How Much Does a Wedding in Greece Cost?

The average wedding in Greece — for UK couples — tends to sit somewhere between a few thousand pounds up to £20,000, depending on what you want.

But let’s break that down.

You can get married in Rhodes with:

• A legal ceremony

• A beautiful venue

• All paperwork sorted

• Flowers, hair, photography, and coordination
  …for well under what you’d spend on a basic UK wedding.

We build our packages to include everything you actually need — and nothing you don’t.

A standard full-service wedding package often includes:

• Venue hire for your ceremony (beach, chapel, garden, etc.)

• Full legal paperwork support (we handle the lot)

• Registrar and town hall bookings

• On-the-day coordination so everything runs smoothly

• Bridal bouquet and groom’s buttonhole

• Ceremony decor (arch, table styling, chairs)

• Professional photographer (typically a couple of hours)

• Hair & makeup for the bride

• Extras like music, signage, or a cake toast depending on the venue

We also offer fully bespoke options — but our base packages already cover far more than most couples expect.

Flights and hotels are typically booked separately — but because we’re also a UK-registered travel agency, we can handle it all for you.

That means:

• Flights from the UK

• Hotels or villas (we can help guests too)

• Group airport transfers

• Even pre- and post-wedding dinners or excursions

We’re also TTA and ATOL protected, so everything’s covered — and your money is held securely until you’ve travelled.

Not your wedding package - but your holiday? Definitely.

At Rhodes Wedding Planner, our package prices stay the same all season. That means whether you get married in May or September, the cost of your wedding itself won’t suddenly shoot up.

What does change with the time of year is the cost of flights and accommodation. July and August are peak holiday months, so you’ll likely pay more for travel and hotels. April, May, late September and October tend to offer better deals and fewer crowds — especially for guests travelling with you.

We’ll always help you find the sweet spot between sunshine, savings, and availability — and make sure you’re not paying more than you need to.

Here’s a rough guide (not fixed prices) to help you visualise what different levels might look like:

Small Elopement or Intimate Wedding (2–10 people):
– Simple legal ceremony
– Minimal decor and styling
– A photographer and bouquet
→ Budget range: a few thousand pounds

Mid-Sized Wedding (20–40 people):
– Full legal wedding with styling
– On-the-day coordinator
– Flowers, photography, music
– Small reception or drinks toast
→ Budget range: mid-level, still well under a UK wedding

Larger Wedding or Reception Add-On:
– Full ceremony & extended celebration
– Live music, full dinner, open bar
– Guest transfers and optional extras
→ Budget range: higher but still often cheaper than a UK wedding

And remember — you’re getting a wedding and a holiday in one. No marquee hire. No soggy fields. No bar tabs that cost more than your honeymoon.

There’s no single answer to how much a wedding in Greece costs, because it really does depend on your guest list, your date, and your priorities.

But in Rhodes, you can absolutely get married legally, beautifully, and without blowing your budget — and still have the ceremony you’ve been dreaming of.

No hidden planning fees. Just a simple, sun-drenched, unforgettable wedding abroad

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