Legal Ceremony in Greece

    Civil Wedding
    in Skopelos

    A civil wedding in Skopelos gives you a legally recognized marriage in one of the most beautiful places in Greece. We handle the paperwork.

    What Is a Civil Wedding?

    Legal Marriage, Magical Setting

    A civil wedding (πολιτικός γάμος) in Greece is a legally binding ceremony conducted before a Mayor or authorized official. It is fully recognized in the UK, USA, Australia, and most countries worldwide.

    On Skopelos, the civil ceremony is conducted by an official sent by the Municipality of Skopelos, and it can take place wherever you ask: at Vrachos or The Castello, at the Agios Ioannis (Mamma Mia) chapel, or another place of your choice. Your reception then follows at our venues, The Castello or Vrachos.

    Step-by-Step Process

    01

    Gather Documents

    Birth certificate with Apostille, passport, certificate of no impediment (CNI)

    02

    Translations & Legalization

    Documents are translated into Greek by a certified translator. Eternal Skopelos coordinates everything.

    03

    File at Town Hall

    Eternal Skopelos files your documents at Skopelos Town Hall and schedules your ceremony appointment

    04

    Ceremony & Reception

    The ceremony, conducted by a municipal official wherever you choose, then your reception at The Castello or Vrachos

    Documents Required

    Birth certificate with Apostille
    Valid passport (both parties)
    Certificate of No Impediment (CNI) from your country
    Certified Greek translations
    Two witnesses (Eternal Skopelos can arrange these)
    Marriage Certificate (issued in Skopelos)

    * Eternal Skopelos guides you through every step. Contact us for a personalized document checklist.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is a civil wedding in Greece recognized in my country?

    Yes. Civil marriages in Greece are recognized in the UK, USA, Australia, and all EU countries, provided the correct legal procedures are followed. Eternal Skopelos handles every detail.

    When should I start the paperwork process?

    Apostilles and certified translations set the pace, and they typically take three to four months — longer in some countries. The earlier you start, the better.

    Does Eternal Skopelos handle the paperwork on my behalf?

    Yes. Eternal Skopelos handles the coordination of the entire paperwork process — translations, Town Hall filing, appointments — so you can focus on the joy of your wedding.

    Start Planning Your Civil Wedding

    Contact us today. Eternal Skopelos handles all the paperwork so you can enjoy every moment.