Dimitris and Christina’s wedding in Athens was a day filled with pure fun and endless laughter. From the first moments to the last dance, it was less about formalities and more about enjoying every second with their friends. In fact, the backstage moments probably outnumbered the “serious” ones — and that’s exactly what made the day unforgettable. The video captures it all: the jokes, the chaos, and the joy of a celebration lived to the fullest.

Maria and Vangelis live in Skyros. This island is their home — so it was only natural to get married here, by the sea they walk every day.

On that same day, they baptized their son, Christos. They didn’t care much for fancy photos or staged videos. What they wanted was to share this day with their people, in the simplest way.

And sometimes, that’s when the real moments appear. When everything flows without effort. A quiet walk by the water, the sound of friends laughing, children running barefoot. And when the sun goes down, the music takes over — and the dancing doesn’t stop.

This is their story. A day full of life, without too many plans. Just the way they wanted it.

Aris and Magdalene are both artists — a director and an actress. So, it’s no surprise that their wedding felt like the perfect mix of cinema and celebration.

From the first moment, the day was full of funny, unexpected moments. And when they saw each other at the church, their kiss lasted longer than any we’ve seen. It felt like a scene from a film.

This is a story of two people who made their wedding their own little production. No scripts, no retakes — just pure joy.

On the island of Skyros, life follows its own rhythm. Here, weddings and baptisms are not events — they are part of everyday life, shared with the sea, the olive trees, and the people you call family.

It was in this setting that two souls chose to join their lives, while their child received his first blessing. A day where love and tradition blended with laughter, music, and simple joy.

Nothing was rushed. Nothing was staged. Just moments unfolding under the open sky, with the island as both witness and host.

This is a story of how Skyros doesn’t just hold memories — it becomes part of them.

Aspasia and Kostas had a wedding that blended elegance with a quiet rebellion. The ceremony followed tradition, but every choice they made carried their own signature. Kostas arrived at the church on his motorbike, and the day after, they both dove into the sea wearing their wedding clothes — not as a statement, but simply because it felt right.

Their story speaks loudly — not through music or wild parties, but through the boldness of living life unapologetically. This is a celebration of authenticity, where tradition meets fearless freedom. A wedding that embraced its own rhythm, keeping what truly matters, and breaking free from the rest.