Hotels & resorts
Coastal hotels with wedding gardens and everything on site. See hotel venues.
- Usually: All-inclusive packages
- Best for: Guests who want it simple
Paphos clifftops, Limassol, white-sand beaches and the cool Troodos mountains, with quick legal weddings in English and the longest season in the Mediterranean.
Paphos, Limassol, Ayia Napa and the Troodos mountains, planned by a team who knows the island.
Cyprus sits further east and further south than anywhere else we work, and the practical consequence is the longest reliable wedding season in the Mediterranean. Couples marry here comfortably from April to the end of October, and often either side of that.
Like Malta, it has a strong British connection and English is widely spoken. The legal process for foreign couples is quick and runs in English, which makes Cyprus one of the few places where we suggest marrying legally on the day rather than at home.
We compare wedding venues in the UK, Spain, Portugal, Italy and beyond, so we can show you honestly how Cyprus compares on cost, travel and paperwork.
Paphos and Larnaca airports both have direct flights from UK and Irish cities, and the island is small enough to cross in a couple of hours.
A different Cyprus entirely: pine forests, stone villages and wineries, noticeably cooler in summer and rarely considered by couples who only look at the coast.
See our venue hire guide for dry hire, exclusive use and all-inclusive explained.
Coastal hotels with wedding gardens and everything on site. See hotel venues.
Sunset terraces and beach ceremonies along the coast. See sea view venues.
Villas with pools and sea views around Paphos and Coral Bay. See private villas.
Stone courtyards and vineyards inland. See rustic venues.
Cyprus is among the easiest places in Europe for foreign couples to marry legally. There is no residency requirement, and the civil ceremony is performed by the municipality's Marriage Officer in English or Greek.
Fees and procedures are set by each municipality and can change, so we confirm the current rules for your chosen town before you book.
April to October reliably, a wider window than anywhere else we work. July and August are very hot, often above 35°C inland, so plan evening ceremonies and shade.
The Troodos mountains stay several degrees cooler and are a sensible option for a high-summer wedding, while spring and autumn on the coast are close to perfect.
| Month | Average high | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| April | 23°C | Green, fresh and quiet |
| May & June | 26°C to 30°C | Ideal, long evenings |
| July & August | 33°C | Very hot, evening ceremonies |
| September & October | 27°C to 31°C | Ideal, warm sea |
| November | 23°C | Mild, quieter venues |
Approximate averages for Paphos and Limassol. Inland is hotter in summer, the mountains cooler.
Venue rental in Cyprus typically costs €1,500 to €10,000, with catering at around €50 to €150 per guest (Sigmalive, 2026). Destination weddings are usually smaller than local Cypriot weddings, so your total depends mostly on guest numbers and the venue you choose.
| Destination | Typical venue cost | What the figure covers | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyprus | €1,500 to €10,000 | Venue rental, with catering €50 to €150 per guest | Sigmalive, 2026 |
| UK | Around £6,040 | Average venue hire, excluding catering | Bridebook 2026 Wedding Report |
| Spain | About 53% of a €25,183 average wedding | Venue and reception (banquet) together, average 123 guests | Bodas.net 2026 report, via Euronews |
| Portugal | €3,000 to €7,000 | Rustic and vineyard venue hire | Zankyou, 2026 |
| Italy | €3,000 to €5,500+ a day | Exclusive-use hire for one day | Weddings Abroad Guide, 2026 |
| Greece | €3,500 to €14,000 | Venue for around 100 guests | Big Fat Greek Day, 2026 |
Use these as a guide. We give you a full, itemised quote for your own plans.
From the first call to the last dance.
The right area for your guest list, budget and month.
Hotels, villas or wineries worth seeing, with honest pros and cons.
Documents, notice and the municipality booking managed.
Caterers, florists and shade for summer, all coordinated.
We run the day so you and your guests can enjoy every moment.
Read more about our wedding planning and wedding coordination services, or see real celebrations in our portfolio.
As destination wedding planners, we find the venue, manage the legal paperwork and book every supplier, from wedding catering and flowers to photography.
Already planned your Cyprus wedding? Our on-the-day wedding coordinators take over in the final weeks, brief every supplier and run the day.
Yes, easily. There is no residency requirement, and the civil ceremony is performed by the municipality's Marriage Officer in English or Greek. You give notice at the municipality, and the wedding can take place from 15 days later, or within a few days with a special licence.
With a standard notice, from 15 days after notice is given and within three months. With a special licence, which costs more, the waiting period can be waived so you can marry within a few days of arriving, as long as all your documents are ready.
Typically passports, birth certificates and a certificate of no impediment, plus a decree absolute or death certificate if either of you has been married before. Foreign documents generally need an apostille, and anything not in English or Greek needs a certified translation. You also need two witnesses with ID.
Venue rental typically costs €1,500 to €10,000, with catering at around €50 to €150 per guest (Sigmalive 2026). Your total depends mostly on guest numbers and the venue you choose.
Paphos is the most established area, with coastal hotels and its own airport. Coral Bay has clifftop villas, Limassol suits guests who want restaurants and nightlife, Ayia Napa has white-sand beaches, and the Troodos mountains offer cooler stone villages and wineries.
April to October reliably, the longest season in the Mediterranean. May, June, September and October are ideal on the coast. July and August are very hot, so plan evening ceremonies, or consider the cooler Troodos mountains.
Paphos and Larnaca airports both have direct flights from UK and Irish cities, around four and a half hours. The island is small enough to cross in a couple of hours, so guests can use either airport.
Yes. We plan weddings across Cyprus, finding the venue, arranging the legal ceremony with the municipality, coordinating suppliers and guest travel, and running the day itself.
More answers on our frequently asked questions page.
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