Wedding venues in Corfu, Greece

Most couples from abroad marry at a villa, an estate or a hotel in Corfu; restaurants and beach bars suit smaller, relaxed weddings. Book the venue first, 12 to 18 months ahead, because it sets your date, your guest numbers and how late the music can play.

Who does what

  • Event and reception venues

    Places that host the ceremony, the dinner or the party: event spaces, gardens and reception halls.

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  • Wedding hotels and resorts

    Hotels and resorts with wedding spaces, catering and rooms for your guests in one place.

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  • Wedding estates

    Private estates, often among olive groves, that you can hire for the whole day.

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  • Wedding villas

    Private villas that allow weddings, often with sea views. Check the music limit and what equipment is included.

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  • Restaurants and beach bars for weddings

    Restaurants and beach bars that host smaller, relaxed weddings and receptions.

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When to book

Book your venue 12 to 18 months before the wedding, before anyone else. Saturdays in June and September are often booked first. Step 4: pick your area and venue in our planning guide.

What it costs in 2027

WhatTypical range
Villa or estate, exclusive use for the day€3,000–€8,000
Furniture, lighting, power, toilets and sound at a villa with none€2,000–€4,000
Sit-down dinner, per guest (before drinks and VAT)€60–€120

Ranges for 2027, based on prices Corfu businesses and wedding guides published for 2026. They are a guide, not a quote: ask each professional for theirs.

Good to know in Corfu

  • Music has limits. In South Corfu outdoor music may play until 01:00 in summer and 23:00 in winter, at up to 80 dB (municipal rule, 2022). In Corfu Old Town the limit is 23:00 in summer. Ask every venue for its own cut-off.
  • A villa is often an empty canvas: tables, chairs, lighting, power, toilets and sound may all need hiring in. Ask what is included before you compare prices.
  • For a sunset over the sea, look at the west coast. A beach ceremony has its own rules and permits.
  • Plan B: ask where the ceremony and dinner move if it is windy or wet. A covered terrace or a marquee is the usual answer.

Questions to ask before you book

  1. How many guests can you seat for dinner, and how many standing?
  2. What time must the music stop here?
  3. Is the venue ours alone for the day, and from what time?
  4. What is included: tables, chairs, lighting, power, toilets, staff?
  5. Where do we go if it rains or the wind is strong?
  6. Can we bring our own planner, caterer and other suppliers?

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