Wedding on 25th June 2008 at Yeroskipou Town Hall (Civil Ceremony) and on 27th June 2008 at Ayia Kyriaki Church (St. Pauls Pillar) Catholic Ceremony , Reception at Romantica Restaurant

After submitting an enquiry by email I was contacted by Igor the following morning . He explained how he was unavailable for our chosen dates but we could have Heather as our planner if we wished. We spoke to Heather the following week and over the next 9 months many, many times. All emails were answered promptly and calls always made at pre-arranged times. Everything was explained in detail and there was never any pressure to book anything.
 
It was great having a contact in Paphos making all the bookings for us; it took a lot of the pressure away. Heather booked the civil ceremony and also the service in Ayia Kyriaki. We had done some research ourselves and liked the look of Romantica Restaurant, after it appeared on Heathers list of suitable Restaurants we decided to book our reception there. There were going to be 32 of us including 10 children, 3 of them under 4. 
 
We made arrangements for Heather to come see us with details of flowers, photographer, cake, transport etc on our arrival in Paphos. On that day after deciding on our flowers, transport and photography package Heather gave us a tour of our venues. We first went to Yeuroskipou which is a gorgeous setting for a wedding and filled in our paperwork etc. We then went to Ayia Kyriaki where we were stunned by the church and the grounds. Next we met with the manager in Romanticas .It really was good to have Heather with us while finalising all the details. The following day we were introduced to the Catholic wedding co-ordinator and met with Fr. John to go through more paperwork and our ceremony details.
 
Heather came with us on June 25th to Yeroskipou where she agreed to be one of our witnesses and even took our photos. On the morning of our church ceremony Heather was on hand with the flowers. She kept us informed when the car was late through no fault of the driver. When we went to the church she carried spare shoes for my bridesmaid and my parasol for the photos. After a beautiful service we had some photos taken with our guests at the church then went down to the harbour to have some taken on our own.One point about the photos which has been remarked by previous couples on this site is it is really hard to pick your photos out of all that are taken, be prepared to change your mind and have them all on a disc! After that we went back to Romanticas for our reception where we had a wonderful meal and an evening of fun. So to anyone thinking of having their wedding in Paphos our recommendations would be;

• Heather or any of her colleagues to help with all your plans
• Yeroskipou for a civil ceremony
• Ayia Kyriaki Church for a catholic ceremony
• Pink Panther Photography
• Romanticas Restaurant for their brilliant food and friendly atmosphere

Anne Marie & Aidan