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Hotel Wedding Packages in Cyprus
The hotel package is the backbone of the Cyprus wedding: one venue that sleeps your guests, marries you legally on-site, feeds everyone and runs the party, with a coordinator whose job is making the pieces fit. For most UK couples it is the simplest route to a destination wedding that stays on budget.

Cyprus does this at every tier: four-star beachfront hotels marrying couples from ~€1,500, five-star icons with clifftop bars and resort chapels, and all-inclusive resorts where the reception bar bill effectively disappears into guests' room rates.
The directory below compares our shortlisted wedding hotels across the island — capacities, indicative package prices and who each venue genuinely suits.
The venues
The venues to shortlist

Coral Bay, Paphos
Coral Beach Hotel & Resort
Big, polished beachfront resort at Coral Bay with one of the busiest wedding teams in Paphos.

Tombs of the Kings, Paphos
Elysium Hotel
Five-star Byzantine-styled luxury next to the Tombs of the Kings, for a grander Paphos wedding.

Paphos seafront
Alexander the Great Beach Hotel
The best-value beachfront wedding hotel in central Paphos, steps from the harbour promenade.

Geroskipou, Paphos
Athena Beach Hotel
A long-standing UK favourite on the Geroskipou seafront with gardens, gazebo and reliable packages.

Geroskipou, Paphos
Olympic Lagoon Resort Paphos
Five-star all-inclusive lagoon resort where the wedding package and the guest holiday roll into one.

Kouklia, Paphos
Aphrodite Hills Resort
Hilltop golf-and-villa estate above Aphrodite's Rock — big views, villa receptions and a resort's worth of options.

Pernera, Protaras
Golden Coast Beach Hotel
Home of the famous over-water wedding jetty — the most requested ceremony spot on the east coast.

Konnos Bay, Protaras
Grecian Park Hotel
Five-star clifftop hotel between Protaras and Cape Greco, with the famous Cliff Bar for sunset ceremonies.

Protaras centre
Sunrise Pearl Hotel & Spa
Polished five-star on the sand in central Protaras — a family-run group that treats weddings as the main event.

Nissi Bay, Ayia Napa
Nissi Beach Resort
Ceremonies beside the clearest, most photographed water in Cyprus — Nissi Beach itself.

Ayia Napa
Olympic Lagoon Resort Ayia Napa
The east-coast sister of the Paphos lagoon resort — all-inclusive weddings with the sums done upfront.

Kryou Nerou, Ayia Napa
Grecian Bay Hotel
Ayia Napa's grande dame — five-star service on a broad sandy bay a short stroll from the harbour.

Amathus, Limassol
Amathus Beach Hotel
Limassol's classic luxury beachfront — manicured gardens, serious kitchens, five-star form.

Pissouri Bay
Columbia Beach Resort
Secluded five-star on Pissouri Bay with its own chapel — halfway between Limassol and Paphos.

Ayios Tychonas, Limassol
Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa
Limassol's glamour option — Marriott's Luxury Collection flag, sculpted grounds and event polish.

Pyla, Larnaca Bay
Golden Bay Beach Hotel
Larnaca's long-standing five-star on the sand — fifteen minutes from the airport your guests land at.

Nicosia city centre
Hilton Nicosia
The capital's business-grade five-star — ballroom scale and garden ceremonies for city weddings.
Questions
Hotels weddings, answered
What's usually inside a hotel wedding package?
The ceremony venue and setup, a coordinator, basic florals, a cake and a sparkling-wine toast, typically for 20–25 guests. Dinner, drinks packages, DJ and photography are priced on top — that's where budgets diverge.
Do hotels host multiple weddings per day?
The busiest beach resorts can run two or three in peak season, timed apart. If single-wedding exclusivity matters, ask directly — smaller five-stars and exclusive-use venues guarantee it.
Should guests be required to stay at the hotel?
Hotels rarely require it (all-inclusive resorts partially excepted), but room blocks earn goodwill and often unlock perks — couples typically negotiate a discounted block and let guests choose.