Based in Paphos · planning weddings across Cyprus since 2009

Paphos · Limassol · Ayia Napa · Protaras · Nicosia

Your wedding planner in Cyprus

We plan, design and run weddings across the island — from the paperwork at the town hall to the last song at three in the morning.

  • 300+weddings celebrated
  • 15years on the island
  • EN · DE · ELwe work in three languages
Bride and groom hand in hand in front of a stone chapel with a white floral arch in Cyprus
Stone chapel, Paphos district

One island, one team, no loose ends

A wedding abroad is a logistics project wearing a beautiful dress. Somebody has to know which chapel in the Troodos villages allows an outside florist, how long the municipality in Paphos needs for your marriage licence, and which caterer still answers the phone in August.

That is our job. We have been doing it in Cyprus for fifteen years, with our own florists and our own decoration stock, so the arch you approved in a sketch is the arch that stands in front of you on the day. You choose how much you want to hand over — the whole wedding, the design, or only the last four weeks before it.

Frame Flowers Events · Paphos

What we take off your hands

Six ways to work with us. Most couples start with full planning; some only need the flowers, or someone to hold the day together.

Full wedding planning

We run the whole thing: budget, venue, suppliers, timeline, guest logistics and the day itself. You approve decisions, we chase everyone who has to deliver on them.

  • Budget plan and supplier contracts
  • Venue and hotel negotiation
  • Guest travel and transfers
  • Full on-site management on the day

Design and floral styling

Concept, colour, flowers, tables, light. Our own floristry team cuts and builds everything in Cyprus, from a single bridal bouquet to a ceiling of hydrangea.

  • Mood board and colour concept
  • Bridal bouquet and buttonholes
  • Ceremony arches and church florals
  • Tablescapes, lighting and signage

Legal ceremony and paperwork

Civil weddings in Cyprus are straightforward if the file is right. We prepare the notice of marriage, book the municipality and tell you exactly which document has to be translated or apostilled.

  • Notice of marriage at the municipality
  • Document checklist for your country
  • Town hall or on-site civil ceremony
  • Marriage certificate and apostille

Venue search

Beach club, stone winery, hilltop chapel or a private villa with its own olive grove. We shortlist against your budget and guest count, then walk the site with you or send video.

  • Shortlist with real prices
  • Site visits, in person or on video
  • Contract and payment schedule check
  • Wet-weather plan for every venue

Coordination on the day

For couples who have planned it themselves and want to stop being the project manager at their own wedding. We take the file four weeks before and run the day.

  • Supplier briefing and confirmations
  • Minute-by-minute timeline
  • Setup supervision from morning on
  • One contact for everyone, all day

Christenings and parties

Baptisms, anniversaries, birthdays and company celebrations. Same team, same suppliers, the same eye for a table that people do not want to leave.

  • Christenings with church coordination
  • Anniversaries and birthdays
  • Corporate dinners and launches
  • Welcome drinks and day-after brunch

Real weddings in Cyprus

A few celebrations from the past seasons — different budgets, different corners of the island.

Wedding couple leaving a stone chapel under an arch of blue and white hydrangea, next to a blue seating chart

Blue hydrangea at a village chapel

Stone chapel near Paphos · early summer

A wall of white and blue hydrangea around the old wooden door, and a seating chart guests actually enjoyed reading. The reception moved to a terrace above the vines at sunset.

Evening wedding reception in Paphos with long tables under a canopy of fairy lights

Fairy lights over the long tables

Hillside venue, Paphos · August

Two hundred and forty guests on terraced levels, a canopy of warm light overhead and a garland of blush and burgundy running the length of every table.

Garden wedding reception with long wooden tables, grey glassware and a coral flower garland

Long tables under the pines

Garden venue, Limassol · September

Rough wooden tables, smoke-grey glass and one long garland of coral and fern down the middle. Dinner ran until the band started.

Long wedding table in grey linen with blush ribbons in front of a whitewashed Cypriot chapel

Grey linen and soft blush

Village courtyard, Paphos district · May

A whitewashed chapel wall, festoon lights and a fifty-person table dressed in grey linen with blush ribbon at every seat.

Black and white ballroom wedding in Cyprus with a tiered cake and candlelit tables
Ballroom reception, Limassol

How it runs

From the first message to the morning after, in five steps.

  1. First call

    Thirty minutes, free, on video or WhatsApp. Date, guest count, rough budget, and whether Cyprus is the right island for what you have in mind.

  2. Concept and quote

    You get a written concept with venue options, a realistic budget breakdown and our fee. No percentages hidden in supplier invoices.

  3. Booking and paperwork

    We lock the venue and the key suppliers, open the file at the municipality and send you a document checklist for your country.

  4. Design and detail

    Flowers, tables, light, music, timeline. You approve a sample table setting; we confirm every delivery window in writing.

  5. The day

    We are on site from the first truck to the last guest. You get married. Everyone else calls us.

Bridal bouquet of white peonies and garden roses, Frame Flowers Events, Cyprus

Fifteen years, one small team

Frame Flowers Events began as a floristry studio in Paphos and grew into a planning team because couples kept asking us to handle everything else too.

We are deliberately small. You speak to the person who will be standing next to you on the day, not to an account manager. We take a limited number of weddings each season so that nobody gets a copy of somebody else's celebration.

The team works in English, German and Greek, which matters more than it sounds: your mother-in-law, the priest and the municipal registrar rarely share a language.

Based in
Paphos, Cyprus
Working since
2009
Languages
English, German, Greek

What couples say

They took over four months before the wedding and we stopped worrying the same week. On the day we did not have to answer a single question.

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The flowers were exactly the sketch, only better. Half our guests photographed the table instead of us.

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We are in London, the wedding was in Paphos, and we visited once. It still felt like ours.

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Questions couples ask first

The short answers. We go through all of it properly on the first call.

Can we legally get married in Cyprus as foreigners?

Yes. Cyprus is one of the easiest countries in Europe for a legal civil wedding. Both partners give notice at a municipality in person, with passports and, where relevant, a decree absolute or death certificate. The standard ceremony can take place after a short waiting period; municipalities also offer a faster procedure for a higher fee. Requirements are set by each municipality and can change, so we confirm the current list for your date and your nationality before you book flights.

How far in advance should we book a wedding planner in Cyprus?

For a Saturday between May and October, twelve to eighteen months is comfortable, because the good venues and the two or three best photographers go first. Smaller weddings and shoulder-season dates are often possible at six months. We have also put a wedding together in seven weeks; it costs more and the venue list is shorter.

What does a wedding in Cyprus cost?

It depends far more on guest count than on taste. Tell us your ceiling on the first call and we will tell you honestly what is realistic for that number of people, instead of quoting a package and adding to it later. Our planning fee is fixed and stated in writing; we do not take hidden commission from suppliers.

Which languages do you work in?

English, German and Greek. That covers the couple, the guests, the priest, the registrar and the suppliers, which is usually where destination weddings get stuck.

When is the best time of year to marry in Cyprus?

May, June, September and October are the sweet spot: warm evenings, sea still swimmable, light that photographers travel for. July and August are beautiful but hot, so we move ceremonies to late afternoon and keep guests in shade. Winter weddings work indoors and in the mountains, and cost noticeably less.

Do you also arrange church and symbolic ceremonies?

Yes. Orthodox and Catholic churches in Cyprus each have their own requirements, and some village chapels have strict rules about decoration and timing. We handle the church coordination, and for couples who marry legally at home we plan symbolic ceremonies anywhere on the island, including on the beach.

Do you work across the whole island?

Yes. We are based in Paphos and regularly work in Limassol, Ayia Napa, Protaras, Nicosia, the Troodos villages and the Akamas peninsula. Travel within Cyprus is included in our fee.

Can you plan everything if we cannot travel to Cyprus beforehand?

Most of our couples visit once, and some not at all. We send video walk-throughs of venues, photographs of sample table settings and a written decision list, so nothing is agreed on a phone call that nobody wrote down.

Tell us your date

Send the date and the rough guest count. We will come back within one working day with whether it is free and what it would cost.

Monday to Saturday, 9:00–19:00 (EET). We answer WhatsApp fastest.

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