Luxury holidays honeymoons and weddings abroad

A jewel of an island set in aquamarine waters, Skiathos, Greece boasts over sixty beaches scattered around a simply stunning coastline. Skiathos Town is the main settlement, with a waterfront featuring an array of bars, boutiques and restaurants. The nightlife of Skiathos is chic and sophisticated, especially during peak season when the town is in full swing with locals and visitors alike.

The many beautiful bays and beaches of Skiathos are accessible by a remarkably efficient local bus

Santorini is one of the most famous islands in the world. A unique, crescent shaped island formed by an ancient volcanic eruption said to have taken place in 1650 BC and with the most breathtaking views in all the Greek islands. Situated in the southern Cyclades, 128 nautical miles from Pireaus, 68 nautical miles from Heraklion in Crete.

The inner edge of the island plunges almost 900 feet into the sea and the outer coast has long black volcanic beaches. Thira the capital, is perched above

The largest and most southerly of the Greek Islands, Crete is an island of contrasts. From its crystal clear waters and beautiful golden beaches, to the breathtaking scenery of the mountains. Crete holds an abundance of fascinating history being the birthplace of Zeus, father of all Greek Gods and the Minoan Empire where the legend of the Minotaur has its origin. 

Wedding ceremonies can take place on the lakeside at Aghios Nikolaos, a picturesque and busy fishing town ideally located just 10km

Said to have been blessed by Mother Nature, Corfu boasts natural beauty and lush green vegetation. The island has entertainment for everyone, including beaches, bars, scenery and sporting facilities. You can marry in the following town halls: Corfu, Paleokastritsa, Ipsos, Kasssiopi, Velonades, Agriades and Messonghi. Accommodation must be booked in one of the resorts you are getting married in and a minimum residency of 9 days is required. You will also need to obtain a wedding licence locally.

Blessed by the Sun God Helios, Rhodes has an average of 300 days sunshine. It is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and is full of contrasts, offering secluded coves, golden sandy beaches, lively nightlife and centuries of history. Rhodes has something to offer everyone with a cosmopolitan town and a choice of resorts dotted along the coastline. A minimum residency of 7 days is required. Weddings can take place in the following Town Hall locations:

Lindos Town Hall, St Pauls Bay - the