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Is it possible to get married and where, if we are going to have a rest in Pollis Hotel 4 * Crete?
Is it possible to get married and where, if we are going to have a rest in Pollis Hotel 4 * Crete?
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Good afternoon! Have you already arranged everything 100% for the hotel? I can organize a wedding on a yacht, there is just one cabin left for two. P.S. The captain of a ship at sea is the representative of all the authorities of his state. So he has the right to register a marriage.
One of the places we will visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK4cN0u2WPQ
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One of the places we will visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK4cN0u2WPQ
details at the link https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1780512428676745&set=a.1317228205005172.1073741849.100001540140475&type=3&theater
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answered 7 years ago
Dear guys, please don't show off. They will divorce you in full. Is this what you need? Quietly get married here (and they will divorce here, everything is in the best traditions) and go to your health for a honeymoon (a week, ten days) to Greece. You go into a well-prayed temple there, light a candle, talk (you can? in good Greek or excellent English) with the priest) and that’s enough. And family happiness does not depend on any exotic-showy options. Advice to you and love! Husband, father and grandfather with only 42 years of family life with good wishes!
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answered 7 years ago
Why are you inventing extra big expenses for yourself
Crete is not the Maldives and Seychelles
You have magnificent temples and cathedrals in Rostov-on-Don where you can get married and your relatives and friends will rejoice next to you
Better pay extra for a good hotel in Crete and enjoy your honeymoon or buy 1-2 tours from Crete to Santorini and hire a photographer there and take great photos
Crete is not the Maldives and Seychelles
You have magnificent temples and cathedrals in Rostov-on-Don where you can get married and your relatives and friends will rejoice next to you
Better pay extra for a good hotel in Crete and enjoy your honeymoon or buy 1-2 tours from Crete to Santorini and hire a photographer there and take great photos
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answered 7 years ago
Actually, there is no Orthodoxy in either the Maldives or the Seychelles))
And if on the topic, then yes - it’s better to go to Santorini from Crete for a couple of days with a photo shoot. The village of Hersonissos, in which you will live, is not the best place in Crete, therefore, in order not to be disappointed by the island, do not sit in a hotel, but travel around Crete, and there are really many prayerful temples there.
And if on the topic, then yes - it’s better to go to Santorini from Crete for a couple of days with a photo shoot. The village of Hersonissos, in which you will live, is not the best place in Crete, therefore, in order not to be disappointed by the island, do not sit in a hotel, but travel around Crete, and there are really many prayerful temples there.
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answered 7 years ago
Irina0709 Since 2009, the parish of the African Orthodox Church (Patriarchate of Alexandria) has been operating in the Seychelles, in 2010 the community of the Russian Orthodox Church (the Parish of the Holy Trinity of the Moscow Patriarchate) has been registered
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answered 7 years ago
Yes of course we do Weddings all over Crete. Please send your request to me at [email protected]
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+30 6945551983 access to whatsapp and viber
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answered 7 years ago
Vika284, you should not compare some African parish or community with an Orthodox country.
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, I would not say that churches in Greece in 90 percent of cases (with all the deep respect and understanding of the Greek Orthodox traditions!) are directly "not worth comparing ..." and so on. ordinary temples. I still understand if you flew, say, to Meteora. Here you can still show off. And that - by virtue of the surroundings. But they will rip you off, respectively, where from this ... The only one who stands before your eyes is a small, thin, very old priest (is he alive? ...) in a calm and very kind church of St. Panteleimon on Rhodes, in the central highland part is the village of Siyana. So sincere, benevolent, without the slightest sign of greed. In general, you look at him and a tear is somewhere nearby ... It gave you, but I am unshakable in my attitude towards this undertaking.
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answered 7 years ago
We have been to Crete several times, I recommend that you spend the money that you plan to spend on a wedding on another hotel, this hotel is 2*, not 4*.
According to the Church in Crete: The Cretan Orthodox Church is a semi-autonomous Orthodox Church within the Patriarchate of Constantinople, not the Moscow Patriarchate.
Irina0709 in the Seychelles is just the Parish of the Holy Trinity of the Moscow Patriarchate, and not the Patriarchate of Constantinople. I would like to remind you that the largest Orthodox country is Russia with the largest Orthodox Church in the world.
I think there is still a difference, for example, we celebrate Christmas on January 7, and all of Greece and Crete on December 25
According to the Church in Crete: The Cretan Orthodox Church is a semi-autonomous Orthodox Church within the Patriarchate of Constantinople, not the Moscow Patriarchate.
Irina0709 in the Seychelles is just the Parish of the Holy Trinity of the Moscow Patriarchate, and not the Patriarchate of Constantinople. I would like to remind you that the largest Orthodox country is Russia with the largest Orthodox Church in the world.
I think there is still a difference, for example, we celebrate Christmas on January 7, and all of Greece and Crete on December 25
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answered 7 years ago
Yolki, well, a person wants to get married in Greece, why are you trying to dissuade her?))
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answered 7 years ago
millamilla, I would like to remind you that the origins of Russian Orthodoxy come from Byzantium, and the difference in the celebration of Christmas is explained only by the difference between the Gregorian and Julian calendars.
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answered 7 years ago
If you really want to get married not in Russia, then Greece is the best option, IMHO.
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answered 7 years ago
The best Slavic tradition is to be baptized, married and buried, forgive me, Lord, in one church ...
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answered 7 years ago
sp_kushneruk, I agree with you, but this is very difficult to implement in our life realities.
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answered 7 years ago
So is it really easy in our common life realities? We find calm and unpretentious solutions. Especially in this area.
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answered 7 years ago
It seems to me that if there is such a goal, then it is necessary to look stupidly upon arrival where there are churches or ask the hotel staff, for example, they have monasteries along every road inland, for example, there is a monastery in the mountains, how to go from Chersonissos to the cave of Zeus, and the city a temple in the same Hersonissos, and it’s stupid to go there and ask how much the wedding costs, having previously written out the necessary set of Greek words on a piece of paper.
If you search on the Internet, then there will be a bunch of people who want to sell you air at the price of gold, I look even in this topic there are already people who want to.
If you search on the Internet, then there will be a bunch of people who want to sell you air at the price of gold, I look even in this topic there are already people who want to.
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answered 7 years ago
Kolyan is absolutely right. Not only in the price parameters of the air :-), but also in terms of determining the place where you can organize this action, if you really feel like it. Temples, thank God, anywhere in Greece, be healthy as much. We found a pleasant one, in which the soul feels good and it is not clear why, and there you can have fun in the full rite. The Greeks will understand, and together with the witnesses they will be touched, shouting "Simvulis kai agapi!" This is our way "advice and love!"
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answered 7 years ago
A wedding is a serious church ceremony that will be with you for the rest of your life. We need to think very carefully about this. If it has already been decided, then it is better to carry out the wedding ceremony in the homeland, in a familiar setting, in the Russian Orthodox Church. It is not worth turning your personal, intimate life into clowning. A tourist trip is one event, and a wedding is a completely different "opera" ...
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answered 7 years ago
Well, the Russian Orthodox Church, with its love of money, is the most ideal authority for this "serious church value." With this, it is worse only in a number of temples in Israel and Palestine. If you choose and conduct a ceremony with full understanding and immersion in feelings, splendor and hopes for the good will of the Lord, then it’s better then in Greece. And even better - in Kizhi ...!
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answered 7 years ago
That the ROC that the Greek "priests" are still lovers of the golden calf. In Greece, with the dislike of local residents for work, it turned into a national pastime - build a hut near the road where tourists drive, call it a monastery and live in pleasant laziness, collecting money from tourists :)
And in general, of course, it’s ridiculous to think that God is watching like that - yeah, these two got married in Biryulyovo - here’s a hard life for you and a divorce after 5 years, and these went to Greece - okay, divorce after 10 years, oh you got married on Athos - well, so be it, die together then. Some kind of vengeful Lord turns out :)
Maybe there is some sign where it is written in what place of the wedding how many points add to family happiness? Or does the Lord carefully hide this tablet so as not to simplify the life of sinners?
And in general, of course, it’s ridiculous to think that God is watching like that - yeah, these two got married in Biryulyovo - here’s a hard life for you and a divorce after 5 years, and these went to Greece - okay, divorce after 10 years, oh you got married on Athos - well, so be it, die together then. Some kind of vengeful Lord turns out :)
Maybe there is some sign where it is written in what place of the wedding how many points add to family happiness? Or does the Lord carefully hide this tablet so as not to simplify the life of sinners?
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answered 7 years ago
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After the wedding, a “Certificate of Wedding” (an official document) is issued in the church office with the signature of the priest who performed the sacrament and the seal of the temple. You never know what you need in life. What is better, to go back to Athos to fix the mistake or to do it at home?
True believers on foreign tours do not dangle. Rites are performed slowly, at home in their own church...
I myself am an atheist. I consider these "foreign weddings" theatrical fashion and window dressing, like a cross with a diamond on a gold chain.
After the wedding, a “Certificate of Wedding” (an official document) is issued in the church office with the signature of the priest who performed the sacrament and the seal of the temple. You never know what you need in life. What is better, to go back to Athos to fix the mistake or to do it at home?
True believers on foreign tours do not dangle. Rites are performed slowly, at home in their own church...
I myself am an atheist. I consider these "foreign weddings" theatrical fashion and window dressing, like a cross with a diamond on a gold chain.
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answered 7 years ago
"True believers on foreign tours do not dangle." This is a new, original view of tourism. It can occur in an overworked person or in a person with a particular type of behavior. Very interesting ... But where do they "dangle" if you want to swim in the sea? Yes, it's time to finish this badyaga, otherwise "wonderful discoveries" began. Thank you all, goodbye and good "winders"!
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answered 7 years ago
Ha, the fact is that "error elimination", i.e. "Debunking", according to church canons, is a very controversial thing. And it is necessary (to pay a lot) to present very good reasons to be debunked. Ordinary Masha Petrova will come to church with a certificate of divorce and ask to "debunk" - she will be sent on a long erotic journey. She promised before God "to be her husband's slave to the grave" - no one was pulling the tongue, so be kind. :)
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answered 7 years ago
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So I just meant this ("debunking") when I wrote that "..You need to think very well .." (or maybe you shouldn't do this at all?). Quite enough and "Civil marriage" (registration in the registry office). The main thing is not the form, but the content. There are few true believers. After the 90s, everyone became believers. He went to bed an atheist Komsomol member, woke up a true believer. And now they are getting married anywhere. Fashionable!
So I just meant this ("debunking") when I wrote that "..You need to think very well .." (or maybe you shouldn't do this at all?). Quite enough and "Civil marriage" (registration in the registry office). The main thing is not the form, but the content. There are few true believers. After the 90s, everyone became believers. He went to bed an atheist Komsomol member, woke up a true believer. And now they are getting married anywhere. Fashionable!
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answered 7 years ago
You need to apply to a company located in Crete www.svadbanakrite.gr
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answered 7 years ago
Do you have to be a believer to get married? Some people just like a beautiful ceremony; they won’t arrange such pathos in the registry office.
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answered 7 years ago
Only believers are crowned and after presenting a certificate of marriage registration at the registry office. Yes, and I remember that there should be not only believers, but also believers from the same confession. It cannot be so - Orthodox from the Russian Orthodox Church and Orthodox from Greek Catholics.
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answered 7 years ago
It is not written on anyone's forehead what kind of denomination he is and he is a believer in general. How can this prevent a wedding? For an interview with a priest, everyone is able to memorize several correct answers.
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answered 7 years ago
We bet that in Crete they will marry not only "believers of the same denomination", but at least a Jew and a Muslim in general, for an appropriate fee?
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answered 7 years ago
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