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Top Five.... How To Marry In Italy
1) DO your research and visit as many areas of Italy as you can. Finding the spot that you both feel is ‘the’ right place can take time, so be patient and get some advice on locality.
2) DO check the airlines and regularity of the flights to your favourite destinations to avoid travel issues & costs with your guests.
3) DO take up the help of an English speaking wedding planner to ensure you work with reliable and professional suppliers and all legalities are present and correct.
4) DO take advice with regards to the time of year, the day and time of your wedding due to Italian holidays, the weather, town hall opening times and legal requirements.
5) DO choose your venue wisely; a few things to consider include the distance between your ceremony and guest accommodation, the maximum capacity, does it have overnight accommodation, does it allow for an indoor option in case of bad weather, are there any hidden extra charges?
And ALWAYS set yourself a budget and stick to it.
By Alexis Walker
Alexis Walker – Alexis Walker Wedding & Event Consultancy
www.alexiswalker.co.uk
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