Eight Mykonos wedding venues and what their listings say

Myconian Imperial - Leading Hotels of the World

Myconian Imperial is at Elia Beach. Its listing says the hotel hosts destination weddings, intimate ceremonies, glamorous receptions and executive retreats, and that a dedicated team handles event planning. Rooms have air conditioning, central heating and a balcony or veranda. The property is part of Leading Hotels of the World. Ask whether the dedicated event team will be present on the day or hands over to banquet staff. Best for: couples who want a resort setting with formal event planning support.

DeLight Boutique Hotel Small Luxury Hotels of the World

DeLight Boutique Hotel is in Agios Ioannis. Its listing describes airy suites, an infinity pool, an outdoor restaurant and sea views. The weddings and events page says it can host celebrations including weddings, christenings, milestone birthdays, bachelorette parties, anniversaries and graduations, and frames events as flexible from laid-back to glamorous. A spa and concierge are mentioned. Ask how the restaurant and pool areas are separated if you have both a welcome cocktail and a main event. Best for: celebrations that want a boutique feel, a pool and flexible event styles.

Mykonos Blu, A Resort to Live®

Mykonos Blu, A Resort to Live® is a beachfront resort in Psarou. Its listing states 103 guest rooms and suites, an infinity pool, a rooftop bar and restaurants. The Ocean Balcony accommodates up to 60 guests for ceremonies overlooking the sea, while receptions for up to 120 guests can be arranged at L' Archipel restaurant and the pool area. Dedicated wedding specialists assist with planning, and the resort provides customized menus and works with trusted vendors. Ask what the wet-weather backup is for a ceremony on the Ocean Balcony. Best for: couples who want a beachfront ceremony and a larger reception on the same property.

Royal Myconian - Leading Hotels of the World

Royal Myconian is also at Elia Beach. Its listing says the hotel-resort offers event planning services for weddings, receptions and executive retreats, and covers ceremonies, destination weddings and honeymoons. Rooms include air conditioning, central heating and a bathroom, with a balcony or veranda. It is part of Leading Hotels of the World. Ask whether the venue can handle both an intimate ceremony and a larger reception in separate spaces. Best for: couples who want a resort with a dedicated events team and a range of gathering sizes.

Villa Irilia, Private Pool with Unrestricted Sea View

Villa Irilia is a private villa with a pool and unrestricted sea view in Faros Armenistis. Its listing comes through a vacation rental agency whose portfolio covers Mykonos, Tinos, the Athenian Riviera and the Peloponnese. The agency states that its villas generally have the space, privacy and setting to host weddings, baptisms, gatherings and private celebrations, but specific event facilities at Villa Irilia are not detailed in the listing. Ask the agency directly whether the villa is licensed for events and what the maximum guest count is. Best for: small private celebrations where the villa setting is the priority.

Fantasia Villas

Fantasia Villas is a villa rental company based on Mykonos. Its listing describes a selection of private properties; one, Karma Pelikanos, has eight bedrooms, a heated infinity pool and views of the Aegean Sea. The villa's amenities include a private chef and wedding services, which the listing says makes it suitable for intimate events. The company focuses on privacy and personalized service. Ask whether the wedding services cover coordination, catering or both, and who supplies the ceremony furniture. Best for: intimate weddings that want a private villa with a chef and a pool.

Kivotos Mykonos

Kivotos Mykonos is a luxury hotel in Ornos Bay. Its listing says it has a private beach, sea views, a spa, two swimming pools and a refined restaurant. The hotel hosts weddings and offers packages such as Dreamy Life and Live Life & Love Life, which include wedding assistance with municipal paperwork, marriage license, wedding announcement, and airport or port pick-up by limousine. Ask exactly which documents the wedding assistance covers and which ones you still need to handle yourselves. Best for: couples who want package-style support with paperwork and logistics included.

Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos

Santa Marina is a luxury hotel in Ornos Bay. Its listing describes elegant rooms, suites and villas, along with restaurants, a spa and a private beach. The property is also listed under wedding hall, indicating it can host wedding receptions and similar events. The listing notes that its combination of accommodation, dining venues and beachfront setting makes it a candidate for destination weddings. Ask which specific spaces are licensed for a ceremony and whether there is a separate reception room. Best for: couples who want a polished resort with a private beach and multiple dining venues.

How to choose among them

Use this table to compare what each listing says. The details come from the venues' own published descriptions.

Venue	Area	What the listing describes	Best for
Myconian Imperial	Elia Beach	Destination weddings, dedicated event team, resort rooms	Resort setting with formal planning support
DeLight Boutique Hotel	Agios Ioannis	Infinity pool, outdoor restaurant, flexible event styles	Boutique feel with flexible styles
Mykonos Blu	Psarou	Beachfront, Ocean Balcony for 60, receptions for 120	Beachfront ceremony and larger reception
Royal Myconian	Elia Beach	Event planning services, ceremonies, honeymoons	Resort with a dedicated events team
Villa Irilia	Faros Armenistis	Private pool villa, agency says villas suit private celebrations	Small private celebrations
Fantasia Villas	Mykonos	Karma Pelikanos: eight bedrooms, private chef, wedding services	Intimate weddings with a chef and pool
Kivotos Mykonos	Ornos Bay	Private beach, spa, wedding packages with paperwork help	Package-style support with logistics
Santa Marina	Ornos Bay	Rooms, suites, villas, private beach, wedding hall listing	Polished resort with multiple dining venues

Then run this checklist before you commit:

• Ask each venue for its current event licence and any noise or music curfews.
• Request a floor plan or site map showing where the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception would each happen.
• Confirm the wet-weather backup and how quickly it can be activated.
• Ask whether the venue works with a preferred vendor list or allows outside suppliers.
• Check what is included in any package and what is billed separately.
• Ask how many other events are booked on your date and whether spaces are shared.
• Confirm the deposit and cancellation terms in writing.
• Request a sample timeline for a ceremony starting in the late afternoon.
• For villa venues, ask specifically about event licensing and maximum guest count.

Where Mykonos sits in your shortlist

If Mykonos stays on your shortlist, the island's destination page covers more of what it offers beyond venues.

If you're still deciding between islands, our comparison of Santorini or Mykonos for your wedding sets out the trade-offs.

And if you're planning an outdoor ceremony, read our guide to the meltemi and your outdoor ceremony, because the summer wind can change how a beachfront setup works. Every venue's current requirements must be confirmed with the venue, the municipality or the competent authority.

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