The websites are in Italian, and half never reply
The venues worth having are family-run. They answer the phone, in Italian, between 9 and 6 — which is the middle of your night.

We shortlist four to six real venues that fit your date, your budget and your guest list — and we tell you what's wrong with each one. Fixed fee. No commission from any venue, ever.
9 questions · about 90 seconds · no card, no commitment
The venues worth having are family-run. They answer the phone, in Italian, between 9 and 6 — which is the middle of your night.
Two hundred results, all photographed at golden hour, none of them telling you which ones are actually free on your date or inside your budget.
You wanted help choosing a venue. You were sold full coordination of a day you already know how you want to spend.
Nine questions, about ninety seconds. We learn your date, your budget, your guest count and — more useful than any of those — what you actually enjoy.
Evenings in Italy, which is the middle of your working afternoon in New York, Toronto, London or São Paulo. No sales pressure. Prices are already published.
Four to six venues we have stood inside. Availability confirmed on your date. A budget model in your currency. Direct introductions to the people who own them.
Every venue in Italy looks perfect in photographs. Our shortlists include the part the photographs leave out — the 23:00 noise curfew, the compulsory in-house caterer, the four hundred metres of gravel between the car park and the ceremony, the rain plan that seats sixty of your ninety guests.
That single field is why couples pay us, and it is the one thing no directory will ever publish.


You are about to send five figures to people you have never met, in a country you don't live in. That fear is reasonable, and a paragraph is not an answer to it. Ours is a studio based in Treviso that calls venues in Italian during Italian working hours, has physically stood inside every venue it recommends, and takes no money from any of them. When you fly in to look around, we meet you at the gate.
Based in Treviso, Veneto · Venice, the Prosecco Hills, Lake Garda, Verona and Tuscany
Everything in our core region sits within ninety minutes of our front door. That is the whole reason we can tell you the closing time and the rain plan.
UNESCO World Heritage · Conegliano to Valdobbiadene
Palazzi, private islands, water everywhere
Palladian villas, formal gardens, 16th-century rooms
Lakefront villas, olive terraces, one private island
Amarone estates, Roman city, wine cellars
Borghi, hilltop estates, cypress avenues
Most couples arrive asking for “a villa in Italy” and leave having booked something they hadn't thought of. The quiz exists to find that thing in ninety seconds.

Working wine estate, cellar dinners, harvest light
A family that has made wine for four generations, a barrel cellar you can eat in, and a terrace looking down rows of vine. Warm rather than grand, and the best value of the six.
Best for: wine-lovers, autumn dates, 40–120 guests

Frescoed rooms, formal gardens, ballroom capacity
Sixteenth-century architecture built for exactly this: arriving guests, long tables, dancing in a room with a painted ceiling. Where you go when the guest list is genuinely large.
Best for: 100–250 guests, formal occasions, spring

Venetian palace, arrival by boat, water and marble
A private palace on the water, guests arriving by boat, and photographs nowhere else on earth can produce. Small numbers only, and worth every complication.
Best for: under 150 guests, winter light, big budgets

Terraces over the water, mountains behind, boats
A villa with its own water frontage on Lake Garda: aperitivo on the terrace, dinner under the pergola, and a boat for the two of you at the end of it.
Best for: summer, 50–180 guests, guests who'll make a holiday of it

Ramparts, courtyards, a village underneath
Stone, height and a view over the whole valley — usually with rooms inside it, so the wedding party never has to drive anywhere. Cheaper than it looks in the photographs.
Best for: whole-weekend weddings, autumn, 60–250 guests

A hamlet you take over entirely, for three days
An entire restored village — houses, chapel, pool, kitchen — rented exclusively so that everyone you love sleeps a hundred metres from dinner. The three-day wedding in its natural form.
Best for: exclusive use, 60–200 guests, families travelling far
You will not be asked for your budget so we can price against it. The prices are the same for everyone and they are on the website.
You know what you want. You need someone on the ground to find it and check it's free.
Credited in full against an upgrade within 30 days — there is no wrong place to start.
The one most couples take. Everything in Shortlist, plus the introductions and the vendor list that actually save you months.
No card today. We agree the package on the call and invoice only once you've said yes in writing.
For couples who want a professional in Italy standing next to them — including on the day they come to see the venues.
No card today. We agree the package on the call and invoice only once you've said yes in writing.
The Shortlist fee is credited in full against an upgrade within 30 days — so there is no wrong place to start.

If your shortlist doesn't contain at least four venues that are available on your date and inside your budget, we refund you in full. We qualify carefully on the call precisely so this never has to happen.
Brazilian and Spanish-speaking couples marry in Italy in large numbers and are served, almost everywhere, in a language they are merely competent in. Not here. Every call, every document and every venue introduction happens in your language.
We take 8 couples a month.
What a wedding in northern Italy actually costs, line by line, from real quotes. One email, no sequence.