Manage guests flying in from everywhere, collect RSVPs with travel and meal details, and share your seating plan with your Greek venue — all in one place, in English and Greek.
Start free — Free for up to 100 guests — no credit card
Invite Greek and international guests in one place. Your RSVP page works in English and Greek, so nobody misses a detail.
Collect arrival dates, hotels and plus-ones through the RSVP, so you know exactly who lands when — essential when half the party is flying in.
Design the reception with drag & drop and share a link with your Greek venue or planner — no back-and-forth over which layout is final.
On the day, guests scan a QR and find their table in seconds — smooth even when most of them have never been to the venue.
Add or import guests, set groups and plus-ones, and track everyone from save-the-date to seated.
Share a digital invitation by link or QR; guests reply in English or Greek with their travel and meal details.
Arrange tables, share the plan with your venue, and use QR check-in on the wedding day.
A few essentials for couples planning a wedding on a Greek island or the mainland:
Foreign couples can marry in Greece with a civil or religious ceremony. You'll typically need birth certificates, certificates of no impediment and official translations, submitted to the local municipality (dimos) in advance. Confirm the exact paperwork with your venue or a local planner — requirements vary by nationality.
For a destination wedding, send save-the-dates 8–12 months ahead so guests can book flights, and formal invitations about 3 months before. Ask for the RSVP roughly 6 weeks out.
Santorini and Mykonos are the icons (and the priciest); Crete, Paros, Rhodes, Corfu and the mainland (Athens Riviera, Pelion) offer stunning venues for less. Factor in how easy it is for guests to reach — direct flights matter.
Costs swing widely by island and season. High-demand islands in peak summer cost far more than shoulder-season dates or lesser-known regions. Build your guest list first — it drives catering, the single biggest line item.
Start with your guest list and budget — they determine the venue and island. Then lock the date, send save-the-dates early (guests need to book flights), and manage RSVPs and seating online so you're not chasing replies across time zones.
Civil and religious ceremonies are both possible for foreign couples. You'll generally need birth certificates, a certificate of no impediment and certified translations filed with the local municipality beforehand. Exact documents depend on your nationality — confirm with your venue or planner.
Save-the-dates 8–12 months ahead so guests can arrange travel, invitations about 3 months before, and an RSVP deadline around 6 weeks out.
Santorini and Mykonos for the classic look, Crete/Paros/Rhodes/Corfu and the mainland for beautiful venues at lower cost. Prioritise how easily your guests can reach it — direct flights make a big difference.
Yes — free for up to 100 guests, no credit card. Larger weddings use the Event Pass: €49 one-time for one event, not a subscription.
Start free — guest list, bilingual RSVP, seating and check-in, wherever your guests are flying from.
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