Getting married in Cyprus 2010

by **sharabelle** on Fri Sep 04, 2009 10:18 am

Hi

Im hoping to get married end of August 2010 in Paphos preferably but havent got a clue where to start !! Ive looked up endless wedding packages, hotels, co ordinators etc but its just mind boggling.

All Im looking for really is an intimate wedding package for myself, fiance and two grown up children plus our two year old daughter.There will be family and friends but they are making their own arrangements. Ideally I would prefer a hassle free total package which includes flights, accommodation (10 days ), civil ceremony in hotel garden then a champagne dinner for a small party maybe in the hotel restaurant.

The package Im searching for is mid to basic and has to include all legalities, transport to the town hall etc, bridal hair and make up, flowers, photographer and dinner with small wedding cake for around 10 people afterwards.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

Thanks !

by **supreme** on Fri Sep 04, 2009 13:49 pm

Hi Sharabelle,

Hi from hot Cyprus.

I am sure that is it very confusing when looking at so many web sites and of cause you will want the best day of your life.

Marry in Cyprus only deal with Protaras, surrounding villages and Ayia Napa. If you decide that you would like to hold your wedding here, I will send you details of some lovely venues to marry at and also hold your reception.

If this is some thing that you might consider can you please email me at
xxxxxxxx so that I can attach a simple form for you to fill in and email me back. That way I will know exactly what you require for your wedding and come back to you with the perfect package.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Until then,

Best wishes

Dee Mannerings
Senior Wedding Planner

by **nannabj** on Fri Sep 04, 2009 18:36 pm

Hi, my daughter was married in Cyprus in Sept 2007 so 2yr ann coming soon. We were group of 12. She booked through Olmpic Holidays. She married at town hall and stayed Cypria Bay in Paphos. She did all bookings seperate herself. Hall, holiday, hair, makeup, flowers, car and meal. Hope you get what you want, there are a couple of good folk on here, look out for cypruspiper. He is a great help. Barbara

by **sharabelle** on Fri Sep 04, 2009 18:39 pm

Hi

Thanks for your replies, am trudging through the internet as we speak, lol. I have heard of Olympic holidays and they do seem to be popular for weddings. Will have a look on their site and let you know how I get on.

Thanks again !

xx

by **supreme** on Sat Sep 05, 2009 08:45 am

Hi from sunny Cyprus,

You mentioned in your email that you would like to marry on the beach, unfortunately that is not allowed in Cyprus, but you can have your wedding pictures taken there.

As you are looking for something informal with a traditional Greek night, I recommend that you marry in a beautiful Cypriot old house and then have your wedding reception at a lovely taverna, which is private, over looking the beach. This is so much cheaper than marrying in a hotel.

If you would like to contact me at xxxxxxx I will put together a package that will include all the above, photographer, cake, flowers, food, entertainment, horse and carriage etc.

I can also recommend flights and accommodation.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Have a great week end.

Dee Mannerings
Senior Wedding Planner.

by **sharabelle** on Sat Sep 05, 2009 09:32 am

Hi Dee

Thanks for your replies, Im kind of set on a hotel ceremony and havent really thought of a Greek night to be honest as I have no connections to Greece, lol, Id rather have a traditional Scottish theme to my wedding as the groom will be in a kilt !

Thanks again !

Kind regards

Shara

by **supreme** on Sun Sep 06, 2009 09:40 am

Hi Shara,

How nice to hear from you.

I can arrange accommodation and the wedding to be held in a lovely hotel in Protaras over looking Fig Tree Bay beach. If you email me on
xxxxxxxx I will be able to send you some pictures.

I believe this is one of the best hotels in Cyprus and is really popular. The hotel offers a choice of indoor (50) seats) and outdoor ceremony (20 seats) venue for your wedding.

I can then arrange to take you by either horse and carriage or a vintage car to a lovely restaurant in Protaras and arrange for the entertainment to include a Scottish theme. Again I can send you pictures of the restaurant I have in mind.

Well Shara, I hope that this information has been helpful and look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes

Dee