Iphigenia and Mohamed’s Civil Wedding at Kleopatra Estate

Iphigenia and Mohamed celebrated their civil marriage at Kleopatra Estate, with a poolside ceremony, pastel flowers and an evening reception filled with personal details. Their day brought together the warmth of their families and friends with a setting designed around colour, light and celebration.

A Poolside Civil Ceremony

The ceremony took place beside the pool, with the surrounding trees and stone terrace giving the gathering a natural backdrop. Kleopatra n’Joy Events created a floral arch in soft shades of blue, pink, peach and white, echoing the colours of Iphigenia’s bouquet.

Iphigenia wore a gown with a lace bodice and a long veil, while Mohamed chose a dark suit. Her entrance along the petal-strewn aisle led to the moment they stood together, exchanged rings and shared a kiss as a married couple, surrounded by applause.

Pastel Flowers and Colourful Glassware

The reception combined round tables dressed in champagne-coloured linen with long wooden tables and turquoise runners. Gold-toned chairs and tall floral centrepieces gave the spaces a consistent look, while turquoise, purple and green glasses added colour at each place setting.

Closer details carried the palette through the celebration: small lidded wedding favours tied with twine, blue hydrangeas mixed with peach and pink roses, and a sweet table arranged with colourful small cakes and treats.

From the Ceremony to the Evening Reception

As daylight faded, reflections and warm lighting changed the atmosphere around the pool. Fairy lights wrapped the trees, and candlelight brought a softer glow to the estate’s rustic seating areas.

The celebration continued with speeches, food and dancing. The photographs capture the couple’s entrance into the reception, their dance beneath blue lights and a cake moment with a white tiered cake and sparkling effects.

From the poolside vows to the smaller decorative touches, Iphigenia and Mohamed’s wedding was a celebration of the people and details that made the day their own.