Important Questions When Considering An Italian Wedding

As with any endeavour, it is important to have a checklist in place to ensure that your needs are met. When planning an Italian wedding, there are several key factors to consider. This list will help you organize your thoughts and put your ideas into a cohesive plan. Use this template as a guide to ensure a successful and memorable event.

1.When considering a location, think about how convenient it is for both you and your guests to reach. Are there direct flights available to the destination? Make sure everyone can get there with ease!

2. How convenient is it for your guests to reach the venue? Will they need to rent a car? Can you help organize transfers? Is public transportation an option? Keep in mind that your guests are already making the effort to travel to Italy, so let's not burden them with additional expenses.

3. The area you have selected is there a variety of accommodation available for guests? Not all guests can afford staying at a 5 star hotel so make sure that the area you choose has options.

4. If you are happy to have your ceremony on site, is there enough space for both ceremony and reception and not forgetting the party afterwards.

5. Is there a backup plan in case of inclement weather that can accommodate the same number of guests? You really want to avoid the expense of setting up a marquee if you can help it, as it significantly increases the overall cost of your wedding. Brainstorm some creative alternatives to ensure your special day goes off without a hitch, rain or shine!

6. Can you eat outside? How many people can eat comfortably?

7. How close is the venue to the town hall or to the church if you decide to get married outside the venue?

9. If a view is a must, is there a view available?

10. Will you have the venue for your exclusive use or are you quite flexible with it all?

11. Can a religious ceremony be performed on the grounds of the venue? If yes is there a chapel or a church on site?

12. Is there accommodation on site and if so how many people can be accommodated? Is there a min requirement or do you need to book it for the whole week?

14. Can you dance on site? Until what time is music allowed?

16. Your budget.... what is the maximum budget you have available for the wedding itself, not including the dress and getting there but the wedding day itself..... and what would you like this to include?

This for the moment is a good start to get you going....!!!!