The venue directory.

64 venues we have personally produced weddings at. We will not show you a venue we have not stood in. We do not take commission from any venue listed here. We update this directory four times a year.

The directory in short

Sixty-four venues we have personally produced weddings at. We will not show you a venue we have not stood in, walked the service route of, and watched the light move across at the hour you would actually be married.

We take no commission from any venue listed here. That is the whole reason the directory is worth reading: what you get is our opinion, not a placement. We revise it four times a year, and we remove venues when the management changes and the standard slips.

What each entry tells you

Every listing carries the same eight facts, so you can compare two venues without translating between two sales brochures.

Location
Island or mainland region, nearest port or airport, and how long the transfer actually takes with 80 guests and their luggage.
Capacity
Seated dinner capacity, not standing-reception capacity. The number that matters is the one with tables in it.
Style
Neoclassical, cycladic, monastic, industrial, garden, waterfront. Written plainly, without the word “stunning”.
Indoor and outdoor
Whether there is a genuine wet-weather plan on site, or whether the plan is a marquee you will pay for separately.
Weddings we have produced there
A count. Eleven at the Old Mansion of Spetses means we know which generator fails.
Venue rental from
A starting figure, in euros, for the season the venue is worth having.

A sample entry

The Old Mansion of Spetses. Spetses, Saronic Gulf. Forty to one hundred and eighty guests. A neoclassical mansion with a walled garden and a sea view, eleven ForeverAfter weddings produced there, venue rental from eighteen thousand euros.

That is the whole entry. If you want to know what the kitchen can actually plate for one hundred and eighty people at once, ask us in the consultation, and we will tell you what we learned the hard way.

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