Naxos is a wonderful destination tocelebrate your Orthodox Wedding. Most of the churches are simple, whitewashed churches adorned with white or blue domes that look beautiful on the background of the blue sky  and the  the Aegean Sea. It is no wonder that mor and more people from all over the world choose Naxos for their wedding.
According to the Greek Orthodox Church, first and foremost, the marriage must be conducted in an Orthodox Church. With interfaith marriages, the non-Orthodox partner must have been baptized in water in the name of the Holy Trinity. A marriage cannot take place in the Orthodox Church between an Orthodox Christian and a non-Christian. The non-Orthodox partner must be a person who belongs to a Christian denomination acceptable to the Orthodox Church.

A lot of couples choose the symbolic wedding to tie the knot in Naxos. A symbolic ceremony is the promise of love between two people. Whether it is to mark a wedding anniversary, or to celebrate an existing union, weddings vows can be performed as intimately or publicly as you wish.
It is the exact same as a regular wedding ceremony, including the exchange of vows and exchange of rings.  The only difference is that it is not legally binding. Legal documents are not necessary and there is no wedding permit issued.