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Most of us have viewed fairy-tale weddings on instagram, and long to have one of our own; but what if your dreams and wishes of such a wedding could come true? With the breathtaking sunsets in Santorini, paired with the crispy fresh sea breeze of the blue Aegean and the view of the dramatic caldera, getting married in Santorini is no less than a dream.
The general environment in Santorini is perfectly romantic and mesmerizing enough to make your special day extra special. On The Rocks Santorini Hotel is awarded as the most romantic hotel in Greece for two years.
Have a special moment for when you say, ‘I do’ by the Aegean Sea along with a unique and memorable reception through On The Rocks Santorini.
Exchange your wedding vows at On The Rocks Santorini overlooking the volcano of Santorini while the sunsets. The best way to begin your new life with your lover is in a place full of unequaled and majestic beauty. Our secluded and private location will allow you to comfortably carry out your Santorini wedding procession and reception, all while having breathtaking views of the sunset, the majestic volcanoes, and the deep blue sea.
Why Choose Santorini?
White houses, clear skies, and blue seas – these are the things that are most commonly associated with Santorini. This picturesque location, which is surrounded by the deep blue Aegean Sea, is the perfect spot for a dreamy and romantic destination wedding.
What Time Of The Year Should You Get Married In Santorini?
Santorini is a seasonal island, with weddings frequently taking place between May and October. But the most wonderful months for getting married are between June and September when the temperature during the day is hot, but not sweltering hot, and the sea is perfectly warm and toasty for you to take a dip in it if you feel like it. The weather is also quite dry, with an ample amount of sunshine and clear blue skies.
Since it’s quite common for a Santorini wedding to take place between June and September, you can opt for your wedding to take place in either May or October if you’d prefer to avoid the crowds.
Your personal choices regarding the wedding can be discussed with our wedding planners here at On The Rocks, as the entire wedding will be based on your choices and preferences. However, regardless of what time of the month you choose, your wedding will no doubt be beautiful and glorious in the heart of Santorini.
What Is The Best Time Of The Day To Get Married?
Realistically, if you’re looking to get wedding pictures with perfect lighting, then noon is the best time for you to get married. If you’d rather have a romantic setting and scenery when you get married, then sunset will be the best time to get married. The time at which you get married will depend only on the type of wedding you would like to have.
When Should We Choose The Date For Our Wedding Ceremony?
Most couples plan their wedding in Santorini months in advance. Since Santorini itself is quite a popular and exotic destination for weddings, you should set a wedding date as soon as possible to avoid unpleasant and unavoidable circumstances.
Is It Legal To Get Married In Santorini?
One of the main concerns most individuals have when they plan on having their wedding in Santorini is whether it is even legal to get married in Santorini. The short answer to this concern is yes. The civil marriage that is held in Santorini is indeed legal worldwide.
The marriage certificate that is issued by the Greek Government is an official and legal document, therefore it is accepted internationally. However, you will be required to register your marriage back at home by making use of this marriage certificate once you receive it.
What Are The Legal Documents Required To Get Married In Santorini?
A few legal documents are necessary to be presented for your nuptials to take place in Santorini. These include passport copies of both the bride and groom, along with full birth certificates that mention the names of the parents on top.
A certificate of non-impediment is also required, as this document is a confirmation that you have not been married before, and that you are free to get married. The Free to Marry Affidavit document is also needed, which is a simple document that declares that you are free to get married and that no other impediment is preventing you from getting married.
Are Witnesses Required For The Wedding If It Is Only Going To Be The Two Of Us?
Yes, witnesses are required for the wedding to take place. However, we do understand that many couples may be making use of the services of an agency to travel to Santorini, or just want to avoid the fuss, hassle, and chaos that comes with planning a large wedding ceremony. For this reason, over here at On The Rocks Santorini, we provide our clients with witnesses if they come without wedding guests.
How Many Days Prior Should We Arrive For Our Santorini Wedding?
Although there are no hard and fast rules for this, it is recommended that you arrive in Santorini at least 2 business days before your wedding day. Arriving 2 days prior will help you to fit into the general environment of Santorini, relax, and experiment around.
It will also help you avoid any unforeseeable circumstance, and allow you to properly enjoy your wedding without feeling it go by in a rush.
Make the effort of saying “I do” worth it with the help of On The Rocks Santorini. For more details or to book a date, email us at info@ontherocksantorini.com.
Imerovigli 84700,
Santorini – Greece
Tel. +30 22860 23889
Fax +30 22860 24123
info@ontherocksantorini.com
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