The bride’s family, a Matueté long-time customer, made a special request for the wedding: to set up a ceremony that reflected their festive spirit, always ecstatic to celebrate life. And a specific detail: the event should take place in Mykonos, as the couple had got engaged on this paradisiacal Greek island.

Among the pre-wedding events that brought together 190 people to the destination, the official ceremony was the most unforgettable moment.  The Alemagou beach bar on Ftelia beach was the chosen venue, and it was shut to the public for the occasion. The casual decor, the turquoise sea, the white sand, and a sunset sky painted in orange hues helped to set up the ecumenical ceremony.

From beginning to end, there was no shortage of special details. From the sunshades to the candles lit across the dance floor, everything was thought out to the smallest detail. As an example, we needed a Greek confectioner to masterfully recreate a traditional recipe of bem casado, mini cakes, to be freshly served to guests. He also had to arrange for their wrapping with crêpe paper, which was sent in by mail.

The music, which entertained guests to the small hours, is also worth mentioning. Accompanied by a quartet of Greek violinists, singer Marina Goldfarb singing “Fascination” at the bride’s entrance was a moving moment to everyone. The party also featured DJ Marina Diniz, DJ Jeco Thompson, and some special attractions including winged dancers on the dance floor, and female fire dancers on the beach.

No wonder the infinity symbol, a decorative piece commissioned by the bride and displayed as part of the setting decorations, became the party’s trademark. A day filled with great vibes that will remain in the guests’ memories forever.