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



Six hours: the last hour of getting ready, the ceremony, portraits at golden hour and the first part of the reception. 300 or more photos.
The half day is built for caldera weddings where the ceremony is in the late afternoon and the dinner runs into the night. We start with the final hour of getting ready, cover the ceremony and the family groups, steal twenty-five minutes at golden hour for the two of you, and stay for the first dance.
Alexandros's note: ask your planner to put the ceremony about two and a half hours before sunset. It leaves time for groups and the walk to the portrait spot without rushing anyone.
Every wedding gets a sneak peek within 48 hours and the full gallery in four to six weeks.
Final hour of getting ready, details, the first look if you want one.
Ceremony on the terrace, then the family groups.
Portraits at golden hour on the cliff path.
Dinner, speeches, first dance; coverage ends at 22:00.
A June timeline. We set the hours around your sunset.

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

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

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






“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.”
Our wedding coverage costs €890 for a three-hour elopement, €1,490 for a six-hour half day and €2,290 for a ten-hour full day. A second photographer is €350 and a wedding film starts at €1,490. Galleries arrive in four to six weeks with a sneak peek within 48 hours.
Yes. The proposal film (€390) adds a one to two minute edit, with drone footage where permitted. For weddings a second photographer costs €350 and a wedding film starts at €1,490.