Marriage in Greece
Marriage in Greece is allowed for both residents and non-residents of the country. Marriages may be civil or religious; civil marriages are performed by the mayor. In most cases religious ceremonies will be conducted by the Greek Orthodox church.[1] Same-sex marriage has been legal in Greece since 2024.[2]
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- A wedding in Ioannina, 2012
- A Greek Orthodox wedding
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