Getting Married in Italy
Getting married in Italy: venues, tips and destination wedding stories on the Amalfi Coast, in the art cities and in lesser-known places.
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Getting married in Italy: the Coast, art cities and hidden gems
From the Amalfi Coast to Florence, from Cagliari to the hills of Irpinia: in this section we tell you about the Italian places where we have photographed weddings and engagement sessions, with practical tips on venues, light and travel.
For a destination wedding in Italy, the season, timings and distances between church, photos and reception all matter: planning them well makes a difference to the photos. Take a look at the real weddings on the Coast and in Florence.
One piece of advice we always give: leave time between one moment and the next. On the Coast the roads are narrow and everything takes longer; in the art cities the centre is crowded in the middle of the day. The best photos happen when nobody is in a hurry.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to get married on the Amalfi Coast?
May, June and September: pleasant weather, a beautiful sea and fewer crowds than in July and August.
Do you photograph weddings outside Campania too?
Yes: we have photographed weddings and engagement sessions in Florence, Sardinia, Apulia and other regions. We also have studios in Florence and Milan.
Where to take couple photos on the Amalfi Coast?
Villa Rufolo in Ravello, the Cloister of Paradise in Amalfi, the alleys of the villages and, if possible, a session on a boat along the coast.