Santorini elopement packages, priced as the wedding they are
Santorini elopement packages start at our two-person wedding floor: from €2,900, covering the house's work only. Venue hire, catering, legal fees and accommodation sit outside that figure and are quoted in writing before you commit. An elopement here is a wedding scoped down, not a wedding marked down.
One price, inherited from our wedding pages on purpose. Eloping is not a discount category.
An elopement is not a wedding with pieces removed. It is a wedding with the audience removed, and everything else left standing. A celebrant still writes a ceremony; the light still has to be read against the wind for your exact date; somebody still stands a few meters behind you making the evening arrive on time. So we do not keep a separate, softer price list for couples who marry alone. We take the smallest of our wedding floors — the one built for a party of two — and we point all of it at you.
If you came here from the elopement page, this is the other half of a deliberate division: that page holds the idea — proposing first and marrying the same week, the seventy-two-hour shape, symbolic beside legal. This page holds the money. They were written to meet in the middle, and either reading order works.
One number, and the fence around it
The floor, printed: from €2,900 — the same figure our smallest wedding carries, because that is what an elopement is.
It buys the house's work — planning, coordination, styling, coverage — aimed entirely at two people.
Venue hire
Catering and bar
Legal fees and translations
Accommodation
The same boundary every wedding floor carries, scoped here to a party of two.
To say it without ornament: 2,900 euro is where our own work begins, and our work is the only thing inside it. Venue hire, catering and bar, legal fees with their certified translations, and accommodation never were — each is invoiced by the people who actually provide it, at their prices rather than ours, and each is quoted to you in writing before you commit to anything. A headline that swallowed those four lines would look more generous and tell you less.
What changes when the guest list is two?
Not the amount of craft — the direction of it. Everything a bigger wedding spends on managing a crowd, an elopement reinvests in the couple.
Location strategy gains options instead of losing them. Two people can stand on a rail, a ledge or a chapel forecourt that could never seat forty, so the search stops asking which venues have capacity and starts asking which corner of the island holds its light longest for your date, and which one stays quiet while it does. The exposure notes we keep on wind and foot traffic do more work here, not less, because there is no plan large enough to absorb a bad call.
The people concentrate too. Your elopement planner is running a single table and a single timeline, which means the attention that a production spreads across transfers and suppliers narrows to the two of you and the minute the sun goes. Styling concentrates the same way: one bouquet, one buttonhole, one setting dressed properly instead of three dressed adequately. And the camera follows the whole story rather than sampling it — the case for how an elopement photographer spends those hours differently is made on its own page.
The clock you still inherit
Party size changes nothing about Greek paperwork. If your ceremony is to be legally binding, the documents — apostilled, translated, reviewed by the municipality — need eight to twelve weeks before you stand anywhere, and the license, once issued, stays valid for six months. The full sequence, step by step, lives on the weddings page, and we run it inside the package rather than around it. If your vows are symbolic, none of that applies and the calendar opens completely — which is precisely why the same-week route exists.
When an elopement grows
It happens every season, and it is worth planning for honestly. A couple books the two-person floor, calls home to share the date, and discovers that four parents and a sister with airline points consider themselves invited. This is what the 5,400 euro tier is for — up to twenty guests, with the logistics a room of that size genuinely requires — and moving up to it before suppliers are contracted is a conversation, not a penalty. What each tier contains is written out in full on the wedding packages page; the honest advice is to guess your final number early, because a ceremony built for two that becomes twelve is a different plan, not the same plan with a longer table.
When you know your date, or even just your month, send it through with a line about which version of this you are picturing. You will get a written quote against the floor above, with every excluded line named — and nothing in it will move after you say yes.
Questions the two-person floor invites
What does the elopement floor cover compared with the wedding packages?
The same things, because it is the same floor. The Two of You was designed for a party of two from the first line: a celebrant, location strategy, styling, a planner present all day, photography, a written plan B. Nothing was stripped out to reach the number, and nothing needs bolting on to make it whole. The difference between this page and the wedding pricing is scope, not substance — the larger floors exist for larger rooms, and this one is yours.
How do you source a celebrant for a ceremony of two?
From a short roster we know personally, matched to you by language, tone and register rather than availability alone. A two-person ceremony is the most exposed work a celebrant does — there is no crowd to carry a line that lands wrong, so the words have to be yours. We brief them with your story, they draft, you read it before anyone speaks it aloud, and the version delivered at golden hour is the one you approved.
How many hours of photography does an elopement need?
More than a proposal, and the reason is shape. A proposal is a single minute inside the good light; an elopement is an arc — the last of getting ready, the walk in, the vows, unhurried portraits while the color holds, and the first minutes of dinner. Coverage is sized to that arc rather than sold by the clock, and our elopement photographer plans the sequence around your ceremony hour before deciding where the camera stops.
What happens after the ceremony — how does the evening usually close?
With dinner for two, almost without exception. Either a terrace table reserved for the last seating that still has color on the water, or a private dinner staged at a villa so nobody has to stop being married to walk anywhere. We choose the room, hold the reservation and time it to your ceremony; the kitchen bills you directly at its own menu prices, which is the boundary of the floor doing exactly what it says.
Which legal costs sit outside every package price?
Four categories, each payable to the body that issues the paper rather than to us: apostille certification of your home-country documents, certified translation into Greek, the municipal license fee, and the registry charges around the civil act itself. We do not publish figures for them because they vary by home country and municipality, and we do not mark them up. We run the sequence inside the package; the invoices stay with their issuers.
Tell us the date. We will hold the light.
One conversation is enough to know whether we are the right house for your proposal. No pressure, no scripts — just an honest read on your dates.
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