Italian Wedding Regions
Discover the perfect Italian region for your dream wedding
Tuscany
Rolling hills, vineyards, and Renaissance art make Tuscany a romantic wedding destination.
Known for:
- Chianti wine
- Tuscan olive oil
- Florentine steak
Amalfi Coast
Dramatic cliffs, azure waters, and lemon groves create a stunning coastal wedding backdrop.
Known for:
- Limoncello
- Fresh seafood
- Amalfi lemons
Florence
The birthplace of Renaissance, offering artistic and cultural wedding venues.
Known for:
- Florentine art
- Tuscan cuisine
- Renaissance architecture
Naples
Vibrant city with historic palaces and stunning Bay of Naples views.
Known for:
- Neapolitan pizza
- Mediterranean cuisine
- Local wines
Lake Como
Elegant lakeside villas and mountain views for a luxurious wedding.
Known for:
- Lake fish
- Northern Italian cuisine
- Local prosecco
Venice
Romantic canals and historic palazzos for a unique wedding experience.
Known for:
- Venetian seafood
- Prosecco
- Cicchetti
Rome
Eternal City offering ancient ruins and baroque palaces for weddings.
Known for:
- Roman cuisine
- Local wines
- Traditional pastries
Sicily
Mediterranean island with Greek temples and coastal venues.
Known for:
- Sicilian pastries
- Local wines
- Seafood
Milan
Fashion capital with sophisticated urban wedding venues.
Known for:
- Milanese risotto
- Fashion-forward style
- Modern cuisine
Puglia
Rustic charm with traditional trulli houses and olive groves.
Known for:
- Orecchiette pasta
- Olive oil
- Local wine
Portofino
Exclusive harbor town with colorful houses and luxury yachts.
Known for:
- Fresh seafood
- Ligurian pesto
- Local white wines
Capri
Glamorous island paradise with dramatic sea views.
Known for:
- Limoncello
- Fresh seafood
- Caprese salad
Positano
Vertical town with pastel houses cascading to the sea.
Known for:
- Local fish dishes
- Amalfi lemons
- Coastal cuisine
San Gimignano
Medieval town known for its towers and Tuscan charm.
Known for:
- Vernaccia wine
- Saffron
- Traditional Tuscan food
Ravello
Sophisticated hill town with stunning Amalfi Coast views.
Known for:
- Mediterranean cuisine
- Local wines
- Citrus fruits
Taormina
Ancient Greek theater town with Mount Etna views.
Known for:
- Sicilian sweets
- Local seafood
- Etna wines
Bellagio
Pearl of Lake Como with elegant villas and gardens.
Known for:
- Lake fish
- Northern Italian dishes
- Local wines
Siena
Medieval city with stunning Piazza del Campo.
Known for:
- Tuscan cuisine
- Chianti wines
- Traditional pastries
Sorrento
Coastal town famous for lemons and sea views.
Known for:
- Limoncello
- Gnocchi alla Sorrentina
- Seafood
Orvieto
Dramatic hilltop town with famous Duomo.
Known for:
- White wines
- Umbrian cuisine
- Truffles