Alexandros Parthenis and Katerina Thanou made their first public appearance as a married couple on Tuesday night. The newlyweds attended the play "Finding Atticus" and spoke to the camera of the show "Mourning Mou".

Alexandros Parthenis was very sparing in his statements: "Thank you very much. We'll talk about that or the show;” was enough to comment when journalists wished for the happy event and asked related questions.

His wife, from her side, he said initially: "Thank you very much. We are fine, thank you", while, when asked if they went on a honeymoon, he said: "We have a lot of work to do, but we still find some time".

Their wedding was very sudden and took place away from the public eye: "Yes, we made him. Not for you, it was something for us. Those who should know, they knew it. Some who were very close to us knew it, but it is something very personal and we kept it for ourselves" explained Katerina Thanou, adding that she is very happy. As for the possibility of having a child: "Slowly everything will come! Thank you very much, be well" he said smiling.

Source : yupi.gr

During the show "Breakfast ANT1", on Thursday morning, more details of the civil marriage of Alexandros Parthenis with Katerina Thanou became known, which took place yesterday afternoon at Glyfada town hall.

The reporter of the show, Melina Kokkori- who is also the daughter of the Mayor of Glyfadas, Kostas Kokkoris, where the couple got married- attended the wedding table which took place immediately after the ceremony. According to the journalist herself, at the time of the ceremony the bride did not wear a wedding dress, but a beige dress, while the groom appeared in a suit without a tie.

The wedding feast, based on the information, took place in a well-known bar-restaurant of Glyfada, where Alexandros Parthenis himself works. The newlyweds arrived at the venue dressed very simply, both wearing jeans. Katerina Thanou had combined it with a simple white T-Shirt and red heels, while her husband in a shirt. Their guests did not exceed the 15 people-all were from the close and family environment of the couple- while the only person who attended was the coach of the famous champion, Christos Dzekos.

There were no journalists and cameras in the area other than those who had been invited by the newly married couple themselves to keep these moments in their own personal archive. The evening passed very calmly, with food, wine and music, while the feast lasted until 1 in the early mornings.