Appropriate clothing for Holy Week services?

My experiences in living in Mykonos was that all name days were visited,in the church,in the houses,in the Tavernas and all the panighiria.... rolling home early hours of the morning... sometimes straight to work, other times sleeping on the beach!
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I was trying to explain to some non-Greek friends about hospitality in Greece. I feel like it's next level, but how do you explain it?

Could anyone help me explain any of the following:

• Traditional welcome gestures in Greece
• Common household customs when visiting a Greek home
• Etiquette for showing appreciation to Greek hosts
• Any specific do's and don'ts that a foreigner should be aware of

I was going to wear a floral dress to the service on Good Friday - I pretty much always do - and someone made a comment that they didn't think it's appropriate because it is a service of mourning.

You know, I guess that makes sense - but I haven't that much of it. What are your thoughts on it? I ended up choosing an outfit that looked a little more somber.

I am curious about the best things to wear through Holy Week! I am assuming the really spring-like colors are best on Pascha?

I will be attending a Cretan wedding and am curious about the traditional Cretan dances! I know the dances are slightly different and I want to learn some. I don't know the names of the dances so that I can look them up. I did some research, though. Are any of these dances common at these weddings?

• Pentozali
• Sousta
• Siganos
• Chaniotis

There's a dance the wedding party typically does in Crete. Which dance is that?

Lent is here and all my friends and family have been asking "what are you doing for lent this year?" They're all "giving something up" but I decided I wanted to fast. I would love your help and advice because this is the first time I am doing things in a stricter way. I resolve to see it through!

It's supposed to be a a time of reflection, purification, and preparation for the celebration of Easter, and the diet plays a significant part in this spiritual journey. I don't want to get so obsessed with the "rules" that I lose myself in them and forget why I am fasting int he first place.

Thanks in advance!