To marry on Corfu, choose a grand seaside resort for ease, a historic Venetian estate for character, or an olive-grove venue for a relaxed celebration. The greenest Ionian island suits May–June and September weddings, usually with a symbolic ceremony. Corfu Imperial hires from €5,500 for 50 guests.
Corfu is the lush, green exception to the Greek island cliché — cypress and olive instead of bare rock, a Venetian old town instead of whitewashed cubes, a softer and more aristocratic feel than the Cyclades. It has long hosted European royalty, and its mix of grand resorts and historic estates makes it one of the most elegant places in Greece to marry.
Choose between the polish of a seaside resort, the character of a Venetian estate, and the calm of an olive-grove venue.
Where to actually marry on Corfu
Two venues across the island’s range — a grand seaside resort and an olive-grove estate.

Corfu Imperial hires from €5,500 and Ekaterini Estate from €13,000, both for 50 guests. As across Greece, most international couples hold a symbolic ceremony and marry legally at home.
When to marry

May, June and September are best — warm and green, the island lively but not overrun. July and August are hot and busiest. Corfu’s airport has good direct summer links from across Europe.
Quick answers
How much does a wedding in Corfu cost?
Venue hire runs from €5,500 at Corfu Imperial to €13,000 at Ekaterini Estate, both for 50 guests, before catering and production.
When is the best time to get married in Corfu?
May, June and September — warm and green without the peak-summer heat and crowds of July and August.
Can you legally get married in Corfu?
Yes, Greece allows civil marriages for foreigners with translated, apostilled documents lodged in advance. Most international couples instead hold a symbolic ceremony and marry legally at home.
How is Corfu different from other Greek islands?
Corfu is the greenest Ionian island, with olive groves, cypress and a Venetian old town — softer and more aristocratic than the bare, whitewashed Cyclades like Santorini and Mykonos.