
Golden hour, 70 to 10 minutes before sunset, on the chapel terrace below Skaros.



A ceremony for two, or for a handful of guests, and the rest of the evening in the best light. Three hours, 150 or more photos.
Elopements give us what big weddings rarely allow: time with the two of you in the light. The ceremony takes twenty minutes; the next two hours are a long walk through the village with the dress, the suit and nobody waiting at a dinner table.
Alexandros's note: a white chapel with blue doors at 18:30 in June, then the cliff path at 19:30. I plan every elopement around the sunset time of the day, not around the venue's schedule.
If you need an officiant, a venue or paperwork, our sister team can help; we handle the photography.
Getting-ready frames at your hotel; the dress, the rings, the view.
Ceremony at the chapel or on the terrace, twenty to thirty minutes.
Portraits in the village while the light softens.
Golden hour on the caldera path, then a glass of wine with the last frames.
Times for a June date. Autumn elopements start about an hour earlier.

Golden hour, 70 to 10 minutes before sunset, on the chapel terrace below Skaros.

Sunrise to 09:00 for empty alleys; 60 to 30 minutes before sunset for the domes and the castle.

Morning for the caldera path and rooftops; sunset from a private terrace rather than the main walkway.






“Professional, creative and so easy to work with. He captured our wedding beautifully. The candid moments are our favourites. We will treasure these photos forever.”
€890 for three hours, which covers a short ceremony on a caldera terrace or in a chapel plus portraits at golden hour, with 150 or more edited photos. Most elopements also add the 60-second reel (€120) or drone footage where permitted (€200).