Pre-Wedding Day

Aelia Wellness

Wedding Day

Marriage Ceremony to Follow – Stay tuned for updates!

Reception

Summer

Our Wedding

Sometimes, the most unexpected moments lead to the greatest love stories! We met during the COVID-19 lockdown—a time when the world felt quiet and uncertain, but fate had other plans for us. On a whim, we both swiped right on Tinder, not knowing that a single match would change our lives forever. For me, marriage felt like a distant dream. The idea of being in a serious relationship, let alone getting married, seemed unrealistic. At some point, I figured I was more likely to win the lottery than find “the one”—and I don’t even buy lottery tickets. And then he came along—level headed, down-to-earth, and effortlessly kind and easy going. For him, meeting someone wasn’t even on his radar. The dating scene was entirely new to him, and, let’s just say, he was a little...rusty. He approached the whole thing with the charm of someone who hadn’t been on a date in nearly two decades. But somehow, that unpolished honesty was exactly what made him so endearing. We both started with zero expectations, not planning to commit. But on 11/11/2020, when we had our first date, everything changed. It felt as if the stars had conspired to bring us together. What started as a casual meeting quickly grew into something special. His selflessness and unwavering support taught me what it means to truly care for someone. Together, we discovered a love that is built on respect, humor, and an unshakable bond. Fast forward to today, and we’re excited to celebrate the next chapter of our journey with all of you. Our wedding in Cyprus will be a blend of the cultures and experiences that have shaped us, a reflection of the life we’re building together. Thank you for being part of our story. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Our Story

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﻿Marriage Ceremony starts at 5:30 PM﻿

 Aelia Wellness Retreat

Followed by the reception at 8:00 PM

AELIA WELLNESS RETREAT

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30 rooms available for 5 nights.The following discounted rates will be applied:•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Single room on B/B €156.00/Day (normal rate 175.00 Euros)•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Double/Twin room on B/B €179.00/Day (normal rate 198.00 Euros) Please be informed that the above rates are for Inland view rooms BUT we will upgrade most rooms to side and full sea view rooms (upon availability) … FREE OF CHARGE. SUPPLEMENTSHalf Board&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;25.00 p. p. p. d. (including 1 drink)Full Board&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;48.00 p. p. p. d. (including 1 drink) A special designed reservation form will be send to you so you can make your reservation direct with the hotel. Terms of Payment:50% upon confirmation50% 10 days prior to arrival/event

Sun hall hotel

732 euros for 5 nights, 2 pax, Breakfast included.

Leonardo Boutique Hotel Larnaca

Finikoudes Beach - great location and affordable - around 525 euros for 5 nights for 2 pax.

Les Palmiers Beach Hotel

TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT BALCONY: $705 for 5 nights for 4 Pax.

Panoramic Village Apartments

Please see group discounted rates below for this period in July:- 9 Three-Bedroom Apartment – Ground Floor or Upper Floor with Balcony for 2 adults at €235/day per apartment for accommodation only.- 4 Three-Bedroom Villa with Side Sea View for 2 adults at €305 per day per villa for accommodation only.- 1 Three-Bedroom Villa with Garden View and Private Pool for 2 adults at €475/day per villa for accommodation only.- 2 Three-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool and Sea View for 2 adults at €550/day per villa for accommodation only.&nbsp;* Infants (0 -&nbsp;2 y.o) stay free of charge* Children from&nbsp;3 to 17 years have additional charge €15 per day per child* Additional charge for extra Adult per day - €15

Atlantis Gardens Apartments & Villas

AERCAR RENTALS

Travel

Home of the world-famous Lefkara Lace (Lefkaritika), and filigree silver, this picturesque village sits on the foothills of the Troodos mountain range, in the south-eastern region of the island.Lace-making in Lefkara is a way of life, and upon entering the village you will be greeted by shop windows dressed in all types of products made from lace, from umbrellas to tissue box covers. This ancient tradition, dating back to the 14th century. It is influenced by the embroidery of Venetian nobles, who ruled the island in 1489 as well as ancient Greek and Byzantine geometric patterns.Visitors can learn all about craft, at the Lefkara Handicraft Centre, the Museum of Traditional Embroidery and Silversmithing, and various workshops. Legend has it that the famous painter, Leonardo da Vinci himself visited the village in 1481 and bought a lace altar cloth, which he donated to Milan cathedral.The character of the village is very picturesque with its narrow, winding streets and traditional architecture of old, terracotta-roofed houses. It is also included as one of the stops on the island’s 7th Wine Route that encompasses the area of mountainous Larnaka – Nicosia.

Lefkara Village

The second largest salt lake in Cyprus, the Larnaca Salt Lake is one of the most important habitats for waterfowl in Europe.&nbsp;The lake is actually one of four lakes in Larnaca. Together, with Lake Orphani, Lake Soros and Airport Lake, the lakes collectively cover a total area of 1.761 hectares (17,610m²).As the lake fills with water and becomes rich in nutrients during the winter months, thousands of migrating birds like the including the Greater Flamingo stop over from between the months of November to March, feeding on tiny brine shrimp. When food reserves run out, the birds then continue their journey towards Africa.The salt lake was declared a protected area under Cypriot law and is a European Ramsar and Natura 2000 site.Visitors can explore a four kilometre linear nature trail that leads up to the old aqueduct of Kamares. Important trees, shrubs and flowers is signposted with information along the way.

Salt Lake: A Protected Habitat

At the end of the palm-tree-lined promenade Finikoudes in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mycyprustravel.com/larnaca-antiquity-and-modernity-meet-in-a-quaint-city/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Larnaca</a>&nbsp;stands the medieval fort dating back to the rule of the Lusignan King James I (1382-1398).King James built the fort to protect the town’s harbour and its trade activities after the Genovese occupied the nearby Famagusta port. While some eighteenth-century sources insist that the fort was built by the Turks in 1625, it is well documented that a Turkish garrison had been stationed there since 1570. Other references by travellers confirm that the fort was constructed before 1625.After the end of the Ottoman era in Cyprus, the British converted the fort into a prison and used it during the first years of their rule. The western chamber of the ground floor in the east was used to execute prisoners. The gallows, which must have been constructed in the room, were in use until 1948.Today, the fort houses the small Larnaca Medieval Museum in three rooms, exhibiting artefacts from the Early Christian period (the fourth through the seventh centuries) to the Ottoman period (eighteenth and nineteenth centuries).

Larnaca Fort

The Linear&nbsp;trail in&nbsp;<a href="https://mycyprustravel.com/limassol/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Limassol</a>&nbsp;begins around 3km from the main Parekklisia-Kellaki road and offers panoramic views of the Yermasoyia dam.This trail has a shorter route that is 3.7km long and is estimated to take approximately one and a half hours, while the longer route runs for 11km and take approximately 3.5 hours.Hikers will walk along the Kyparissia River and then follow the trail that runs through a forest of Cypress trees.Plant-enthusiasts will see a number of endemic species, including the entire-leave horehound, Kakomallis Alison, thyme, shrubby knapweed, and the Cyprus Yellow Sun Rose.You can also observe a variety of animal species along the trail including the Bonelli’s eagle, wood pigeon, partridge, the Cyprus warbler, the Cyprus wheatear, and fox, hare, and hedgehogs.

Kyparissia ­- Yermasoyia Dam Nature Trail

Fasouri Watermania Waterpark

The Ayia Marina dam, near Polis Chrysochou, is 33 metres deep and 116 metres wide, and is used to supply farming land in the area.The town is located a short drive from Polis Chrysochou, the larger town of the&nbsp;<a href="https://mycyprustravel.com/experience-the-raw-beauty-of-akamas/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Akamas peninsula</a>.&nbsp;The town has a number of restaurants and activities for visitors.It is surrounded by woodland, and is a great place to spot some of the unique flora and fauna of the island.The journey from Polis to the village is considered to be one of the most beautiful on the island, so take your time on your drive, and take in the verdant landscape.&nbsp;You will be treated to stunning views of the sea that unfolds to the left, and the lush Paphos forest that rises up on the right.

village of Ayia Marina

As the dams in Cyprus have filled, social media has also filled with images of the various locations around the island, that have turned green and blossomed to welcome Spring.One of the dams though just outside of Limassol has drawn interest, as pictures appeared with a church bell tower sticking out of the water. The Kouris dam as it is known, does have the remains of a church in it, and when it begins to fill with water, only the bell tower is visible.According to SigmaLive, who spoke with the mayor of the town Alassas, the church is the only remnant of the eponymously name old town that was once there.The mayor, Aimilios Ttofallis said that the church is that of Saint Nicholas, and that for a period of ten years the town was moved to higher ground as the dam to be built in the area.Alassas lied between the Zyhou and Kouris rivers, and from 1985 to 1995, the residents were moved, and the homes were demolished.&nbsp;The only building to not be demolished was the church.After heavy rainfall in 2012, the church’s interior and structure was destroyed, but the bell tower remained, creating the scene that exists today.

Kouris Dam

Paphos Castle&nbsp;is located at the western end of the city port. It was originally a Byzantine fortress built to protect the port.

Paphos Castle

Eleouthkia Traditional, Botanical and Entertainment Park

Lazania VillageOne of the smallest villages of Nicosia, Lazania is very quaint and has seen very little development since yesteryear. Its winding cobbled streets bring you through the village which is divided in two by the main road crossing it.It’s impossible to miss the village’s church, which is of imposing beauty and significant archaeological value. The church of Ayios Georgios dates back to the beginning of the nineteenth century and is one of the most important reasons why somebody should visit this village.

Marlene & Ermos

Marlene & Ermos

Wedding Day

Aelia Wellness Retreat

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