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Paphos Total Weddings for weddings in Cyprus

offer a unique and personal service. With our 30 years experience in the UK travel business
and an attention to detail to your Cyprus wedding that is second to none, we will create the wedding of your dreams.

Getting Married in Cyprus is not as difficult or expensive as you may think. There is no need for you to become
involved in any complicated or stressful planning. You simply arrange your holiday, in either a Hotel, Apartment or if you wish
to travel on a flight only and allow us to book your accommodation whatever you choose to do you can leave the rest to us.
Your wedding co-ordinators Linda and Wendy offer a personal service and promise to make your wedding,
a day to remember and cherish.

The wedding service we offer can be mixed and matched to suit your personal requirements and budget,
leaving it to you to choose you tailor-made Paphos wedding to your individual requirements. This website lists the
services on offer, but its by no means exhaustive and can include any other special requirements you may wish to add.

We can arrange wedding receptions in Hotels, Mountain Restaurants, Local Taverns, Charter boats,
Beach Front Locations Restaurants, or Exclusive restaurantS, and if its only two of you, an intimate dinner at the
world renowned 5 Star Anassa Hotel in Latchi may be the perfect mediterranean wedding choice.

The Wedding Ceremony in Cyprus

Paphos Total Weddings can arrange Civil and Church wedding ceremonies conducted in English,
renewal of vows and wedding blessings. The blessing can follow a civil wedding and is ideal for those clients that have
been unable to secure a suitable date for a Church Wedding. The wedding blessing can take place at your Hotel or at
another venue arranged by us. The civil ceremony would take place at Paphos, Geroskipou or Peyia Town Halls,
and for those clients that would like the civil ceremony in their Hotel Grounds, this can also be arranged for a
small supplement. Anglican or Roman Catholic ceremonies can be held in two Paphos churches,
the Church of Ayia Kyriaki, also know as St Paulâ€™s the Pillar is a large old church built in the 15th century by the Italians
and used as place of worship by the Greek Orthodox, Roman Catholics and the Anglican communities.
The other church is the St George chapel, which is a small and more modern church, and is situated between Paphos and Coral Bay.

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