Nestled in the Aegean Sea, Hydra Port, a small and cosmopolitan Greek island, unfolds its crescent-shaped harbour and stone streets. Cars are absent, replaced by mules, donkeys, and taxi boats, creating a traffic-free haven.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Hydra was a thriving hub for artists and free spirits like novelist Axel Jensen, writers Charmian Clift and George Johnston, and the legendary Leonard Cohen. Fast forward to today, and this Greek gem still sizzles with its unique and magnetic vibes.

The wedding ceremony danced on the rocks just above sea level, guests soaking in the sultry scene from the balcony. The hotspot "Hydra Omilos" set the stage for the reception, offering a tantalizing view of the port.

Sultry white baby’s-breath flowers and garden roses adorned the celebration, adding a touch of modern glamour to the island's timeless charm. Hydra hasn't lost a beat—it continues to exude that same sexy allure, creating an unforgettable surprise for all involved.

Two New Yorkers chose to celebrate their marriage on Serifos Island, part of the Cyclades complex in the Aegean Sea. Serifos's untouched landscape provides an ideal setting for an authentic Greek island wedding experience.

The wedding ceremony took place in a private villa near Vagia Bay, where the sun bathes the Aegean Sea in a majestic red hue. The reception, held on the beach, offered the American guests an unprecedented sense of freedom. The floral design was kept minimal and elegant, featuring garden roses, delphinium, and preserved flowers that beautifully contrasted with the island's rocky terrain. Fairy lights softly illuminated the beachside dinner area, creating a magical atmosphere. The centrepiece of the decoration was a long ground flower arch that added a touch of grandeur to the ceremony.

Experience the sheer joy of a minimal and elegant wedding on this extraordinary island.

Step into the rich history of Andros Island, Greece, where ancient tales meld with the contemporary heartbeat of this vibrant paradise. This wedding is not merely a celebration; it's a fusion of past and present, an ode to the timeless allure of Andros.

The venue, a vineyard with a famous Kourtesis winery, breathes life into the celebration, adding another chapter to the island's narrative. The couple's artistic touch is evident in every detail, drawing inspiration from a carefully curated organic floral design and a special selection of flowers. The floral symphony features climatis, ami, firecracker, craspedia, scabiosa pot, astrantia, blue light delphinium, and eremurus. These blooms unfold like a story, intertwining with the island's amazing landscape.

The dinner tables, adorned with ceramic pots and candle holders curated by renowned Greek designers, speak volumes about the couple’s personalities. This personal touch reflects their artistic intake, seamlessly blending the island's creative spirit with their own. It adds a touch of elegant sophistication to the festivities—a marriage of tradition and modernity.

As the sun sets, casting a warm glow over the winery, the celebration unfolds—a modern tale rooted in the island's storied past. This wedding isn't just an event; it's a journey through time, where the couple's passion and history mingle with the artistic spirit of Andros.

Samantha’s and Daniel’s dream came true when they married on Santorini Island, one of the world's most famous islands. 

Santorini is the largest of the Cyclades group of Greek islands in the southern Aegean Sea. The island was the site of one of the largest volcanic eruptions, about 3,600 years ago, which left a large caldera surrounded by volcanic ash deposits hundreds of meters deep.

The island became the most loveable destination, especially for photographers and artists, for its sunlight and unique landscape. Its picturesque whitewashed houses and alleys vs its lava-black terrain give the visitor a rewarding, unique experience. The capital, Fira, is perched on the top edge of the caldera, 260m above sea level, offering a breathtaking view of the sea. Across the border of the caldera, there are renowned villages that look like works of art, the houses carved into the lava rock, the best spot for witnessing and taking photos of the breathtaking sunsets. 

The floral inspiration for the event was predominantly based on the soft lines of the white garden roses, stocks, carnations, delphiniums and a variety of greenery. It was also influenced by the startling landscape and the laid-back environment of the stylish, traditional Cycladic venue. The wedding ceremony and dinner were held at Rocabella Boutique Hotel, which sits on a dramatic clifftop, overlooking the dazzling Aegean Sea and caldera. Four impressive chandeliers were hanging above the long dinner tables, whose light created an impressive atmosphere and highlighted the elegant aesthetic of the long flower centerpieces.

Getting married in Santorini is a priceless experience. This explains why it is ranked the world's top island by many magazines and travel sites and has a growing reputation as a perfect wedding destination for couples from all over the world.

In the dreamy landscape of Sifnos island a glamorous wedding was held on the beach of Platis Gialos. The venue was ideal for Anna and Dinos who wanted to make their wedding day truly unique. It was a completely romantic ceremony for their closest friends and family. A multi-day island party followed at Lazarou, one of the great restaurants on the island.

The whole decoration was based on the famous pottery tradition of the island, using vintage vases and candles to set the mood, accompanying the golden sunset and cozy lighting of the dancing area. The guests were surprised with the bride’s arrival by sea to the reception on a specially decorated boat. The party music impelled everyone to dance until the sunrise. It was a glamorous island wedding with a boutique character and vibe...

The small, historic Greek island on the Aegean Sea, known simply as "Hydra port" by the locals, consists of a crescent-shaped harbor and steep stone streets leading up to the village. Traditional houses and hostelries. No cars, no vehicles of any kind, just mules, donkeys, and taxi boats available for transportation needs. No traffic either, just people and their animals.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Hydra was home to a community of artists, expatriates, such as celebrated Norwegian novelist Axel Jensen, Australian writers Charmian Clift and George Johnston, and Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen.

The wedding ceremony took place on the rocks, just a meter above sea level, the guests attending the ceremony from the balcony above. As for the reception, it took place in the famous restaurant "Hydra Omilos", where the guests enjoyed the fantastic view of the port.

The concept of the flower design went hand-in-hand with the stunning landscape. White baby’s-breath flowers and garden roses contrasted the gray shades of the stones.

It was an unbelievable surprise for everyone involved.

Let’s party! That was the idea behind the wedding in Mykonos, one of the most famous islands in the world. After the unforgettable wedding ceremony on the 16th-century monastery of Panagia Tourliani, the long party started. No wedding boundaries, no restrictions, no requests, no formalities. We just followed our hearts... Boho style at Alemagou, the ideal location in Mykonos. We couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate with all our friends who arrived from different countries. Fun nights, laughter all around, fresh fish and other traditional foods, drinks, music, dancing on the tables, on the beach, everywhere! Ah, the joy of life…

Thank you all for this unique experience! 

Live your ultimate bohemian freedom… 

The idea of wedding freedom expressed to its full extent. The bohemian way of life was entirely represented on this Greek island wedding of unique beauty. This is Kefalonia island in the Ionian Sea. 

The guests were welcomed by the beach with cocktail drinks while tasting local fruits and delicacies. A big surprise was the original handwritten guest list on big bottles. Fun and laughs were everywhere from people coming from all over the world. They experienced unique moments of the wedding ceremony on the floating platform decorated by garden roses and lisianthus entangled in rich wild greenery. They all were waiving the provided white hats cheering the barefoot Harper from India and Sita from Tibet. It was the ideal match in the perfect place. 

A spectacular dinner was planned just on the edge of the meeting point of the green river and the blue seaside. Small retro transparent vases held the garden roses, lisianthus, and the impressive local wild white flowers along with the quinces and prickly pears. They all formed the long table centerpiece. Later, the exceptional photoshoot of the happy couple on the seaside of Xi beach was set. The background of a breathtaking sharply cut clayey landscape was unexpectedly exotic and absolutely suitable to the wedding concept. 

The bohemian style Vatsa Bay venue was the ideal place to host the multilingual guests who found a common language on the delicious local food specialties and the famous Kefalonian wine. The absolute freedom in life! 

Thank you Harpar and Sita for this unforgettable wedding experience!

Our Italian couple Sophia and Ralph decided to transform their dreamy wedding into a micro on the magical island of Santorini last July with some close friends and family.

Santorini is a stunning tiny little island. Tiny cliff houses stack on top of each other overlooking the Caldera. Tiny chapels with blue-domed roofs create an iconic backdrop.

This wedding was filled with flair and dipped in romance and elegance. The whole design of the wedding, as well as the color palette with light blue starring, was worked with our beloved bride Sofia since it is her favorite color and based on the expectations that our couple had assigned to us.

Our couples love Greece very much and especially Santorini, so this stylish arch with the ancient Greek amphorae was a fantastic idea for them, filled with flowers in vivid colors, such variety of garden roses, white tulips surrounded by grave leaves, creating a sense of magnified beauty and glamour.

This combination together with the amazing background of the caldera cliffs gave a unique romantic touch to the whole setup.

The bridesmaid is holding a dense bridal bouquet blending a king protea with luscious green leaves—pearly dots decorating the sleeveless long wedding gown, like falling raindrops. On the dining table, a dense-green arch, made out of leaves, resembling a small rainforest. It was an exotic wedding event, after all, supported by the endless sea view, blue-white domes, and cliff-perched, Greek island tones.

A fine floral design for a fine art wedding event.

Every successful wedding story relies on a beautiful setting as the foundation of a journey to remember the special moments. Every detail of the wedding day was taken care of so as the dreams of the newly married couple come true. The impressive long wedding gown and the beautiful bridal bouquet made the bride look like a princess in a fairytale. The moving wedding ceremony touched everybody. The night lighting and the music at the prestigious venue “Island” in Athens Riviera created an amazing atmosphere. Undoubtedly, the wedding event filled the hearts and satisfied the senses of the participants.

The choice of the elegant fine art wedding style was perfectly suited to the young couple expectations. The flower design was inspired by the simplicity and the elegance of the event. The wedding design was flawlessly expressed by the delicate bridal bouquet and the church rich flower decoration. At the wedding reception, the dinner tables' classy flower decoration with centrepieces full of a variety of garden roses, peonies, scabiosa, and greenery impressed the guests. A fine floral design for a fine wedding event.

When the wild meets the elegant in Kyparissi Peloponnesus wedding, in Greece.

Anastasia and Christos came all the way from San Francisco, California, to get married in a small, seaside paradise, in Kyparissi, Peloponnesus.

The overall design and aesthetics of the wedding decoration exuded a unique sense of naturalness and freedom. Airy floral design in earthy tones, white and beige, contrasting with the green of the pistacia and the olive trees. Wildflowers and aromatic plants framed the compositions, offering their wild natural beauty.

The arches of the church, covered in wild greenery and olive branches, welcomed the guests. At the reception table, the elegant tall glass pots hosted local wildflowers. They blended seamlessly with the handmade ceramic jugs of the well-known potter M. Vasiliou full of broad-leaved olive branches, wildflowers, and David Austin, white roses.

The decoration of the wedding reception area spoke of all things celebratory, with its pergola lined with pistacia and olive branches. The bride shone in the ultra-elegant wedding dress of the famous American fashion house Danielle Frankel studio, dragging the first dance to the sound of traditional live Greek music.

It was an unforgettable wedding of exceptional aesthetics in a landscape whose beauty speaks for itself.

The old neoclassical mansion was the perfect location for the stylish wedding set up, looking as if it stepped out of a fairytale: stoned walls, a garden filled with roses and Mediterranean pine trees. We exploited its warm atmosphere to the maximum, using a color palette of cream, peach, spring yellow, and blush. The subtle pops of yellow from the ranunculus flowers and the anemones' delicate details form a suburb pair. Just look at the bridal bouquet, with its classy and elegant floral design. Isn't it a dream?

The event took place at the imposing mansion in Athens' suburbs to bear witness to the wedding's luxurious character. On the dining tables, Oscar de la Renta tableware, featuring blush plates with their large signature motives, accompanied by crystal clear candle holders. They matched perfectly with our floral design, which favored a simple, chic bridal styling with luxurious details: sneaky almonds, white lilac, and violets in the centerpiece and the hanging arrangement.

The historic 350-years old castle of Melissourgos brought an old-world charm to our timelessly chic floral design. The rose palette played perfectly against ivory hints, in perfect harmony with the backdrop. Our floral design featured on the front page of the wedding blog "Style Me Pretty," this Romantic Summer Wedding surpassed our wildest expectations.

You are looking at the Peloponnesian countryside landscape. A magnificent view all around, with wild greenery enveloped by old olive and cypress trees. A sunny day with a deep blue sky and a welcoming breeze, the air, full of the sounds of nature. The wedding ceremony was held in a small old Byzantine church, ten minutes away, walking distance, the dinner, set up in the yard at the stoned dome complex of Semantron, a traditional Peloponnesian village. Neranculus, Eryngium, Ornithogalum, Solidago, and artichokes decorated the long dinner tables. The guests gestured excitedly, in complete harmony with nature.

The chateau stands proudly on the charming estate, bathed in sunlight, with its small stone church, amongst the old olive trees and orderly greenery. We took advantage of the scenery while adding our unique touches to the wedding ceremony. Little crowns hang in the columns, chairs draped with flower decorations, a welcome desk under the olive trees. Faithful to the wedding concept's elegant color palette, we decorated the dinner tables with rich bouquets. As a final touch, we combined burgundy hydrangeas with dusty pink garden roses.

Athens Riviera, Greece. The wedding ceremony and the dinner took place at the old tower of Melissourgos. Its impressive landscape and solid construction married medieval charm with our timeless floral wedding design. The wildflowers blended seamlessly with the rich wild greenery, while a majestic pink sunset welcomed guests from all over the world.

It's impossible to overlook the beauty of the Greek island's countryside. Wild greenery, unique wildflowers, the moving, heavy tree shades, the sunny landscape, and the clear sky. A dinner table centerpiece full of wild white flowers, peaches from the fields along with greenery from the nearby vineyard. The taste of absolute freedom.

A festive dinner table. The flowers and the dinnerware embroidery echo the Victorian times, with their celebration of life's small pleasures. A vintage decoration, featuring bright coral peonies, colorful dahlias, and chandeliers, inviting luxury and sophistication to the concept. The wedding inspiration? Romantic elegance, neither flashy nor excessive. Bright and delicate, yet minimal, providing the ideal background to a perfect love story.

Welcome to a world of orange colors. Our simple idea about a Boho wedding design soon evolved into an orange wedding party on the beach. An orange dinner table set up, blending in with the orange tableware and coral napkins. The table's centerpiece included light peach and orange flowers supported by greenery and nude shades of pampas grass. Can you imagine this orange scenery, lit by an also orange Greek sunset? Yes, you guessed right: even the beach turned orange.

Spring. The almond trees blossom, filling the air with promises. Our color palette could not help but be minimal and romantic, soft, and delicate, like the blossoms. Natural shades such as beige, ecru, and white, with light pink, gray and green details, became the dominant elements of our floral designs. We constructed a flower canopy with almond flowers and anemones, color minimally used, yet refined in texture, to craft a fairytale atmosphere. But our real stunner was the flower-adorned bridal umbrella, a nod to our modern, thinking out of the box aesthetics.