Wedding Planner · Creative Director · Destination Wedding · Italy

Destination Weddings in Italy · Silvia Cicconi Wedding Planner

Your wedding
in Italy

As it ought to be
— impossible to imagine it any other way.

Sardinia · Apulia · Sicily · Abruzzo
Basilicata · Tuscany · Venice · Marche
Campania · Veneto · Umbria

The local area as an ingredient

“Italy isn’t just the backdrop to your wedding. It’s one of the key elements — the hardest to get right, and impossible to imitate.”

Every destination has a different light, a different rhythm, and logistics that change everything. Porto Cervo out of season. Favignana in May. The Conero in September, when the light has that quality you won’t find anywhere else. These are not interchangeable settings — each has its own distinct character.

My job is to get to know these places as well as one knows a trusted colleague. To know what they require, what they offer, where they are generous and where they demand respect. And to create a wedding that shares the same character as the place where it takes place.

Destinations

I don’t work just anywhere. I work where I know the places, the suppliers and the seasons. Where I can guarantee the same level of care that I provide at home.

Salento, Apulia

Destination wedding in Salento, Puglia

Conero, Marche

Matrimonio sul Conero, Marche

Sicily

Destination wedding in Sicilia

Venice and the Islands, Veneto

Matrimonio a Venezia

Umbria

Matrimonio in Umbria

Tuscany

Matrimonio in Toscana

Sardinia

Destination wedding in Sardegna

Matera, Basilicata

Matrimonio a Matera, Basilicata

Ischia, Campania

Matrimonio a Ischia, Campania

Abruzzo

Monastero per matrimonio in Abruzzo, vista dall'alto
For those returning home

Roots.
The Italian wedding
for those who are Italian at heart.

Many of the couples I work with have Italian roots. Grandparents who emigrated, a childhood summer spent here, a bond they have never quite managed to make sense of — but which has remained, clear and quiet.

Returning to Italy to get married isn’t a mere aesthetic choice. It’s something more specific. And it requires someone who understands both worlds — the one you carry with you and the one that’s welcoming you.

Bureaucracy, suppliers, cross-border logistics, remote coordination: these aren’t problems — they’re part of the job.

"A wedding in Italy shouldn’t feel like a wedding that could take place anywhere. It should be impossible to imagine it happening anywhere else."