The Ethnographic Museum in Paphos is an exceptional choice for weddings, gaining popularity among couples for its unique appeal. This museum, situated within the Eliades family’s longstanding private house, carries a rich heritage. Founded by the renowned archaeologist George Eliades in 1958, it’s now managed by his daughter Fryne without any government funding. This museum offers a distinctive experience, portraying the living conditions, customs, and habits of Cypriot people across various periods.
Set in an alluring private walled courtyard, this venue offers a blend of tradition and history, creating an intimate setting for wedding ceremonies. Civil ceremonies are conducted by Registrars from Paphos Town Hall or can feature an Anglican service led by a local priest. The booking allows 1.5 hours for the ceremony, followed by the option for champagne and canapés. Additionally, the museum can host your evening reception, offering a stunningly lit courtyard, perfect for a buffet or barbecue meal served on white covered tables and chairs. Later, guests can revel in dancing to live musicians or a DJ amidst the captivating atmosphere.
Guests are encouraged to explore the captivating museum on the ground and first floors, where intriguing displays and secret corners offer an enriching experience for everyone attending the wedding.