For me, a memorable wedding is defined by atmosphere, care and the meaning behind your choices. When planning a destination wedding, it helps to begin with what you value: time together, a place you love and a celebration that feels personal. These are the ideas I encourage couples to consider for an Italian wedding. Treat them as inspiration, choosing what suits you rather than following a prescribed style. 1. A Clear Vision and a Realistic Planning Timeline Begin with your

Sophie and Nathan’s Country House Wedding in Tuscany Wedding date: 26 June 2022 Our First Conversation I first met Sophie and Nathan on an informal Zoom call shortly after their website enquiry. We connected straight away. They both knew from the outset they wanted to get married in Tuscany. Venue Choice After considering the venues I had shared, they chose Casa Cornacchi, a family-run country house in the province of Arezzo, surrounded by rolling hills and cypress-lined road

From our first meeting, I knew I would love planning Sophie and Callum’s wedding in Tuscany. They wanted a relaxed celebration: warm evenings, food with a local connection, Tuscan wine and a lively band. Montestigliano, a farmhouse estate in the Tuscan countryside, offered self-contained accommodation where their guests could stay together. After living and working in Australia, Sophie and Callum had returned to London. Their wedding brought together family and friends travel

Choosing a vineyard wedding venue Vineyards can make a beautiful setting for a destination wedding, with open landscapes, characterful buildings and a strong connection to the surrounding countryside. They appeal to couples who enjoy good food and wine, as well as those looking for a relaxed setting in which to spend time with their guests. Some estates offer outdoor dining, local produce and accommodation. These vary considerably, so look beyond the photographs and check wha