Greek Islands Wedding Videographer

Every Greek island has its own personality. Paros feels relaxed and effortlessly chic. Spetses is elegant and nearly car-free, with horse carriages and an old harbor. Kythira is wild, quiet and deeply traditional. Mykonos never sleeps. I’ve also filmed weddings on Kos, Chios, Rhodes and Kefalonia. Whichever island you choose, I’m here to turn it into the setting of a film you’ll watch for the rest of your lives.

I’m Konstantinos Liopetas, a destination wedding filmmaker based in Greece. I film couples from the US, Europe and beyond, including Greeks living abroad who come home to marry.

Award-winning: Top 5 Videographers in Greece 2025, Wezoree · 1st place, Wedding Filmmaking, Photo Wedding Stories 2025 and PWS Convention 2024 · 1st and 2nd place, Wedding Films, Cosmos Awards · 2nd place Best Highlights Film, 2nd place Best Pilot Film and 5th place People’s Choice, Wevsy Greece Awards 2024

Rated 5.0 from 58 Google reviews · Read what couples say

“He captured the pure essence of our day: love, family, religion and laughter. He created not just videos for us to cherish for life but ART… You feel like you’re there in that moment by watching and I truly believe only a true artist can do that.”

Amalia & Chase, New York couple married in Kythira

Which island is calling you?
Tell me where and when, and I’ll check my calendar.

Featured on: Vogue France (Vanessa & Alex, Mykonos) · Style Me Pretty (Heleni & Antonis, Glyfada) · Wezoree (Top 5 Wedding Videographers in Greece)

Why an island wedding deserves a film

Island weddings are made of small, fleeting moments: the boat ride over, the church bells in the village, the meltemi catching your veil, your families meeting for the first time across an ocean. Photos freeze those moments. A film brings back the sound, the motion and the feeling.

I take a hands-on approach, from scouting locations in the morning to filming the last song of the night. During your ceremony, I stay close so every vow is captured, and afterward I craft a cinematic film with music and titles that tells your story, not a template. I often work with my brother, wedding photographer George Liopetas, so your photos and film feel like one story. If you’d like both, we offer a combined film and photography package with George. Just mention it when you get in touch.

Paros: relaxed, chic and perfect for families from abroad

Paros has quickly become one of the most loved wedding destinations in the Cyclades. It has the whitewashed beauty of the Cyclades with a slower, more laid-back rhythm, which makes it ideal for couples who want guests to feel like they’re on a real vacation.

• Getting there: Paros is reachable by ferry from Athens’s ports or a short domestic flight from Athens, so it works well for guests flying in from the US.
• Portrait backdrops: the fishing harbor of Naoussa, the old town of Parikia and the mountain village of Lefkes make beautiful settings for portraits.
• Best light: Parikia faces west, so its waterfront sunsets are spectacular. Plan your ceremony about an hour before sunset and save time for a stroll by the harbor, just like Stephanie & Dimitris did.

Greek island wedding venues I know well

Private villas on Paros

Paros weddings take place in private villas and at seaside venues like Orbis Paros, for intimate celebrations where your guests feel at home. Watch Stephanie & Dimitris’s Paros film, or Evelin & Luke and Caitlin & Damon at Orbis Paros.

The Old Harbor of Spetses

Constance & Adrien exchanged vows at the iconic lighthouse by the Old Harbor of Spetses, then took their guests by sea to a waterfront reception and arrived aboard a traditional boat.

El Sol Hotel, Kythira

Amalia & Chase celebrated at El Sol Hotel after a traditional Greek ceremony with wedding crowns and olive branches, dancing under the stars with loved ones who had flown in from New York.

A seaside chapel on Kasos

Lauren & Anthony married at a small seaside church just steps from the beach on Kasos, with the sunset behind them, after a pre-wedding escape by boat to a nearby island and a carefree beach party.

Art Villas Greece, Crete

Omer & Ron celebrated over two days at Art Villas Greece, from an old-school car and powerful motorcycles on day one to heartfelt vows and a wild sunset party.

Other islands and when to go

• Spetses is an easy trip from Athens, with an old harbor, a lighthouse and traditional boats. It’s ideal for elegant weddings with a sea journey built in.
• Kasos is one of Greece’s most unspoiled islands, with raw landscapes, deep blues and a rare sense of calm, for couples who want a wedding far from the crowds.
• Crete suits couples who want more than one day to celebrate, from day-one adventures to a sunset party.
• Kythira is ideal for Greeks abroad returning to their roots and for couples who want a traditional Greek wedding, away from the crowds.
• Mykonos is all glamour and energy. See my dedicated Mykonos wedding videographer page for venues and films.
• Kos, Chios, Rhodes and Kefalonia: I’ve also filmed weddings on these islands, from Kos and Rhodes, with its medieval Old Town, in the Dodecanese to Chios in the northeast Aegean and Kefalonia in the Ionian Sea.
• For many years I’ve sailed the Ionian as a skipper, so Kefalonia and the surrounding islands are waters I know well. I’ve photographed that sea from the air over ten summers, and the result is my photo book The Ionian Sea («10 Χρόνια Ιόνιο», 2025). If you’re dreaming of an Ionian wedding, send me your date.
• Season: most island weddings happen from May to October. Late May, June and September usually bring warm evenings and softer crowds. July and August are peak season, with strong meltemi winds in the Cyclades, so we plan sound, florals and timing around the wind.

Symbolic weddings and vow renewals in Greece

Many of my couples marry legally at home, in New York, Paris or anywhere else, and then celebrate in Greece with a symbolic ceremony. You skip the paperwork and keep all the emotion: your vows, your families and an island at sunset. On film, it looks and feels every bit as meaningful.

I also love filming vow renewals, whether it’s your 10th anniversary or your 40th, with your kids, or with the friends who were there the first time. An island like Paros is a beautiful place to say “I do” again. Whatever the size of your celebration, tell me about your plans and I’ll tailor the coverage to fit.

Films from Paros and the Greek islands

Every island wedding film in my portfolio:

Evelin & Luke: a four-day wedding celebration on Paros

Venue: Orbis Paros, Paros

Four days of love, friendship and music on Paros, from a welcome by the sea at Glafkos Taverna to a celebration by the pool at Orbis Paros, ending aboard a catamaran in the middle of the Aegean with Emmit Fenn behind the decks.

Watch Evelin & Luke’s film

Omer & Ron: a two-day celebration in Crete

Venue: Art Villas Greece, Crete

Crete is part of who they are. Day one felt like a film scene, with an old-school car, powerful motorcycles and golden light. Then came heartfelt vows that silenced the crowd, and one of the wildest sunset parties Crete has seen.

Watch Omer & Ron’s film

Lauren & Anthony: where the waves meet the light on Kasos

Venue: a seaside chapel on Kasos

A US couple on one of Greece’s most unspoiled islands: a pre-wedding escape by boat to a nearby island and a carefree beach party, then vows at a small seaside church steps from the beach, with the sunset behind them and the waves echoing.

Watch Lauren & Anthony’s film

Caitlin & Damon: a love written in the Aegean

Venue: Orbis Paros, Paros

Vows by the pool at Orbis Paros, framed by white orchids and roses, then time on a boat, golden-hour portraits and a night under string lights, with Greek plate smashing and fireworks over the sea.

Watch Caitlin & Damon’s film

Constance & Adrien: a romantic Spetses wedding from France

Venue: Spetses (ceremony at the lighthouse by the Old Harbor)

Constance and Adrien traveled from France to Spetses. They exchanged vows at the iconic lighthouse by the Old Harbor, took their guests on a journey by sea to the waterfront reception, and made their grand entrance aboard a traditional boat.

Watch Constance & Adrien’s film

Stephanie & Dimitris: a Paros island wedding with families from America

Venue: Paros

Their families made the journey from America to Paros. Vows in the warm sun, traditional Greek music, sea views, and a romantic sunset stroll around the port.

Watch Stephanie & Dimitris’s film

Amalia & Chase: a New York couple comes home to Kythira

Venue: El Sol Hotel, Kythira

Amalia, whose roots are in Greece, returned to her homeland with Chase and their loved ones from New York. They married in a traditional Greek ceremony with wedding crowns, olive branches and local flowers, then danced under the stars at El Sol Hotel.

Watch Amalia & Chase’s film

Films from Mykonos: Yanni & Shane, Lizzie & Joshua, Sam & Nikol, Arthur & Mary and Vanessa & Alex. See them all on the Mykonos page.

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What your Greek island wedding film includes

Every film includes

• A cinematic wedding film with music and titles, tailored to your day and built around your story
• Drone footage, always included, flown where permitted
• Combined film and photography with George Liopetas, available on request
• A custom quote tailored to your plans, from a single day to several events

How it works when you’re planning from abroad

1. Send an inquiry with your island, date and a little about your plans. I reply quickly.
2. We talk through your plans at a time that suits your time zone.
3. You receive a custom quote tailored to your island and plans, and once you’re happy, we secure your date.
4. I coordinate with your planner and photographer on timing, ferries and backup plans for wind.
5. Your film is ready to share with everyone who couldn’t make the trip.

Greek islands wedding videography FAQ

How much does a Greek island wedding videographer cost?

Every wedding is different, so every couple receives a custom quote tailored to their plans: your island, coverage and the films you’d like. Get in touch with your date and a few details, and I’ll send yours.

Do you travel to all the Greek islands?

Yes. I’ve filmed on Mykonos, Paros, Spetses, Kythira, Kasos, Crete, Kos, Chios, Rhodes and Kefalonia, and I’m happy to travel to any island. Tell me about your plans, and I’ll tailor your coverage and quote to them.

Where do Paros weddings usually take place?

Paros weddings take place in private villas and at seaside venues like Orbis Paros, for intimate celebrations where your guests feel at home. Tell me about your plans, and I’ll tailor the coverage to your day.

Can you film a symbolic wedding or vow renewal?

Absolutely. Symbolic ceremonies and vow renewals are perfect for couples who married legally at home and want to celebrate in Greece. Tell me about your plans, and I’ll tailor the coverage to fit.

How quickly do you reply to inquiries?

I reply quickly. Send your island and date, and I’ll come back to you with availability and ideas for your film.

Do you offer drone footage on the islands?

Yes, drone footage is always included, flown where permitted. Strong island winds can ground a drone, so we always have a plan B.

Do you offer a combined film and photography package?

Yes. I often work alongside my brother, wedding photographer George Liopetas, and we offer a combined film and photography package on request. Mention it when you get in touch, and we’ll include it in your custom quote.

Prefer the mainland, or still deciding?

See every destination I film on my Greece wedding videographer page. For a seaside wedding minutes from the airport, see my Athens Riviera wedding films. Marrying outside Greece? See my destination weddings in Europe. Or browse all my wedding films.

Your island, your story.
From Paros and Crete to Rhodes and Kefalonia, send your date, and I’ll reply with availability and ideas for your film.