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Corfu, with its rich Catholic heritage from Venetian rule, offers stunning churches like St. George's Church and the Corfu Cathedral, making it ideal for Catholic weddings. The island’s beautiful blend of Greek and Italian influences provides a romantic and picturesque backdrop for ceremonies and receptions. Its lush landscapes, historic architecture and serene beaches create a perfect setting for both intimate and grand celebrations. Additionally, Corfu's accessibility, vibrant culture and delicious cuisine make it a memorable destination for couples seeking a unique and meaningful wedding experience.
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Exploring Corfu’s culture and heritage
Start your visit to Corfu with a fascinating tour of the Governor’s Olive Mills, where you’ll learn about the island’s rich olive oil production, which has been a staple of Greek culture for centuries. Alternatively, embark on a wine tour at the Theotoky Estate, one of Greece’s oldest and most-renowned wineries, offering tastings of its unique local wines and a deeper understandi
ng of Corfu’s winemaking history. For a truly memorable experience, rent a boat and set sail with your wedding party at Paleokastritsa, one of Corfu’s most picturesque locations, surrounded by crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs.

Dining and beach experiences
Corfu offers a variety of delightful dining options, from traditional Greek to contemporary cuisine. For a special meal, consider dining at The Venetian Well, where you can enjoy a romantic atmosphere and fine Mediterranean dishes, or visit Saltó for a trendy yet authentic Corfiot experience. Pomo d’Oro Corfu and Avli Corfu are also excellent choices, serving delicious local flavors in charming settings. If you’re in the mood for seafood, Fishalida offers fresh catches, while NAOK Azur provides a more refined, seaside dining experience. For something more relaxed, head to the White House Restaurant for a casual but delicious meal, or visit Ambelonas Corfu for a taste of the island’s traditional cuisine, including local wines. If you're craving a modern vibe, try Bochaschetta, a stylish eatery with a great atmosphere.
Corfu is also home to some fantastic beach bars where you can unwind with your loved ones. Spend a day relaxing at Piedra Del Mar for great views and cocktails, or head to Verde Blu Beach for a more tranquil, laid-back vibe. La Grotta Bar offers amazing cliffside views and is perfect for an evening drink, while Pazzuzu provides a lively, fun atmosphere to enjoy with friends.


Exploring the sights and landmarks
No trip to Corfu is complete without visiting some of its iconic landmarks. Begin with a trip to the Venetian Fortress, where you can explore the fortifications and take in the panoramic views of Corfu Town. Then head to Pontikonisi, the tiny, picturesque island famous for its charming monastery. For a deeper dive into Corfu’s history, visit the stunning Achilleion Palace, once the summer residence of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, and explore the impressive Angelokastro, a Byzantine castle offering breathtaking views of the island’s northern coastline.



Beaches and nature adventures
For beach-lovers, Corfu offers a selection of beautiful beaches, including Barbati Beach, known for its crystal-clear waters, and the stunning Paleokastritsa, with its striking cliffs and caves perfect for exploring by boat. Agios Gordios is another beautiful spot to enjoy the sun and sea, with its golden sands and calm waters. For those seeking nature, a visit to Canal d’Amour is a must — this famous natural formation offers unique rock formations and stunning views. Don’t miss the Porto Timoni Viewpoint for panoramic vistas of the island’s two stunning beaches, or hike up to Pantokratoras, Corfu’s highest mountain, for an awe-inspiring view of the entire island.
Need to know
Planning a wedding in Corfu is a dreamy experience, but a few key tips will make it even smoother. Aim for late May or early September for ideal weather without heavy crowds, and consider hiring a local planner to handle permits and vendors. Choose from stunning venues like beach resorts, olive groves, or cliffside chapels — just be sure to book early. Many couples opt for symbolic ceremonies since legal weddings in Greece require translated documents. Arrange guest transport, as island roads can be tricky, and turn your wedding into a weekend with extras like a welcome dinner or boat day. Incorporate local flavors like Greek mezze, Corfiot sweets and kumquat liqueur for a special touch. Plan around the island’s magical sunset for golden-hour photos, be mindful of breezy coastal spots when choosing outfits and décor and don’t forget mosquito repellent for outdoor celebrations.
For more inspiration and insider recommendations, visit our Greece page.

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