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Weddings in the Cyclades

Folegandros is our base, but our network of suppliers covers all eighteen Cycladic islands. The same planning, the same people, the same care — wherever you choose to celebrate.

Each island has its own character and its own constraints. Santorini delivers the caldera image and direct flights. Mykonos handles the largest celebrations. Paros and Naxos combine capacity with easy access. Sifnos and Tinos have the most serious food. Milos, Amorgos and Folegandros have the most dramatic landscapes. And Serifos, Kythnos, Sikinos and Kimolos offer a quiet that is genuinely hard to find now.

Below you will find a detailed page for every island: venues, a sample wedding-day timeline, capacity, access and frequently asked questions.

Cyclades wedding FAQs

Which Cycladic islands do you plan weddings on?+

All eighteen: Folegandros, Santorini, Milos, Sifnos, Paros, Antiparos, Naxos, Ios, Mykonos, Tinos, Syros, Amorgos, Serifos, Kimolos, Sikinos, Andros, Kea and Kythnos. We are based on Folegandros and travel from there.

Which Cycladic island is most affordable for a wedding?+

Serifos, Kythnos, Sikinos and Kimolos cost least, largely because demand is low. Folegandros and Milos give the best ratio of dramatic scenery to budget. Mykonos and Santorini are clearly the most expensive.

Which island handles the largest guest count?+

Mykonos for 150–300 guests, and Paros or Naxos for 100–200. Folegandros comfortably reaches 150, but accommodation is the real constraint there and needs booking well ahead.

Can we combine two islands?+

Yes, and we often suggest it. The easiest pairs are Folegandros with Sikinos (15 min), Paros with Antiparos (7 min), Milos with Kimolos (30 min) and Mykonos with Tinos (15 min). Splitting a long weekend across two islands gives your guests two completely different experiences.

When is the best time for a Cyclades wedding?+

Late May, June and September across every island. July and August bring strong meltemi winds, which affect both outdoor ceremonies and your guests' ferry connections.

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