If you are looking to get married in an unhurried, traditional, naturally beautiful island, then Amorgos has to be your dream wedding destination. Weddings take place in picturesque Aegiali with a choice of a Greek Orthodox or civil ceremony. The wedding ceremony can take place on the beach, traditional Aegean white chapel or registry office. This will be followed by reception at a four star hotel overlooking the bay and the stunning Aegean horizon peppered with other islands. For larger wedding parties, a poolside wedding reception is also possible.

Ideas for your wedding in Amorgos 

• Beach wedding
• Wedding outside a traditional Aegean chapel with views out to the Aegean Sea
• Orthodox wedding in church with spectacular views

Contact us for more ideas and costs for weddings in Amorgos.

Amorgos lies at the south eastern point of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea and spans 32 km from north to south and has a maximum width of 8 km. Its unparallelled natural beauty provided the inspiration for French film director Luc Besson who shot the famous Big Blue in the turquoise waters and beaches of Amorgos. Agia Anna beach which is seen in the film lies directly beneath the impressive monastery of Hozoviotissa which is built against imposing mountain cliffs. Amorgos' natural beauty offers itself for the most memorable wedding in the Aegean.

The island has two main ports, Aegiali in the north and Katapola in the south with regular boat connections to the nearby islands and Piraeus. In high season, there are also regular high speed boat connections with Santorini making trasport for your wedding in Amorgos easy. There are many traditional villages across the wild landscape, Chora doubtlessly being the prettiest. The island boasts forty churches, a Venetian castle with excellent panoramic views of the island and offers plenty of inspirational walks through beautiful squares and narrow Cycladic architecture lined streets.

Amorgos offers exquisite possibilities for nature lovers, with many footpaths and walks, a variety of pretty sandy and pebbly beaches and uninterrupted views across the Aegean Sea. There is plenty to see and do on the island. However, relaxing in tranquil surroundings and taking each day as it comes must be high on your agenda.