Today we slept in a bit. It was around 9 when we made it to breakfast. During breakfast Lucas tried to get up and he pushed against the table, the table legs went into this like little gutter thing that was on the floor of the balcony. Everyone around us gasped with surprise because it sounded like our table was crashing over. Everything was fine but it was so dramatic. After breakfast, Lucas and I walked down to the beach while Don finished ironing his clothes for the wedding. Lucas wanted to try the inflatable obstacle course on the water. He did really well. I didn’t even have to get in with him. One of the lifeguards was impressed with how good of a swimmer he was. After that we went back to the hotel pool for a bit. Lucas really wanted to snorkel, so we decided to go back to the restaurant Nautilus. He was able to get in the water while we ordered. Don and I both had the souvlaki. It was so good. We got Lucas fried cod and fries. It was also delicious. Then at 2 we went back to the hotel to get ready. Around 3:30 we met Jenna, Andrew, Lanie, and Jason down in our lobby. A bus was going to pick us up at 4:15 to go to the village for the wedding. The village was called Leontari. Delilah drove and parked at our hotel to take the bus, she cut it close, but she made it. I sat with Delilah. Don and Lucas sat together.
Lucas slept most of the way. When we got to the village we all walked to where Nik and Marina were getting ready to walk to the church. While we waited, we took pictures and looked at the cute village. Then Nik came out with a band and a few minutes later Marina came out. Then we followed her to the church. The ceremony was very traditional and mostly in Greek. It was very cool to see. After the ceremony we went to the town square to get appetizers. Lucas had immediately introduced himself to other kids and made friends. They were all running around and playing on the playground together. I hope there’s video somewhere of the kids rolling down the hill in front of the church during Marina and Nik’s first dance. Once the food started coming it didn’t stop. It was awesome. We also had endless wine at our table. There was a Greek band, and everyone was doing Greek dancing, which we tried. Lucas liked seeing the cats and dogs in the village. He played all night and finally showed signs of being tired around 11:30. Around 11:45 they brought the plates out that they break at Greek weddings. That was a lot of fun. Lucas loved it. Then we got the midnight bus back to our hotel. Lucas fell asleep.