All your questions, answered in one place

We start with a non-binding conversation where you tell us about your dream – style, budget, guest numbers, and which destination is most appealing. Then, we use our network in France and Crete to find and negotiate 2–3 concrete options for venues and suppliers, from which you choose. From here, we coordinate everything practical leading up to and during the wedding itself.

We recommend getting in touch at least 10–12 months before your desired wedding date, especially if you're aiming for peak season (June–September), as the best venues and vendors are often fully booked 1–2 years in advance. If you have less time available, it's still worth getting in touch — we have solutions for most timeframes.

It depends on the package you choose, but the core is always: research and negotiation with local vendors and suppliers, coordination of all practical details, and presence during the planning period and on the day itself. We adapt the scope to your needs.

Yes. We are present in advance for viewings and preparations, and on the wedding day itself to coordinate vendors and logistics, so that you can be fully present in the moment.

Absolutely. Many couples come to us after having booked a venue themselves, but need help with the rest — vendors, logistics, or coordination on the day itself. Tell us where you are in the process, and we'll figure out how we can best assist from there.

Yes, we will communicate with you in Norwegian throughout the entire process, and handle all contact with local suppliers in France and Crete in English and their respective languages — eliminating language barriers and translation challenges for you.

France and Crete are the places we know best — where we have the densest network of suppliers and the deepest local knowledge. That is why we highlight them here. However, we also have all the capabilities to organize weddings in other locations, should you dream of a different destination. Feel free to get in touch, and we will figure out what is possible for you.

Tell us about the style and atmosphere you envision — France is a good fit for those who dream of vineyards, castles, and world-class gastronomy, while Crete is suitable for those who envision cliffs above turquoise seas and a warmer, more relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.

Yes, a site visit is highly recommended before you sign anything. We can help you plan a site visit, and we are happy to join you physically or digitally during the visit.

It varies greatly — from intimate villas for 20–30 guests to larger vineyards and castles that can accommodate 150+. Please tell us your approximate number of guests early on, and we will filter out unsuitable options.

That is precisely what we do best. Instead of presenting a long list that you have to sort through yourselves, we retrieve concrete options based on style, budget, and number of guests, and present 2–3 genuine choices.

Yes — we are continuously expanding our network, and more destinations are under consideration.

Yes, it is entirely possible to enter into a legally binding marriage in both countries, but the requirements are quite different. France, for example, requires 30 days of residency in the municipality where you marry, while Crete has no residency requirement but demands specific documentation such as a "Certificate of Non-Impediment." We will review what applies to your specific situation early in the process.

Yes, this is actually the most common choice among our couples, precisely because it avoids a lot of paperwork abroad. You get legally married in Norway before or after your trip, and have a beautiful, personal ceremony at your destination.

This depends on whether the ceremony is to be legally binding or symbolic, and on the country you choose. Typically, it may include a birth certificate, any certificate of no impediment from the Norwegian Tax Administration (only valid for 4 months, so timing must be carefully planned), and translations of official documents.

It varies from a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on the document type and country. The certificate of no impediment from the Norwegian Tax Administration is only valid for 4 months, so it should not be ordered too early. We will keep track of the deadlines together with you.

We remind guests to check the validity of their passports well in advance. For guests who may need a visa for France or Greece, we provide general guidance but recommend that individual guests confirm the requirements directly with the relevant embassy.

It ranges widely – from an intimate ceremony for 20 guests to a multi-day celebration for 150. The total cost depends on the venue, number of guests, season, and number of days. We create a realistic cost estimate early in the process.

The price depends on the scope you require – from full planning to more limited coordination. Contact us for a no-obligation chat, and we will provide you with a concrete price offer.

The most common surprises are exchange rates and payment fees, guest transport, and any necessary permits (fireworks, drone filming, late-night music). We include these in the budget overview from the start.

Yes — tell us the budget early on, and we'll tailor our proposals for venues and suppliers accordingly.

This is agreed upon with each customer individually, but typically the suppliers invoice you directly, while you pay us separately for the planning and coordination work.

Most destination weddings we work with have between 20 and 80 guests — naturally fewer than a wedding at home, as travel is an investment in itself for the guests.

Yes. We can arrange block bookings of hotels or villas at a group rate, and provide guests with combined information about the nearest airport, recommended accommodation, and local tips.

Yes, absolutely. Please inform us of any accessibility needs (wheelchair, allergies, elderly guests) as early as possible, so we can ensure the venue and logistics work for everyone.

Of course, if you wish. We are happy to help tailor the program and, if necessary, organize childcare or separate activities.

Most couples choose a simple website or a digital invitation with all practical information gathered. We are happy to help set up the content.

Both. We always present vendors from our quality-assured network, but if you have your own preferences, we are happy to help coordinate them into the overall plan.

Yes, very much so. Many couples want to combine Norwegian traditions with local atmosphere and gastronomy — we help weave these together naturally.

This varies greatly from location to location and often requires special permits, especially near settlements or in drought-prone areas. We will check what is possible for your chosen location and arrange the necessary approvals.

We always make a plan B for outdoor ceremonies and parties, whether it's a tent, an indoor hall at the same venue, or a flexible schedule. This is clarified with the venue before you sign a contract.

Absolutely, and we highly recommend it – local gastronomy is a big part of the experience both in France and Crete. We arrange tastings with selected catering partners before you make your decision.

Yes, always. We coordinate vendors, schedules, and any on-site surprises, so that you and your guests can be fully present in the moment.

That's precisely why we're here. We handle unforeseen events as they arise — changes in weather, delayed suppliers, or other surprises — without you needing to know about it until after the fact.

Yes — we work with a travel agency we highly recommend, who can help you plan the perfect honeymoon, whether you want to extend your stay at the destination or travel somewhere completely different.

Afterwards, we follow up with practical matters such as returning rented equipment, final settlements with suppliers, and are available for questions in the time after the wedding.