
Danae Barka and Fanis Botsis host pre-wedding party by the sea, ceremony set for today in Messinia
The Greek presenter and actress wore a white maxi dress at a seaside celebration with family and close friends ahead of her Saturday wedding.
Pre-wedding celebration by the sea
Danae Barka and her partner Fanis Botsis gathered family and close friends for a pre-wedding party on Friday night, 12 June, along the coast. The presenter and actress, who is to marry the catering entrepreneur today, appeared in photos posted by colleague and friend Aris Kavatzikis on social media. She wore a long white dress with a sheer lower section, described by multiple outlets as reminiscent of a wedding gown. Guests included her mother, actress Vicky Stavropoulou, and the celebration lasted into the early hours.
Everything is fine, whatever is to happen will happen. People we love and who love us will come, and I think that is the most important thing at such parties. So many people will come — am I going to leave them like that? Shall we not dance a bit? Shall we not have fun? I can’t answer how I invite my friends, but I am happy because I have very good friends and they don’t say anything.
Ceremony details kept under wraps
The exact location and time of the wedding have been kept secret. According to reports, guests will be notified only a few hours before the ceremony begins, a measure to protect the couple’s privacy. One outlet states the wedding will take place on Saturday afternoon in Messinia, at a church near a guesthouse owned by Barka’s mother and actor Christos Hatzipanagiotis.
Family and friends by her side
Aris Kavatzikis captioned an Instagram story with the words “Love you, bride,” while Hatzipanagiotis revealed on the show Studio 4 that he and Barka’s father will likely accompany her to the church. He added that the wedding itself is something he views as secondary to the joy he sees in the couple.
I am very happy because Danae is very happy and very much in love. The wedding is something I always keep in my mind as secondary. I will accompany her to the church together with her father, perhaps.

