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Ancient agora, Kos Town
Boarding the hydrofoil to Leros
Tigaki Beach, Kos
I and my partner are thinking of getting married in Kos and was wandering if anybody would be able to recommend a specific hotel we are looking to go all inclusive as we have 3 children and we all know how much kids can eat and would also like to know more about the actual ceremony and what we could do for a reception we have roughly 10 family members travelling with us. We would also like to know about the paperwork involved and when would be the best time to go out there looking forward to seeing replies.
many thanks
Natalie
Hi Natalie!
I hope some day, marry on an island too!
I don't know why you two choose Kos - i guess you have your reasons! - so i found a site that will help you! http://www.ionianweddings.co.uk/wedding_of_the_month.asp
but i would suggest you to take a look to some other destinations...
http://www.greekhotel.com/cyclades/folegand/weddings/chora-weddings-folegandros/services.htm
http://www.aegialis.com/weddings-gr.html
http://www.greek-tourism.gr/santorini/santorini-weddings.htm
www.viewphoto.gr
I hope helping you!
I wish you the best for your wedding
Natalie i found the necessary documentation:
1.Copies of passports of the bride and groom.
2.Proof of eligibility for marriage for both bride and groom. (Divorce certificate if applicable or single status certificate)
3.Birth certificates for bride and groom along with proof of current address.
4.Application to marry signed by both parties
Translation into Greek and approval of the translation can be done by the Greek Consulate of your country.
bye
I would suggest youpost this on trip advisor, they have a lot more people responding. I just came back from Kos, but can't really answer what you ask
Hi
just back from kos some lovely hotels there all inclusive we stayed at summer palace room took 2 adults 3 kids easily also 2 other hotels on the complex norida beach and family village with shared water park and theatre for kids club etc,we got married on corfu 4 years ago using cocmos wedding services very reasonable and they provide an advisor who meets you over there to arrange it all and advise you on all documents etc needed prior to going you will need to find a translator etc which all costs money i am afraid but its all worth it great place to get married ,some advice is start early for translation etc as it all takes ages but not all greek islands do weddings i know rhosed and corfu do ,the photos are lovely due to the photographers local knowledge ie a palace and monastry and hel i can give please feel free 14 of us went we had a great time
ps in boyh kos and corfu loads to eat 5 veggies in our party all ate well pasta and pizza too
hi natalie, i have just booked to get married in kos, we are staying at the blue lagoon resort in kos town and getting married at the town hall, the wedding co-ordinator at the hotel sorts as much or as little as you want, we've booked all inclusive as we have 2 young children and there are 18 of us travelling so far, the travel agent has been really good just be careful you have to be in the country 8 days before you get married so you will need to go for 2 weeks and if any of the party are only going for 1 week they will have to go out for the second week, good luck, kelly
All english documents can be translated in Greece by a Greek Lawer.
Also in Greece you have to publish your wedding announcement in a newspaper.
Palm tree Avenue is the most beautiful street in Kos town. This avenue lined by huge palm trees brings you from the castle to the centre of town. There is a stone bridge that crosses over Palm tree Avenue from Platea Platanou (where Hipprocates plane tree is), over the former moat to the castle entrance.
The desserts at Avanti are as wonderful as the main courses. This was a bailey's, chocolate & biscuit crepe and although on this occasion it was just for Wife, it was aomply big enough for two. On this occasion I had a waffle with apple & cinnamon, and it too was big enough for two. On our subsequent visit we just had a crepe to share.
The church of Agia Paraskevi is situated in the capital of Kos, dominating the heart of the town. The exterior is beautifully painted with beige and blue and its interior is richly decorated. On its feast day, many pilgrims from all over the island come into the church to honour Saint Paraskevi.
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The temple of Dionysys stands just off Grigoriou, like the majority of Kos Town's excavations. This one sits just across the road from the Casa Romana so if you get to the latter and find it closed at least you can cross the street and see something.
The temple is one of the least impressive ruins of Kos Town but it's still worth a few minutes time.
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Address: Tigaki, Kos, 85300, Greece
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