Chapter 01 · The place
Four venues, three landscapes
On the Sorrento coast, a terrace over the sea and a lift down to the beach. On Lake Garda, a resort with a pool on the roof and a private boat on the water. In South Tyrol, an adults-only lodge among the Alps, taken whole for a wedding that lasts several days.
And a short way over the border, the Fairmont Monte Carlo, which has been celebrating weddings above the Mediterranean since 1975, with a terrace that looks straight at the Rock of Monaco.
20 min from Verona airport30 min from Bolzano airport30 min from Nice airport
Chapter 02 · The venues
Four ways to marry in Italy
Sorrento · sea-view terracesGrand Hotel Europa PalaceA historic hotel, renovated throughout. Two terraces over the sea, an indoor hall with the same view if the weather turns, a pool and a seaside platform, and a lift that takes guests to the beach in two minutes.
Ceremony 200Party 150
Visit the venue page →South Tyrol · adults-onlyQuellenhof See LodgeAmong the Alps and close to the Dolomites, and only ever taken whole. Around sixty-five guests stay at the lodge, and up to about a hundred and ten with the Quellenhof resort opposite.Visit the venue page →
Lake Garda · resort & villasQuellenhof Luxury Resort LaziseSuites and private villas at Lazise, a rooftop infinity pool, a spa and panoramic dining, for up to about two hundred and fifty guests. Lake Garda still feels personal, less exposed than Italy’s better-known places.Visit the venue page →
Monaco · Monte CarloFairmont Monte CarloEvery reception room on one floor. Vows on the Panoramic Terrace facing the Rock of Monaco, dinner in the Salle d’Or, and two pools on the roof for the brunch the day after.
Dinner 750Party 1,000
Visit the venue page →The Italy lookbook
Thirty-five photographs of the four venues
Everything that doesn’t fit on this page, browse it right here, no download needed.Open the lookbook →35 photos