Your big Greek spectacular wedding!

by atelier zolotas
October 3, 2018

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As you might have guessed even before enjoying this Greek-inspired photo shoot brought to life by the E.M for you wedding planners, this concept rolls in white & blue details!

The accomplished photographer Pauline Niarchou captures all the Greek elements that make this photo shoot unforgettable!

It all began with the fun installation “Opa!” that the The Letter Co. provided, to express the essence of the Greek “glenti” that follows every Greek wedding ceremony! Impressive flower arrangements in yellow and blue blooms (say blue blooms again!) perching on olive branches by Antoinetta Koutsouradi gave the Hellenic concept the extra touch, just like the memorable crockery and blue glasses by Zoulovits Events. After your guests Save the Date in a Greek pattern, and they are officially invited in matching invitations, it will be easier for them to feel the vibes on your big day!

Time for the wedding cake (with a twist of lemon)? Sacrilegious as it may seem, The Cakers will give you a sculptured masterpiece of a cake that you will have to cut up in white & blue pieces -and you probably won’t help but eat the “O” “P” “A” cupcakes as well, to savor their fine taste!

Which would be the ideal dress for this wedding occasion? This would have to be the Orora dress, which encompasses the Greek essence of what we had in mind, when we wanted to go Greek all the way! White fringe embellishes this handmade masterpiece, with the thigh-high splits in organic cotton lace that no one can forget. The Thallo gold jewelry completes the bridal look in golden shades. At the same time, the natural beauty of the bride of the day, Ypapanti Vasila, is brought to a higher level in the hands of the gifted makeup artist Giorgia Xristodoulou!

The groom of the day had to be of the same calibre, so the Gentlemen Experts by Atelier Zolotas took care of it, by suiting him up in blue, white and golden details. We would like to thank the Bluefish restaurant for providing us with the Cycladic setting we were after! Ready to go “Opa” on your big day?