Town hall of Lindos

The Town Hall of Lindos offers a great option for weddings who looking for a charming and elegant wedding. The building is beautifully decorated with traditional Greek elements, giving your ceremony an authentic touch. Moreover, the terrace provides a breathtaking view of the village while you exchange your vows.

Lindos Town Hall is an ideal place to make your day special.

Lindos Wedding in a Chapel

For couples who looking for a more intimate, religious ceremony, Lindos in Rhodes offers many churches and chapels. Among them are the beautiful Saint Paul's chapel (Agios Pavlos), the St Stephen's chapel (Agioi Stephanoi) or Agia Anna chapel. These venues will give your wedding a unique atmosphere that you won't find anywhere else.

Ktima Lindos

Ktima Lindos is a gorgeous venue for couples who want to give their wedding an extra touch of luxury. This privately owned property mixes traditional architecture with modern design, providing a perfect venue to celebrate your special day.

Ktima Lindos is considered one of the luxury venues in Lindos. Even though it is not a beach venue, it can combine lots amenities that can make your wedding planning easier.

It can host large events, which makes it ideal if you have lots of guests, it is easily accessible and the price includes the food and the wine. It has also a large dance area and garden area, making in a venue that combines every taste.

Lindian Jewel in Vlicha

The Lindian Jewel is a beautiful restaurant venue located on the beach in Vlicha, near Lindos. This venue offers an amazing view of the sea and breathtaking sunsets that will leave your guests mesmerized. The luxurious decoration and the attentive staff guarantee an unforgettable experience for you and your guests, making your Lindos Wedding unique!

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Getting Married in Lindos, Greece: Legal Requirements

Civil Wedding Requirements

For a civil wedding in Greece, the following documents must be presented:

1. Full birth certificate of both parties
2. Certificate of No Impediment to marriage or Marriage License or Capacity to Marry
3. Divorce/Adoption/Change of Name certificates where applicable
4. Passports of both parties

These documents need to be legalized for use abroad and officially translated by a certified translator. The official translation can occur in Greece or abroad, and the processing time varies from 6 months to 1 month.

Religious Wedding Requirements

Legal Orthodox weddings are possible in Greece under certain conditions (e.g., at least one party must be baptized Orthodox). The required documents may vary slightly by region, but generally include:

1. Certificates of No Impediment to marriage from the Municipality where the applicant is registered
2. Certificates of No Previous Marriage officially certified by the Archbishop of the area of residence
3. Full birth certificates from your local registry
4. Family Status Certificates from your local registry
5. Baptism registration act/certificate
6. A Public Notary’s act stating that children will be baptized Christian Orthodox if either party is not baptized Christian Orthodox
7. Copies of the Passports
8. Divorce certificate (if any, from Civil and Church Authorities)
9. Family Status Certificate for the best man ("koubaros") from the Municipality where he is registered

The minimum legal age for marriage is 18, with exceptions only made through a court decision after receiving parental permission.

Additional Requirements in Rhodes

For a wedding in Rhodes, specifically, the authorities may require additional documents, such as:

1. A notarized affidavit of marriage in Greek and English
2. A copy of the newspaper where your marriage declaration was published
3. Certificate of no record of marriage
4. Original affidavit for name change (if applicable)
5. Any former marriage certificates (if applicable)
6. Original decree of absolution (if applicable)
7. The original copy of the death and marriage certificate proving widowed status (if applicable)
8. Original copy of adoption (if applicable)
9. Certificate of No Impediment (CNI)
10. Certified consent letter from both parents if either party is underage (if applicable)

These documents should be translated by a proper authority to facilitate the process.

In conclusion, while planning a wedding in Lindos, Greece, can seem daunting due to the legalities involved, having the right information and working closely with a competent wedding planner can make the process smoother. Always consult the Greek embassy or consulate in your home country for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Same-Sex Marriage in Greece is now legal

Following recent legislative changes (law no. 5089/2024), same-sex marriage is now legal in Greece, marking a significant step forward in equality and inclusivity.

Same-sex couples looking to marry in Greece, including idyllic locations like Lindos, need to be aware of the specific legal requirements applicable to them. While the documentation closely mirrors that required for heterosexual couples, there are a few nuances and additional steps that may need to be considered.

It is advisable to consult with local authorities or a legal advisor to ensure all documentation is correctly prepared and submitted. This move not only enhances Greece's reputation as a welcoming destination for all couples dreaming of a romantic wedding but also aligns with the country's commitment to human rights and equality.