FAQs

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Will there be Transportation in Hilton Head?

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We suggest using Uber or calling Yellow Cab at (843) 686-6666.

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Will there be Parking in Hilton Head?

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Yes, parking is available at the venue, with additional overflow parking at Baker Field. You’re welcome to leave your vehicle overnight in any designated parking area. Venue: 140 Shark Key Way, Hilton Head, SC 29926 Baker Field: 70 Baygall Road Hilton Head Island, SC 29926

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What kind of shoes should females wear to the wedding since it is outdoors?

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We recommend shoes with chunky heels or flats.

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Wedding Ceremony Explanation

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Guests will await the Wedding procession outside the Church in the Church yard. The procession will begin with the Groom escorted to the front doors and end with the Bride being escorted by her Father and presented to the Groom at the doors where they will join hands enter the church together followed by all guests. The Rings: A symbol of the couple's commitment to one another and their desire to enter into the covenant relationship of marriage. After being blessed by the priest the rings are exchanged between the bride and groom. The Candles: The bride and groom are given candles to hold during the service. The candles symbolize Christ "the light of the world" and the gift of the Holy Spirit to light and guide their path in life. The Joining of Hands: The priest joins the right hands of the bride and groom while saying a prayer asking God to unite them in oneness of mind and heart. The bride and groom keep their hands joined throughout the rest of the service to symbolize their unity as a couple in God. The Crowning: The crowns are symbols of the glory and honor that God bestows upon His faithful people. The bride and groom are crowned as king and queen of their own household which they must rule responsibly, with love and wisdom. The crowns also symbolize martyrdom and sacrifice. Throughout marriage, husband and wife must be willing to sacrifice themselves for one another in imitation of Christ sacrificing Himself for us. The Common Cup: The bride and groom drink from a cup of wine in remembrance of Christ's miracle of changing water into wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee and symbolizing their sharing in the cup of life together with all its joys and sorrows. The Procession Around The Table: The priest leads the bride and groom around the wedding table as an expression of joy and celebration. Husband and wife take their first steps as a married couple in the Church, following a path marked by the good news of the Gospel.

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What is the currency in Greece and do I need some cash?

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The currency is Euro. We suggest you have some Euro, especially for tolls if you rent a vehicle to travel from Athens to the Village. The tolls will cost around 30 Euro each way. Most establishments will take major credit cards.

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How far is the area where the Weekend celebration will occur from Athens International Airport?

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The area of Karpenissi is 3.5 hours from Athens. It is located in the mountains of central Greece.

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Can I rent my own transportation?

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Yes, vehicle rentals are available at Athens International Airport. IMPORTANT: To rent vehicles in Europe you must have an international drivers license. You can get one quickly at most AAA locations. Make sure to also bring your State issued Driver's license with you

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Do I need to reserve a spot on the shuttles from Athens International Airport to the area of Karpenissi and back?

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Yes, if you plan to use our transportation, please RSVP on our website by May 31, 2024.

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Where is my designated shuttle pick-up/drop-off location?

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Oniropetra Hotel: Pick-up/drop-off in front of hotel. Karpenissi: Pick-up/drop-off at taxi stand at the top of the village square. The View Village Hotel: Pick up at the hotel. Megalo Chorio: Pick-up/drop-off in front of Forest Suites driveway, Levanta Hotel and Archontropetra Hotel and the Platia Turnaround.

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What is the money dance?

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While it is not required it is customary to toss money at the bride and groom during dancing. The father of the bride usually begins the toss. If you would like to participate in the money dance custom we suggest you bring as many dollar bills as you choose. This custom can continue throughout the night if you choose when they are dancing especially together.