Italy is one of the most romantic countries in the world and it makes a great place to consider a destination wedding with so many fantastic venues to consider. Because we work with hundreds of venues all over the country and personally know each property and the staff there personally, our team of wedding planners and even organizers can make your day and all of the travel arrangements needed to organize such an event as seamless as possible. Not only this, but we can save you a lot of money and time because we have the buying power here in Italy and we can negotiate with our suppliers to meet the needs of your budget.
Your wedding day is one of the most important days in your life and should therefore be one of the most memorable. So couples wanting to create that special memory are choosing to tie the knot abroad, with weddings taking place on secluded beaches or on top of mountains, or, in the case of people picking Italy for their wedding destination, amid enchanting scenery and historic architecture.
Picture a warm afternoon in Sorrento, the perfume from flowering verbena hangs in the air as a gentle breeze dances between the arched pillars surrounding The Cloister of San Francesco: one of Italy’s most popular wedding venues for foreigners. A mandolin plays softly as the groom waits nervously for his bride to join him and… Who wouldn’t want that memory? In fact I’ll let you borrow it for a while, as it’s actually one of mine from 2009. This had me thinking, if you want to get married in Italy, why not adopt a few of the Italian traditions to add to your experience. Many are regional and some are no longer practiced, but nevertheless here’s a handful for you to consider.
