Jennifer Aniston isn’t just in love — she’s dreaming of a wedding, and according to a recent RadarOnline report, she wants that wedding to unfold in Greece. The actress, blissfully happy with her hypnotherapist partner Jim Curtis, appears to be envisioning a deeply personal ceremony that ties together their shared Greek roots.
Sources close to Aniston say her desire to marry in Greece isn’t a spur-of-the-moment fantasy but something that feels almost necessary. Greece carries emotional weight for her. Her father, John Aniston, was born in Crete and often spoke lovingly about his homeland. For Jennifer, the country isn’t just a destination — it’s a piece of her identity.
And the connection grows stronger with Curtis, who also has Greek heritage. Choosing Greece, insiders say, is both a tribute to her father and a symbolic blending of her and Curtis’s histories into one shared foundation.
Aniston reportedly already has a vision of the atmosphere she wants: an early-morning ceremony washed in Aegean light, set among ancient stone ruins and rugged cliffs plunging toward the sea. Nothing flashy — just something cinematic, pure, and grounded, reflecting the inner calm she’s been seeking.
According to the same sources, the choice has little to do with the glamor of the Greek islands and everything to do with emotional resonance — a return to tradition, nature, and continuity. For a woman who has spent decades in the high-voltage spotlight of Hollywood, Greece represents a sanctuary where history, serenity, and nostalgia meet.
Nothing is officially confirmed, but all signs point in one direction: Jennifer Aniston has found the perfect place to marry Jim Curtis — and it looks very much like the Aegean.
