We understand that having a date can add to the enjoyment of the celebration. However, due to limited space and to ensure we can accommodate all our invited guests, we kindly request that only those individuals explicitly named on the invitation join us. We appreciate your understanding.
NO. We appreciate your understanding, but we kindly ask that you do not bring a guest in place of your significant other if they are unable to attend. Our guest list is carefully planned, and we are unable to accommodate additional guests. Thank you for your cooperation!
Well, why not? We figured if we're going to tie the knot, we might as well do it in the land of gods, where even the ruins have better views than most wedding venues! Plus, who can resist the siren call of ouzo and endless sunshine? Greece just felt like the perfect backdrop for our epic love story...and maybe a little bit of plate-smashing action at the reception!
You can expect to receive your formal invitation in June! Save the dates were just the beginning of our excitement, and we can't wait to share all the details with you soon.
We would appreciate RSVPs by July 22nd to ensure we have ample time to finalize arrangements.
While we adore children, we've decided to keep our wedding an adults-only affair. We hope you understand our decision and can join us in celebrating this special day.
Absolutely! Our dress code for the day is 'Soirée Blanche Elegance.' We invite all our guests to adorn themselves in elegant white attire to complement the purity and joy of the occasion. We can't wait to see everyone dressed in their finest white garments, adding to the magic of our special day!
We want to ensure all our guests have a delightful dining experience. If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance by marking it on your RSVP. We'll do our best to accommodate your needs and ensure you enjoy every aspect of our celebration!
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes prior to the ceremony, so you have ample time to find parking, settle in, and enjoy the ambiance before the festivities begin promptly at 4:30pm.
We'll provide detailed information about parking arrangements closer to the date in June. Rest assured, we're making plans to ensure convenient parking for all our guests. In the spirit of safety and celebration, we highly encourage the use of taxis, arranged, or other forms of transportation to and from the venue. Let's make sure everyone enjoys the festivities responsibly and avoids drunk driving. Thank you for your patience.
Yes, there are other events surrounding the wedding festivities! Please refer to your invitation where you can mark the events you plan to attend in advance. We look forward to sharing these special moments with you.
We recommend landing in Greece on October 8th (which means departing October 6-7 for those traveling from the Americas), if you want to join us for all the activities we've planned.
We do have hotel recommendations! Please check out the Travel section for a list of nearby accommodations that we recommend for your convenience. We hope you find the perfect place to stay during our celebration!
Yes, we'll arranged transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony venue. Please stay tuned for further details on the transportation arrangements closer to the date. We're committed to ensuring your convenience and look forward to celebrating with you!
The most common ways to travel from the USA to Greece are by direct flights to Athens International Airport (ATH) or by connecting flights to other Greek islands, including Mykonos.
US citizens do not need a visa for short visits (less than 90 days) to Greece for tourism purposes. However, if you are a non-US citizen, please check with the Greek consulate or embassy in your country to determine if you need a visa for entry into Greece. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended departure date.
The currency in Greece is the Euro (€). Most venues, including hotels, restaurants, and shops, accept all major credit and debit cards. However, it's also advisable to carry some cash, as smaller establishments or vendors may prefer cash payments. You can exchange money at banks, exchange offices, or ATMs, which are widely available throughout the country.
October in Mykonos typically experiences mild and pleasant weather, with average temperatures ranging from 18°C to 24°C (64°F to 75°F). Expect sunny days with cooler evenings.
Greeks value hospitality and politeness. It's customary to greet people with a handshake and maintain eye contact during conversations. To show respect for the local culture, consider learning a couple of basic Greek phrases. Additionally, dress modestly when visiting churches or religious sites.
Mykonos offers stunning beaches, charming villages, and vibrant nightlife. We want everyone to enjoy their vacation, so we'll provide optional activities for guests to participate in. However, guests are also free to explore the island on their own and discover its hidden treasures at their leisure. Whether it's visiting iconic landmarks like Little Venice, exploring archaeological sites, or indulging in water sports and boat tours, there's something for everyone to enjoy on this beautiful island.
The official language of Greece is Greek. While English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas like Mykonos, it's helpful to learn a few basic Greek phrases to enhance your experience. Additionally, the bride's family speaks Russian, so learning some Russian phrases would be appreciated and could facilitate communication with certain family members during the celebration :)
Unless your credit card provides adequate travel insurance coverage, purchasing a separate travel insurance policy is advisable to cover unexpected events such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost luggage during your stay in Greece and to ensure comprehensive protection throughout your trip.
It's advisable to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen, and take precautions against mosquito bites, especially if exploring rural areas. Tap water in Greece is safe for drinking, but bottled water is readily available for those who prefer it. Bringing a refillable water bottle is recommended to ensure you have access to water throughout the day.
Most hotels, restaurants, and cafes in Mykonos offer free Wi-Fi access. However, to ensure uninterrupted coverage during your stay, we recommend considering purchasing an international plan with your mobile service provider or obtaining a local SIM card upon arrival. This will ensure you have access to internet services on your devices, allowing you to stay connected throughout your visit to Greece.
Greece uses Type C and Type F electrical outlets, with a standard voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. US travelers will need a plug adapter to use their devices.
Greece operates on Eastern European Time (EET), which is UTC+2 hours. Please consider any time differences when planning your travel itinerary to ensure you arrive in time for the wedding festivities on October 11th, 2024.