Harrison and Valeriya celebrated their love with a religious wedding in Crete. Α small, meaningful ceremony that brought together two cultures, Greek and Russian, in the heart of the Mediterranean.

After the ceremony, the couple and their twenty guests moved to a stunning seaside villa near Rethymnon for an intimate destination wedding in Crete that felt both stylish and relaxed. The villa’s modern design and breathtaking sea view created the perfect backdrop for a day that was all about simplicity, design, and connection.

The dinner took place by the infinity pool, on one long table carefully styled with deep burgundy and red tones. Instead of traditional florals, the table featured an unexpected mix of fruits and vegetables, grapes, red cabbage, and watermelon, blended with roses, anthuriums, and tulips. The result was a rich, textured tablescape that stood out against the soft neutral tones of the villa.

Crystal glassware, red napkins, and black silk ribbons added an elegant yet modern touch, reflecting the couple’s minimal aesthetic. Everything felt curated, balanced, and intentional. A true example of how small weddings can still make a strong visual statement.

The couple arrived in style, driving a vintage cream convertible that perfectly matched the timeless, effortless vibe of the day. As the sun set over the sea, the celebration turned into a lively poolside party, great music, cocktails, and a small group of friends enjoying every moment.

This intimate villa wedding in Crete captured exactly what makes the island such a sought-after destination: incredible light, natural beauty, and the freedom to design a celebration that feels truly personal.