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The Story of Carina & John — Wedding in Kefalonia from Katavothres to Assos

The story of The Story of Carina & John — Wedding in Kefalonia from Katavothres to Assos

Carina and John’s wedding in Kefalonia unfolded between Katavothres in Argostoli and the village of Assos, two locations with completely different characters, each shaping the day in its own way.

The ceremony at Katavothres carried a calm atmosphere from the beginning. Wide sea views, strong coastal light and the movement of the wind across the shoreline became part of the experience without needing anything extra.

Throughout the day, the focus stayed on the people around them: family conversations, reactions between friends and smaller interactions happening quietly alongside the larger moments.

Later, we moved to Assos for a short session after the wedding. The narrow streets, fading evening light and slower rhythm of the village shifted the mood completely, making everything feel more personal after the energy of the ceremony.

One of the things that makes weddings in Kefalonia unique is how naturally different locations can become part of the same story, from coastal settings like Katavothres to villages such as Assos.

If you are planning a wedding in Kefalonia, this story offers a glimpse of how the island can shape the rhythm of the entire day.

If you are looking for a wedding photographer in Kefalonia, feel free to get in touch.

Explore more stories from Kefalonia:

Alexandra & Andrew – Wedding in Agrilia, Sami, Kefalonia

Max & Yoelle – Surprise Proposal at St. Theodoroi Lighthouse, Kefalonia

 Giorgos & Evgenia – Greek Orthodox Wedding in Kefalonia at Kastro

Planning your wedding in Kefalonia? Let’s talk.

 

 

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