Italy villa wedding

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One of Italy's most splendid and iconic villas on Lake Como is Villa Balbiano

Beautiful outdoor Jewish wedding in Italy with foliage table runner, handmade mozzarella, neutral tones and a backdrop of the Tuscan hills.

Catureglio is a beautifully restored Tuscan Villa surrounded by woodland, olive groves and vines. The main house dates back to the 12th century, there are four self-contained cottages and a frescoed chapel with a central courtyard where wedding ceremonies take place. Catureglio is family owned and furnished with great service and an intimate feel of comfort and warmth. We have been running weddings here for over 15 years with great success and have a wide experience of event organising in…

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, sits the historic and organic Estate, Villa Petriolo. Or as we like to call it, Tuscany’s Hottest New Destination Wedding Venue. It’s no surprise that here at 515 Photo Co. we love a destination wedding, especially an Italian Destination Wedding. But even we were sur

Villa del Balbianello, Palás Cerequio Best for Luxury Weddings: Villa Aurelia Best for Outdoor: Villa Cimbrone Best for Indoor: Aman Venice Best for Rustic: Borgo Santo Pietro Best for Budget Weddings: Madonnella Agricola, Best for Weddings on the Sea: Tonnara di Scopello

Amalfi Coast wedding at Villa San Giacomo in Positano, Italy. Photographed by destination wedding photographer Christina McNeill. Joyce & David’s wedding included a welcome pool party with views of Positano, a private yacht cruise to Capri, and an unforgettable wedding celebration at the eclectic venue Villa San Giacomo.

Dreamy destination Wedding in villa in Lucca, Tuscany, Italy

One of the best-known villas for a luxury wedding not only in Italy but also worldwide is the impressive Villa Balbiano on the western shore of Lake Como in the municipality of Ossuccio. Built during the late 1600s by Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio and later expanded and enriched with gardens and fountains by Cardinal Durini, an art and literature lover as well as a keen collector, the villa was transformed into a true masterpiece, while being used to hold lavish parties, feasts, and balls.