Have you ever thought of getting married in northern Italy? inside the old Royal Palace of Milan for example, in a luxurious room with gold-framed mirrors, sixteen crystal chandeliers, and damask chairs. Getting married in Italy could be wonderful, oh yes! And maybe get a permit to drive right in Duomo square and admire the impressive Cathedral together before climbing the majestic staircase… Have you ever imagined how special your marriage could be if it were celebrated in one of the most romantic countries in the world?
And what about marrying in Venice Prayed verona? If you prefer a different atmosphere, your wedding can be organized in an old 17th century palace located nearby. Rialto bridge or just in juliet’s house and take away your wedding photo session on the famous little balcony… In any case, the bride and groom will have the opportunity to enjoy the sophisticated Italian style and the Italian wedding planners will be happy to help them choose the perfect venue for the banquet, the perfect roses, the perfect music.
Milan: not many people know that this city of business has a romantic soul and is rich in history, great monuments and works of art: a long, long time ago, Milan was ruled by rich and powerful families and many artists, such as Leonardo da Vinci and Donato Bramante, were employed by them to beautify it. Since the summer of 2011, civil weddings in Milan can be held in the prestigious Royal Palace, which was the seat of government for centuries and is located just to the right of the Duomo façade, in the opposite direction from the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallerythe oldest shopping mall in Italy.
Venice: Famous for being the most romantic city in the world, Venice is built on 117 islands, connected by 409 bridges and made up of 177 canals, including the large channel S-shaped; particularly known for the beauty of its surroundings, its architecture and works of art, it has been a World Heritage since 1987 next to its wonderful lagoon. Her marriage in Venice will take place in cavalli palacein a room that is considered one of the most famous wedding rooms in the world, with a balcony overlooking the Rialto Bridge.
verona: Verona has been registered on UNESCO World Heritage List in the year 2000; It is not surprising at all because it is an extraordinary example of a city that has developed gradually and uninterruptedly over 2,000 years, incorporating artistic elements of the highest quality from each era. Verona is also famous for being the setting for Shakespeare’s plays. Romeo and Juliet, the most romantic tragedy of all time; In the 1930s, a drama-inspired balcony was added to Juliet’s House (a small medieval building located in the historic center) and this is exactly the place where you will get married!
Catherine Pomini
