Ktima Konstantinou Wedding Photography, Paramytha
Ktima Konstantinou is a family-style events venue and restaurant in Paramytha, a village in the hills just north of Limassol. It is best known locally, hosting the kind of warm, busy wedding receptions where whole villages turn up, and it has a small online footprint beyond its Facebook page. For couples from abroad, that is part of the appeal: a genuinely Cypriot evening rather than a resort package. Beziique are Nick and Aimie Wild, who have photographed weddings across Cyprus since 2008, and we would love to photograph your celebration here.
About Ktima Konstantinou
The venue sits on Archbishop Makarios III Avenue in Paramytha, Limassol district. Restaurant listings describe it as a restaurant with outdoor seating that serves lunch and dinner, takes bookings and caters for weddings and other events, and it currently holds a Google rating of around 4.3 from a modest number of reviews. Recent wedding reviewers single out the team for going out of their way to help.
Beyond that, the estate keeps a low profile online, with Facebook as its main presence, and it does not publish capacities, floor plans or packages. If you are considering it, we would suggest visiting in person or asking your planner to confirm guest numbers, the outdoor and indoor spaces available and what is included in catering.
Our approach to a village-estate wedding
We have not photographed a wedding at Ktima Konstantinou, and we would rather be honest about that than guess at its layout. What we can promise is that we know local Cypriot receptions well: the long welcome line, the money dance, the bustle of the kitchen, the late-night circle of dancing.
Paramytha sits on higher ground behind Limassol, which usually means a softer evening light and a bit more breeze than down on the seafront. We would look for a quiet patch of greenery or a view for a few relaxed portraits before dinner, then let the evening tell its own story.
If you would like to see how that looks in practice, our portfolio has plenty of examples, and you can get in touch to talk through your day.
Getting married near Limassol
Paramytha is a short drive from central Limassol, so guests can stay in the city and reach the venue easily. Our guide to getting married in Limassol explains the municipality process, and our civil wedding in Cyprus page covers the legal ceremony if you are marrying at the town hall before the reception. As a Limassol wedding photographer team, we are glad to work at smaller, lesser-known venues as well as the big hotels.
If you are still choosing, other Limassol options with a very different feel include Ktima Demosthenous in Parekklisia and the seafront AMARA. Whatever you decide, we would love to be your Cyprus wedding photographers.
Does Ktima Konstantinou host weddings?
Yes. Restaurant listings record it as a wedding venue, and recent reviewers describe their wedding there. It is principally a local venue, so details such as capacity are best confirmed with the owners directly or through your planner.
How do we contact Ktima Konstantinou?
Its main online presence is its Facebook page, Ktima Konstantinou. It does not have a separate website that we could find, so Facebook or a visit is the most direct route.
Can we hold the ceremony at the venue?
A symbolic ceremony or blessing can take place anywhere you like. A legal civil ceremony outside the town hall needs a municipality-approved location and registrar, which we have not been able to confirm here, so your planner or the venue will confirm. Many local couples marry in church and celebrate at an estate afterwards.
How quickly do you deliver the photos?
Every wedding gallery is delivered within 6–10 weeks. Couples on our Premium Plus and Luxury collections receive their gallery within 72 hours.