Santorini: The Greek Wedding Show Entry Tickets

Enjoy a night of an immersive live show! Be a part of a Greek Family and their culture, in a 200-year-old home in the capital town of Fira. As guests at our show, everyone becomes part of our extended family, interacting with the wedding party characters, participating in iconic dance numbers, and enjoying the thrill of plate-smashing. Furthermore, our package includes the finest homemade appetizers and local white wine, adding to the overall experience.

The show takes place daily after sunset and you are invited to join the bride and groom's wedding party as their guests.

We begin inside the family house with a brief introduction of the cast in English: "The Family welcomes you to the celebration." All our performers are Greek actors, musicians, and entertainers! The family will invite you to celebrate their wedding day with them.

After the introduction, we'll move to our outdoor patio where the party begins! 90% of the show features live music. The family will sing around the tables, play live instruments, and dance! They'll perform the Zorba and Sirtaki dances, and if you'd like to join in, they'll teach you the steps to various Greek dances. If you'd rather not dance, that's perfectly fine—relax at your table and enjoy the wine. There will be familiar songs to evoke a sense of nostalgia, and you can sing along or even learn a Greek song to join in.

At the show's end, we'll provide plates for you to smash as a traditional gesture to wish the bride and groom good luck!

Everyone will have an assigned table, where you'll find Greek appetizers (salad, tzatziki, fruit, bread, a variety of Greek mezedes, etc.), along with wine and water. There will be plenty of appetizers, but this is not a main course or buffet—we want you to focus on partying with us rather than on the food!

We aim to offer every guest a unique experience imbued with the essence of Greek culture. We aspire for our visitors not only to enjoy themselves but also to depart with a taste of having embraced a bit of Greek tradition.