From their very first date — over bowls of ramen and a little wine — it felt like Kiki and Kosti had known each other far longer than they actually had. Conversation flowed effortlessly, laughter came easily, and a spark ignited that neither of them expected.

Soon after, fate brought them together again — and from that moment on, things never slowed down.

Their next adventure was one they’ll never forget: a spontaneous motorcycle ride that turned into a full day together — dinner, drinks, and endless conversation. That’s when they both realized this wasn’t just fun; it was something real. She was beautiful, strong, and full of stories. He was calm, open, and ready to become the best version of himself with her by his side. Together, it just clicked.

Since then, they’ve built a life around adventure and balance. She’s precise and punctual; he’s relaxed and go-with-the-flow. She keeps them on time; he reminds them to slow down. Together, they’ve wandered countless city streets, discovering hidden cafés and restaurants — their favorite shared ritual. They’ve traveled the world, celebrated milestones, and found a rhythm that’s uniquely theirs.

Then came a magical moment in Mykonos. As the sun set over the Aegean at Kiki’s favorite restaurant, Kosti led her down to the beach. A waiter discreetly filmed as he dropped to one knee, the sea glowing behind them. Kiki laughed, shouted “no, no, no!” in disbelief — and then, of course, said yes. It was perfectly them: dramatic, a little awkward, and overflowing with love and joy.

And now, as we get ready to celebrate our next chapter, we’re bringing together not just two people, but two worlds.

Two Worlds, One Celebration

Our wedding will bring together two traditions from opposite corners of Greece — Crete and Epirus. From the sun-drenched shores of Sitia, where joy is expressed through rhythm and dance, to the misty mountains of Metsovo, where music carries both strength and emotion, these worlds may seem different, yet they share the same heartbeat: love, family, and celebration.

On our special day, the sounds of the Cretan lyra will meet the Epirus clarinet — two instruments with their own soul, coming together just as we do. We can’t wait to share this blend of energy, warmth, and tradition with you.