When Amanda and Will asked me to be their wedding photographer I was more than excited! They arrived, with friends and relatives, from San Francisco and enjoyed days full of love, sun, sea, and laughter!
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Magdalene did an amazing job photographing my wedding in Naxos. Communication with her was always prompt, and I felt like she easily understood and delivered what we were looking for in our photos. Her images are naturally composed, and I really love the authentic look of her work that sets her apart from other wedding photographers. Magdalene is also a warm, kind, and easy-going person, and I really enjoyed working with her and having her there on our special day.
– Amanda & Wil
A relaxed and intimate celebration, set in the beautiful Greek background of the Cyclades islands.
We were inspired to get married in Naxos because Will and I had gotten engaged there 3 years earlier when we were on a backpacking trip around the world. We fell in love with everything about Greece, the food, the people, the history, and the beauty of all the Greek islands.
The venue that we chose on Naxos is a small spot of land with no amenities and a large old olive tree that was near the Temple of Demeter where Will and I had gotten engaged. Typically this piece of land was being used by goat farmers to graze their herd during the day and didn’t appear on any maps, and I think the general feeling of this place was what inspired the ceremony.
I was trying to channel visuals of nature and authenticity, and the idea of seamlessly blending into the nature around us. I really like visuals of ancient Greek statues and places that have been abandoned where nature has regrown. Marie Moustakis who did the flower pieces for the ceremony, was able to really bring this to life, and Magdalene Kourti, our photographer, was the perfect fit to capture the authentic expression of our wedding day.
I wanted our wedding to be uniquely about Will and me and who we are as a couple. We love to travel and explore together and wanted to have our family and friends experience that with us, so we chose a small destination wedding in Greece.
is one of the most beloved, sacred trees, and its place is firmly rooted in Ancient Greek tradition and mythology. Traditionally, the olive tree is a symbol of peace and friendship. This association began in ancient Greece, as early as the fifth century.
If you’re planning a wedding in Naxos, get in touch!
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