You couldn’t have picked a more perfect day than when Swedish – Norwegian couple, Hilde and Yngve said “I do” during their wedding on Lake Como.

Overlooking Lake Garda and the Veneto countrysie, sits a stunning hilltop villa where luxury garden meets rustic-chic.

In the hills of Fiesole, you will find one of the most exquisite Italian wedding venues near Florence – an ancient castle - Vincigliata.

A wedding in Tuscany already sounds amazing, but throw in the details of a wedding in Florence at Villa Cora which has unbeatable views of the renaissance city, and this just takes Italian wedding perfection to another level.

It did not take Janelle and Chris long to fall in love with the ultimate Amalfi Coast wedding venue😊. There are few locations in Italy that can match the beauty and splendor of Villa Cimbrone.  Certainly in the Amalfi Coast it has no contenders!

110 guests from all over the world flew to Italy to celebrate Maria and Marco's luxury wedding in Tuscany. The celebrations kicked off with a welcome dinner in a traditional Tuscan "trattoria" in the heart of historic Florence.

Oh, so gorgeous and romantic.  Kathleen and James’ wedding in Tuscany reflected all of the beauty of this glorious region.  The 3 day event was held in a charming Tuscan hamlet where the guests enjoyed fun filled days of activities, amazing food and plenty of sunshine.

What a beautiful day! Melissa and Oliver’s October wedding in Positano could not have dreamed of more perfect weather.

Colour, sparkle, brightness and the beauty of Tuscany! What could be more beautiful than an Indian wedding in Italy?

Tuscany is famous for its unique hamlets which are basically miniature villages.

Tuscany. Tuscany. Tuscany.  So overexposed but never underestimated, so predictable and always full of surprises.

Koi    Liebe   Gra   Agape   Cinta   Laska   Amor … Love was right there in every moment of this  Lebanese Wedding in Ravello where friends and family flew from literally all corners of the earth to a stunning Villa Cimbrone wedding on the Amalfi Coast.

When people hear “Portofino” the image of the glamorous 1960’s comes to mind: of luxury yachts moored in the harbor, pastel coloured houses, designer boutiques and seafood restaurants overlooking the cobbled stoned piazza.