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A Destination Wedding in Sifnos, Greece. 

Katerina & Will · Chrysopigi Monastery & Lazarou Beach

 


A traditional Greek island wedding shaped by family, heritage and celebration. Katerina & Will married at the iconic Chrysopigi Monastery before celebrating beside the Aegean at Lazarou Beach — with bouzouki, Greek dancing and everyone they love in one place.


WATCH KATERINA & WILL'S WEDDING FILM ↓
 

"OMG PERFECT!!!!

 

Wow thank you so much we are obsessed, you completely nailed it!!!!"

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Lazarou Beach Venue | Greece

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Sep 3rd, 2026

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Vendors:

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Videographer: Hayley Narvaez Films 

​Photographer: Catharine Nemanic
Wedding PLanner: I Love Sifnos

Dress: Floure Studio
Florals: Eleanthos
Reception: Lazarou Beach Venue 
Catering:  
Steki

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Katerina & Will’s Destination Wedding in Sifnos, Greece

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I had the absolute pleasure of capturing Katerina & Will’s destination wedding on the beautiful Greek island of Sifnos, a celebration filled with family, tradition, music. 

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A Love Story Built Around Family

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Family has always been at the heart of Katerina & Will’s relationship. They are both incredibly family-oriented, so bringing everyone they love together for their wedding was always going to be one of the most important parts of their day. For Katerina, getting married in Greece held an even deeper meaning. Her Greek heritage is incredibly important to her, and she had always dreamed of having a traditional Greek wedding.

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A Traditional Greek Wedding in Sifnos

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Katerina & Will chose the incredible Chrysopigi Monastery for their ceremony, one of the most iconic locations on Sifnos. Perched on the edge of the Aegean, surrounded almost entirely by blue, it was hard to imagine a more beautiful place for them to get married.

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The traditions began before Katerina had even reached the church, with a bouzouki player accompanying her from the car towards Chrysopigi before their traditional Greek Orthodox ceremony.

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It was such a beautiful way to begin the day. After the ceremony, everyone made their way to Lazarou Beach for the reception, swapping the dramatic landscape of Chrysopigi for a completely different side of Sifnos with dinner, music and dancing right beside the water.

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Moments I Loved Capturing

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The Greek traditions and live music were easily some of my favourite parts of Katerina & Will's wedding.

Having the bouzouki player lead Katerina towards the church was such an incredible moment to capture, but the music didn't stop once the ceremony was over. He joined everyone again at Lazarou Beach, bringing that same Greek energy into the reception and setting the tone for what was to come.

 

And then there was the dancing.​

Greek dancing, family and friends filling the dance floor, shots from the floor, music playing and the Aegean just metres away. It was joyful, slightly chaotic in the best possible way, and completely them. 

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Why Sifnos Is Perfect for a Destination Wedding

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There is a reason couples travel from all over the world to get married in Greece, but there is something particularly special about Sifnos.

The island has everything you imagine when you picture a Greek wedding, whitewashed villages, traditional churches, rugged coastline, beautiful beaches and endless blue stretching across the Aegean, but it still feels wonderfully intimate and untouched.

As a destination wedding filmmaker, Sifnos was an absolute dream to capture. The contrast between the dramatic setting of Chrysopigi Monastery and the relaxed waterside atmosphere at Lazarou Beach gave Katerina & Will's wedding film two completely different sides of the island while still feeling part of the same story.

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Planning a wedding in Sifnos? 

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If you're planning a wedding in Sifnos, the Cyclades or elsewhere in Greece, I'd love to hear what you're dreaming up.

I film destination weddings throughout Greece and Europe, blending cinematic digital footage with Super 8 and nostalgic handycam moments to create films that feel alive, personal and completely your own.

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