Mountain Israeli Wedding In Aristi ▪ Beverly & Shai
Not only weddings in the islands are flooded with beauty and refinement. There are many more places in Greece that a couple can organize their wedding. Beverly and Shai knew this very well.
An Israeli Wedding Like No Other
In cooperation with the outstanding team of Wedaway (a specialized destination wedding planning agency, based in Israel), the couple chose one of the most wonderful mountain locations to celebrate their wedding. Of course the amazing landscape is not enough by itself to make such a wedding absolutely wonderful. A good, experienced and skilled wedding DJ needs also to be involved. So we started the long journey to Aristi. The reason was obvious. To handle the entertainment of the 50 guests who travelled from Israel as well as some other countries.
The wedding ceremony took place in a green forest, beside the river, completely distant from any other properties. This was a tough challenge for us, since the use of our wireless battery operated audio systems, was absolutely necessary. Without the existence of any electricity supply, we managed to deliver the romantic ceremony for the beloved couple.
The following wedding party took place at the Aristi Mountain Resort, a magnificent luxurious resort just outside the village of Aristi. Even for us who are accustomed to the view of wonderful places, we were surprised by the authenticity and the beauty of this place.
The Wedding Party
One of the best highlights of this evening was the beautiful surprise of Shai, who along with his brother played live some favorite songs, making it perhaps the most romantic moment of the day. Then a video projection followed, as well as the couple’s first dance. And then the party began.
Nikos, our talented DJ managed to make the most of the party that kept everyone on the dance floor until the early hours. Different choices of mainstream sounds, alternative rock, Israeli music, Rnb, and several progressive house tunes were the music pallet of the evening.
You can find some photos below courtesy of Noa Magger, who we thank gracefully.
