Destination Wedding Italy

Destination Wedding Italy

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Italy, with its beaches, historical buildings, luxury villas and vineyards, is a perfect choice for a destination wedding. Well, would you expect to hear anything else from an Italian? I’m absolutely biased, but as a local I can share a lot of valuable information with you. Italy offers plenty of interesting locations, so deciding where exactly your wedding will take place might actually be a tough choice.

Amalfi Coast Wedding

The Amalfi Coast Wikipedia is probably the hottest wedding destination in Italy. Many couples come here to get married because of the scenic ocean views, beautiful old towns and outstanding gastronomy. There is very little rain in the summer, so the chances of great weather on your wedding day are high. There are Ravello, Amalfi, Positano and not to forget Capri among the most popular wedding destinations on the Amalfi Coast. But your options don’t end there — this region has so many beautiful little towns that it is hard to name them all. Naples Airport is just within 1 hour drive and Rome is within 3 hours from the Amalfi coast.

Sorrento Wedding

If you’re in love with Amalfi Coast but worried about whether your guests will find enough things to do, choose a venue near Sorrento Wikipedia. It is a small town with a unique spirit and there are many artisan stores, beautiful gardens and, of course, bars and restaurants. Museo Correale di Terranova, with its collection of beautiful Neapolitan paintings, is well worth checking out and if you or some of your guests are staying longer than a couple of days, you can take a trip to the ancient town of Pompeii, Vesuvius or the other Bay of Naples, all of which are fairly close. There are also boat excursions to the nearby romantic islands.

Rome Wedding

Rome is full of ancient treasuries and masterpieces of Roman art and architecture and is another great location for your wedding. If you’re looking for a civil wedding ceremony in Rome, you can choose between three town halls: Campidoglio or Caracalla wedding halls and Villa Lais. Campidoglio is located next to an old church and is the perfect backdrop for your Italian wedding photographs. Villa Lais is a smaller place and may be the best choice if you don’t want to have a big wedding. Caracalla is famous for great acoustics and it is possible to have music during your wedding ceremony. The choice of entertainment and wedding venues here in the capital of Italy is huge, so the availability of a great place to get married shouldn’t be something to stress about.

Venice Wedding

What about getting married in one of the most romantic cities in the world? Venice is widely known for its unique canals, art and architechture. It is a fairly expensive city, but it is totally worth it. In reality Venice is even more romantic than you could imagine from photos and movies you might have seen. Fabulous churches and palaces, delicious seafood and spectacular landmarks make Venice a perfect wedding destination.

Lake Garda Wedding

If you prefer a lakeside wedding, Lake Garda is a good choice. It is the biggest lake in Italy with many beaches and scenic locations. Venice and Milan are within two hours’ drive and there are excursions to both cities almost every day. Civil wedding ceremonies can be held in many small towns surrounding the lake and even at the charming Malcesine and Torri Del Benaco castles. While you are here, you can also visit Verona, the town of Romeo and Juliet.

Tuscan Wedding

Another popular wedding destination is Tuscany Wikepedia, the region of arts and culture. The birthplace of the Renaissance, Tuscany is also known for its great wine, so make sure to visit local vineyards while you are here. The high season lasts from April to November, but it may still be a little chilly for using an outdoor pool until June or July. The choice for wedding venues in Florence, one of the most beautiful Tuscan cities, is nearly limitless, so you should be able to find a good place for any size of wedding.

In fact, nearly any small town in Italy offers plenty of scenic locations for your wedding ceremony, reception and, of course, your wedding photoshoot.