for both religious weddings and civil weddings by the sea. Our company offers the ideal venue by the sea for an island wedding. We undertake to organize your wedding as you dream. Our services are catering and bar. The capacity in the pool area is 220 people, and in the restaurant area up to 180 people.
Κτήμα Diamond
(0)·AthensDiamond Estate is an excellent destination for high-end events, combining the beauty of nature with impeccable organization. The outdoor area, rich in vegetation, offers a green oasis, ideal for weddings, baptisms, corporate events and any kind of social event, from brunches and cocktail parties to live BBQ and finger food events. Its capacity reaches up to 450 seated or 1,000 standing guests.
The romantic atmosphere is enhanced by the specially illuminated water fence and a spectacular lake with a waterfall, creating an enchanting setting that fascinates everyone. visitor. The space is decorated with lanterns, candles, ribbons and fabrics, offering an air of elegance and warmth.
In case of adverse weather conditions, the air-conditioned indoor hall is the perfect alternative. With a capacity of up to 300 seated or 450 standing guests (expandable), the room maintains a country chic style with vintage details. Large windows offer views of the outdoors and nature, allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of the landscape year-round.
Κτημα Γαια
Endorsed by 1 vendors(0)·KoropiThe ΄΄GAIA΄΄ estate has been operating since 2006, marking an excellent course in the field of receptions. It extends amphitheatrically over a green area of 10 acres with intense Mediterranean vegetation and elements of discreet luxury exuding from every corner of the estate.
Villa Lefkothea
(0)·Kea - TziaIf you've dreamed of your wedding on a small island in the Aegean sea, Kea is your destination. Weddings at Villa Lefkothea are held at the chapel of Taxiarches, nestled at the veranda of the Villa. on the top of Ioulida. Built in 1830, it has served as the family chapel for over four generations, holding all important ceremonies and orthodox festivities. We invite you to be part of the same long-lasting tradition, organizing your wedding or your kid's christening. Guests are welcomed at the threshing floor of the yard with homemade lemonade and refreshing water infused with mint leaves. The ceremony is held at the picturesque yard of the Chapel, perched at the north veranda of the Villa. After the mystery, the paved courtyards of Villa, stretching in three different levels, form the perfect place to host the reception with a hearty meal and your wedding party with lots of dancing, DJ or live music band. And the day after... celebrate your love in the privacy and intimacy of the Villa, enjoying unique moments just for the two of you. Honeymoon in Kea and Villa Lefkothea is a combination of traditional hospitality and romantic moments!
Gala Multi Events
(0)·AthensStarting from30.0€Gala is a space that we think will amaze you. Although it is on the main avenue, a few meters after going up our paved entrance you will see a completely natural environment with plane trees, mulberries, acacias, various fragrant flowers, a nature particularly rich in aromas. But the surprises don't stop there. After going up a small passage you will find yourself in a "square" that will surely remind you of something from the central square of the village, while somewhere there you can hear the waters of a waterfall. Nevertheless!!! for your reception, these are not enough.....we are not a venue....we just use a nice, maybe fairytale venue,...we will cook for you our delicious food,...we will make you "dance" with the best DJs. ...... but in the end what we do is ENTERTAIN you!!!!! A.G
Ktima Canyon
Endorsed by 1 vendors(0)·Crete - RethymnoThe Canyon estate is located in Rethymno amidst nature and wild beauty right next to a gorge. The 2-acre olive grove with the wooden house is ready to welcome you.
Greece Wedding Venues Guide
Choosing the right wedding venue in Greece can truly elevate your celebration and highlight the country’s renowned beauty and hospitality. Traditionally, many Greek couples hold their Orthodox ceremony at a church, then move to a separate venue for the reception. However, plenty of modern venues now feature their own on-site chapel, streamlining the day by hosting both the ceremony and the party in one location. Whether you prefer a lush estate in the countryside, a luxurious seaside resort, or a boutique hotel on an enchanting island, there’s an option to suit every style.
Venue Types
Estate venues, often called “ktima,” are popular for their expansive gardens, pools, and dedicated spaces for dining and dancing. Some even have private chapels where you can conduct the religious service. Beyond estates, Greece is brimming with hotels, both in big cities and on stunning islands—many offer packages that include catering, décor, and guest accommodations, minimizing logistical challenges. If your guest list is large, confirm the venue’s capacity and ask about parking, air conditioning, and any noise restrictions or curfew for music.
Best Timing
Deciding when to marry is also crucial. Summer is peak wedding season, with sunshine and warm temperatures but higher venue costs and early booking requirements, especially on islands like Santorini or Mykonos. Spring and autumn often provide milder weather and more availability, but you should always confirm the venue’s backup plan for unexpected rain or winds. If you’re planning a large event, aim to secure your venue nine to twelve months in advance, ensuring you have enough time to coordinate vendors and finalize details.
Budget Planning
Your budget will help shape your decision. Venue rental fees can range from a few thousand euros for a modest garden to much more for a luxury property with panoramic sea views or upscale amenities. Some places charge a flat rental fee plus per-person catering, while others offer all-inclusive wedding packages. Clarify exactly what’s included in the price—tableware, staffing, décor, or even entertainment—so you can compare options accurately. Also consider any special touches: do you want a fireworks display, a live band, or a late-night DJ set?
Final Choice
Ultimately, visit (or virtually tour) each candidate venue before committing. Pay attention to how it feels—can you envision yourself and your guests enjoying the space, from the ceremony (if onsite) to the first dance and beyond? Do the surroundings match your aesthetic, and does the staff seem responsive? Choosing a venue that resonates with your vision and covers essential practicalities can transform your Greek wedding into a once-in-a-lifetime affair, filled with laughter, delicious food, and heartfelt toasts under the Mediterranean sky.
Frequently Asked Questions about Wedding Venues
Q: When should I book a wedding venue in Greece?
A: Book your venue 12-18 months in advance, especially for popular weekend dates during peak season (May-October). The best venues in Santorini, Mykonos and Athens fill up quickly.
Q: How much does a wedding venue cost in Greece?
A: Wedding venue prices range from €2,000 to €15,000+, depending on location, capacity and amenities. Island venues tend to cost more, while mainland options offer great value.
Q: What should I ask when visiting a wedding venue?
A: Ask about capacity, what's included in the price (catering, equipment, DJ), timing restrictions, access, exclusive-use policy, rain plan, and noise restrictions.
Q: Indoor or outdoor wedding venue in Greece?
A: Greece offers stunning outdoor reception venues, but always have a rain plan. Many venues offer hybrid solutions (indoor + outdoor) with beautiful gardens, terraces and panoramic views.
Q: Can I have the ceremony and reception at the same venue?
A: Yes! Many venues in Greece offer both ceremony (chapel or civil wedding) and reception spaces, saving you time and transport costs between locations.