Wedding Ceremony Venues

Civil Wedding

Paphos District has three beautiful old town halls where a Civil Ceremony can take place - Paphos, Peyia and Geroskipou.

Or your Civil Ceremony could take place in the delightful outdoor gardens at either Peyia or Geroskipou town halls.

Civil Ceremonies can also take place at many of the local hotel or in the hotel gardens.

Some hotels stipulate you need to be staying in the hotel to hold your ceremony or reception there.  But some don't.

Church Wedding

Paphos has two truly beautiful churches, both steeped in ancient history.

In both you can feel the hopes, dreams and love of many of the previous couples who have pledged their love to each other over the centuries...

The service will be conducted in English, so you don't need to worry about saying "I Will" at the wrong moment!

Marriage ceremonies can be performed for both Anglican and Catholic denominations.

Peyia Town Hall Gardens

A favourite with our brides is Peyia Town Hall gardens.

Peyia is a delightful village about ten miles north of Paphos built on the slopes overlooking Coral Bay and the bright blue waters of the Mediterranean.

In the centre of Peyia is the village's town hall and gardens. Weddings take place either inside the Town Hall or outside in the picturesque gardens.

The gardens are peaceful and secluded from the bustle of the village, perfect for weddings in the Cyprus sunshine.

Ayia Kyriaki

Ayia Kyriaki was built around 1500 AD as a Latin Church on the site of an Early Christian Basilica which was destroyed in 59 AD by an earthquake.

About 100 years after its construction and following the Turkish invasion of 1570, it became the Byzantine Cathedral of Kato (Lower) Paphos.

St. Paul and St. Barnabas's first missionary journey was to Cyprus in around 45 AD.  During their visit (which we're sure included a trip down Bar Street!) they met and converted the Roman Proconsul, Sergius Paulus to Christianity (Acts 13 verses 4-12).

St. George Chapel

Considerably smaller and more modern than Ayia Kyriaki, St.George Chapel is in the grounds of the St.George Hotel

The chapel offers marriage ceremonies to both Anglican and Catholic denominations

Inside this pretty little chapel you'll find beautiful frescos on the walls and dome.

There's seating for 24 guests, with standing room for a further 12 guests, perfect for small, intimate weddings.

There are about 12 steps leading up to the chapel, which may not be suitable for wheelchair access.

Yacht Ceremony

You can get married on board a luxury yacht without having to have your reception on board as well.

The special Wedding Ceremony only package includes: