Italy Weddings
A country synonymous with love and romance, Italy weddings offer couples the perfect setting to exchange their vows.
Weddings in Italy have all the ingredients to ensure your big day is perfect. From the glistening blue seas of the Amalfi Coast, to the picturesque Lake Garda, weddings in Italy offer beautiful surroundings, sunny climes, sumptuous cuisine and the language of love. Take a look through our wedding venues in Italy, the perfect backdrop to a perfect day.
On the iconic Amalfi Coast, we can organise weddings in the stunning resorts of Amalfi, Ravello, Positano and Sorrento. Or for a chic and luxurious retreat, the nearby Island of Capri will provide a stylish location for your wedding in Italy. Away from the coastline, Lake Garda is situated at the foot of the alps, offering breathtaking views of the lake, which ever resort you are staying in.
So whether your wedding in Italy will be an intimate escape for two, or you want your friends and family to join you, rest assured that as the leading Italian holiday specialist for over 80 years, we will make sure your wedding in Italy will be a day you will cherish forever. All the weddings we offer are civil ceremonies traditionally conducted in Italian with your personal wedding planner translating the ceremony for you.
Your wedding in Italy will be co-coordinated by your dedicated in resort wedding planner, who will be there every step of the way, allowing you both to relax and enjoy your special day together.
Looking to renew your vows in Italy? We can also organise ceremonies for those looking to celebrate their love and renew their wedding vows in a romantic setting. Sorrento, Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, Capri and Lake Garda all offer this service.
We are available 7 days a week; so for more information on our weddings in Italy please give us a call on 0844 415 1987.
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Amalfi Weddings
With romance in mind, an Amalfi coast wedding provides the perfect backdrop for your big day. The beautiful and ancient town of Amalfi, with its streets of whitewashed villas, fisherman's dwellings and luxury hotels clinging to the hillside, encapsulates the charm and beauty of the iconic Amalfi Coast.
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Capri Weddings
A Capri wedding is perfect for couples looking for a setting that exudes romance and glamour. The island of Capri captivated the rich and famous in the 1950's, and the boutique-lined cobbled streets, breathtaking vistas and luxury hotels ensure a wedding in Capri is a stylish affair.
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Lake Garda Weddings
A Lake Garda wedding provides spectacular scenery of one of the most stunning lakes in Italy and is the perfect place for a romantic wedding. The largest of the Italian Lakes, Lake Garda embraces a diverse range of scenery, ranging from low-lying countryside on its southern borders and rising to the north with perpendicular cliffs draped in pine forests.
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Sorrento Weddings
Piano di Sorrento weddings are perfect for couples looking for a romantic, secluded setting. Sitting away from Sorrento's vibrant centre, Piano di Sorrento is a quieter location, with fabulous views of the beautiful Bay of Naples and the majestic Mount Vesuvius as a backdrop.
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Positano Weddings
Situated on the beautiful Amalfi Coast, a Positano wedding is perfect for couples looking for a romantic sea view setting for their wedding. Positano is an idyllic cliff-side village, with pastel shaded houses, jasmine-scented gardens and glistening turquoise waters.
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Ravello Weddings
With the drama of its scenery, a wedding in Ravello will provide you with the ideal setting for your wedding day. Ravello, a quaint hilltop town, sits above the Amalfi Coast and it's elevated position offers the best views of both the iconic coastline and across the turquoise waters, to the island of Capri.
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Sorrento
A wedding in Sorrento provides a perfect coastal setting mixed with the vibrant centre of Sorrento. Glance across Sorrento's evocative landscape and you will see the soft pink, blue and ochre buildings of Piazza Tasso. Sorrento weddings are held in the beautiful 13th Century San Francesco Cloisters.
