Real Weddings — the archive.

An ongoing archive of weddings ForeverAfter has produced since 2014. We publish a wedding only with the couple's express written consent. Some weddings are not here because the couple asked for privacy — and we honour that without exception.

The archive

An ongoing archive of the weddings ForeverAfter has produced since 2014. Two hundred and eighteen of them, across Athens, the Cyclades, the Saronic islands, the Peloponnese and Crete.

We publish a wedding only with the couple’s express written consent. Some of our best work is not here because the couple asked for privacy, and we honour that without exception and without asking twice.

How each wedding is documented

Every entry follows the same structure, so you can read one and know what you are looking at.

The couple’s story
Two paragraphs, in their words where we have them. Not a caption.
The brief
What they asked us for at the first consultation, including the parts that changed.
The venues
Ceremony, reception, and welcome dinner where there was one, each named.
The menu
What was actually served, and who cooked it.
The vendors
Named and linked. Every one of them, not just the ones who tag us.
The planner’s note
One paragraph from Marina or Iliana about what this wedding taught the studio.

You can filter the archive

By location, by season, by scale and by year. Most couples arrive filtering by island and leave filtering by guest count, which is usually the more useful question.

A wedding for fourteen people on Sifnos and a three-day celebration for eighty-six on Hydra are not the same craft. The archive is arranged so you can see which one you are actually planning.

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