A Multicultural Destination Wedding in Paros, Greece

In a story that unites continents and traditions, a radiant Lebanese bride, now living in Houston, Texas, chose the enchanting island of Paros, Greece, as the backdrop for her dream destination wedding. Together with her beloved William, she celebrated love and heritage in the historic Orthodox church of Ekantontapiliani, one of the island’s most sacred landmarks.

A Fusion of Cultures

This wedding beautifully merged the bride’s rich Lebanese traditions with the warmth of Texan spirit. By bringing two worlds together in the heart of the Cyclades, the couple created a celebration where love truly transcended borders.

A Sacred Orthodox Ceremony

The couple exchanged vows in the iconic Ekantontapiliani Church, a historic jewel of Paros that offered both spiritual depth and timeless romance. Its ancient architecture and serene atmosphere provided the perfect setting for the beginning of their new life together.

Villa Celebration by the Aegean Sea

Following the ceremony, the celebration continued in a luxurious villa overlooking the Aegean Sea, designed to host 100 cherished guests. The venue combined intimacy with elegance, creating an unforgettable atmosphere under the Greek sun and stars.

Exquisite Mediterranean Decor by Rogdaki Events

The bride’s vision was transformed into reality by Mrs. Anna-Maria Rogdaki and her company, Rogdaki Events. With her signature creativity and flawless attention to detail, the villa was styled with blue hydrangeas and coral florals, harmonizing perfectly with Paros’ natural beauty. Hanging chandeliers above each table bathed the reception in a warm glow, creating a luxury wedding in Greece filled with romance, elegance, and sophistication.

Love Without Borders

From Houston to Paros, this destination wedding in Greece was more than a union of two people—it was a celebration of cultures, traditions, and timeless love. Guided by Rogdaki Events, the fusion of Lebanese heritage, Texan spirit, and Greek elegance turned this event into a true fairytale in the Cyclades.