Weddings in Samos, Greece

Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece

A unique, authentic venue for your wedding in the Aegean — stone, wood and four generations of history, for you and guests travelling from anywhere in the world.

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Why get married on Samos

Samos combines green mountains, beaches and one of the most authentic, less touristy landscapes in the Aegean — with direct airport and ferry connections. Karlovasi, on the island's west side, is the historic heart of Samos's tanning industry.

The venue at a glance

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Ceremony in the olive-tree garden — up to 400 guests

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Dinner and dance floor in the stone ground floor — up to 230 seated

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An authentic 1870 industrial building, not a generic banquet hall

Glimpses from weddings here

Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Say "I do" in a historic 1870 tannery on Samos, Greece
Getting married in Greece as a foreign couple

Civil and religious weddings in Greece are legally recognised worldwide. Couples from abroad typically need a marriage licence from the local municipality and a handful of documents — we recommend working with a local wedding planner, or contacting the Municipality of Samos early, to confirm the exact requirements for your country.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Greece welcomes civil and religious weddings for couples from abroad every year. You'll need a few documents from your home country and a marriage licence from the Municipality of Samos — we recommend starting the paperwork several months ahead.

Up to 230 seated in the ground-floor hall for dinner and dancing, and up to 400 people in the garden for the ceremony or a standing reception.

Absolutely — the ceremony typically takes place in the olive-tree garden, followed by the reception in the stone ground-floor hall.

Most weddings take place from May to September, when the Aegean weather is warm and dry — ideal for an outdoor garden ceremony.

We're happy to recommend trusted local partners — final coordination is usually handled by your own wedding planner.

Send us your request through the contact form with your preferred date and guest count, and we'll get back to you soon.

Dreaming of a wedding on Samos?

Tell us your date and guest count — we'd love to help you plan it.

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