"Billy and I met in the summer of 2024 in Glyfada, Greece. 

From the very first moment, we felt an instant connection, 

spending five unforgettable days together that marked the beginning of something truly special. 

Even though life took us back to different cities, Washington, DC and Toronto, our love only grew stronger, 

proving that no distance could keep us apart."

"Greece has always been close to our hearts-we both

 grew up spending our summers in Greece since

 both of our families are from there. 

It was fitting to have our destination wedding in Greece. We chose the elegant island of Syros to get married in. 

With its beautiful neoclassical architecture, there is something incredibly romantic about every corner. 

It has a charm that feels authentic and unhurried—a place where you can slow down, and take in the beauty around you."

"The process of finding a dress wasn't difficult at all. 

Lalique, my bridal consultant at Love Couture, 

was there for every step of the way. 

After describing the island to her and the church,

 she was able to select a few gowns and from there,

 I ended up choosing the Lawrence gown. 

It felt authentic, elegant, and very

 fitting for this aristocratic island."

"I would love to relive two moments, the first being the procession to the church to meet Billy. 

Walking toward the church surrounded by my friends and family, with the beautiful sounds of authentic island wedding music played on the violin and guitar, would be

 a moment I could relive forever. 

And then, seeing Billy waiting for me at the church, bouquet in hand, with all of our loved ones gathered around us, 

made that moment even more magical. 

It would be the kind of memory I would

 cherish for the rest of my life. 

The second one would be our first dance. 

In that moment, it felt like the whole world around us went quiet, leaving just the two of us, completely present

 in that beautiful moment together."

Congratulations to the happy couple! 

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