Dream wedding in Rome and its countryside, lakes and seacoast
A destination wedding in Rome is the perfect way to celebrate love in one of the world’s most romantic cities. For Mira and Seb, their dream was to have a Catholic church wedding in the heart of Italy, followed by an unforgettable reception at the stunning Villa Miani. Their wedding day was filled with romance, breathtaking views, and timeless elegance, making it an extraordinary celebration of their love.
Are you ready to immerse yourself in the elegant and joyful four-day Jewish wedding of Charlotte & Adrien in Rome? This remarkable event, filled with tradition, beauty, and unforgettable moments, was the perfect destination wedding in Rome. Let’s explore how this Jewish celebration unfolded over multiple days, culminating in a stunning wedding at Villa Miani.
A destination wedding at Villa Miani in Rome is a dream come true for couples seeking an exquisite setting with elegance, romance and sweeping panoramic views. Overlooking the historic cityscape of Rome, Villa Miani offers an idyllic backdrop for exchanging wedding vows, surrounded by lush gardens, classical architecture, and a breathtaking view of St. Peter’s Basilica.
Today, I wish to tell you about Sandy and Yann’s Jewish wedding in July in the gorgeous city of Rome.
We planned their wedding at Villa Miani, the most prestigious villa in the eternal city.
Thanks to Skiss Photography for the beautiful pictures.
Do you want to get married in Rome? This is the complete guide to your destination wedding in one of the most beautiful city in the world. The eternal city has many options for your civil, religious or symbolic ceremony and incredible venues for your reception overlooking Roman skyline. The perfect setting for your Dolce Vita Wedding!
Villa Aurelia is a historic villa on Janiculum Hill, one of the famous seven hills of Rome, offering stunning panoramic views of the city. The villa has a rich history and has undergone various transformations over the centuries.
It was initially built in the mid-17th century by Cardinal Girolamo Farnese and designed by the architect Alessandro Algardi. The villa takes the name after Cardinal Farnese’s mother, Aurelia.
Villa Aurelia is known for its Baroque architecture and beautiful gardens.
I’ve had the chance to organise several french jewish weddings in Rome in my career and all of them were a great experience! Thanks to all the couples who chose me, and also thanks to Italian Wedding Company and who came all over from France to make their dream come true.
