Paphos Town Hall

Paphos Town Hall provides a sense of occasion, style and dignity to a wedding in Cyprus. Paphos Town Hall is located in the heart the old town of Paphos and was built in 1955 in Neoclassical style.

Paphos Town Hall can comfortably accommodate many guests - however due to steps at the front it is not very suitable for disabled guests.

Peyia Town Hall

Located in Peyia which is traditional hillside village, close to Coral Bay and Paphos. Peyia Town Hall offers two venues for wedding ceremonies, either inside the town hall or outside in the picturesque gardens.

Yeroskipou Town Hall

Yeroskipou town hall offers two venues for wedding ceremonies either indoor or outdoor in the lovely patio gardens with sea views to the rear. Yeroskipou is very close to Kato Paphos.

Legal Requirements

You can marry in Cyprus very easily. It is fully legal and recognised throughout the world. Your marriage certificate will be issued in English.

You must meet all the legal requirements. You must be resident in Cyprus for at least 3 working days, not including weekends, public holidays or the day of your arrival. You need a valid 10 year passport that is not due to expire within 6 months. Photocopies will be required of your passport details and the originals will need to be seen. We will go through this with you, before you arrive so don’t worry. Your 2 witnesses will need copies of their passports and the originals will need to be seen. You must each have a single status declaration which confirms that you are single and free to marry. This needs to be signed and stamped by a Notary (someone from your firm of solicitors should be able to do this for you) and be dated no earlier than 3 months before your wedding date. If in any doubt contact your Embassy who will give you all the information you require.

The bride and groom must provide a full birth certificate and a copy. Short versions will not be accepted.
Adoption certificate if either the bride or groom is adopted and copies. Proof of name change by deed poll must be provided with one copy. This needs to be signed and stamped by your solicitor. You must bring your decree absolute if you are a divorcee, with one copy. If Catholic, bring the marriage annulment with one copy.

Church weddings of Paphos

If widowed, you will need the death certificate of your late spouse, and one copy.

If under the age of 18 you must have a letter of consent from a parent or guardian and one copy. This needs to be signed and stamped by a Notary (someone from your firm of solicitors should be able to do this for you).

If you want an Anglican ceremony at least one of you must have a baptism certificate. For a Catholic ceremony both are required to have baptism certificates and one copy.

Our wedding coordinator will take you to organise your special license and/or your form B license. These are the permits issued by the Ministry of the Interior of Cyprus that will allow you to marry here on the Island .
We will require copies of ALL the relevant documents and certificates 6 weeks prior to your wedding day.

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO BRING ALL THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS AND CERTIFICATES WITH YOU. PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND THIS COULD RESULT IN YOUR WEDDING BEING CANCELLED.

ROMANTICA WEDDINGS WILL TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IN THIS INSTANCE.

Wedding Costs and Fees

Civil Ceremony Fees

Civil marriage ceremony    285.00 euros
Civil marriage ceremony at hotel from   635.00 euros

Church Marriage Fees

Anglican   650.00 euros  plus license fee
Catholic Blessing  600.00 euros plus license fee

All couples marrying in Cyprus must pay the special license fee of 285.00 Euros.