Amalfi seen from the sea, houses stacked on the cliff above the harbour
Destination · Amalfi Coast, Campania

Amalfi Coast Wedding Planner

Cliffside terraces, a cloister above the sea, a long table under the lemons. We plan Amalfi Coast weddings end to end, and we know this coast the way only people who grew up here can.

Why here, why us

A coast we know by heart

Enza’s roots are between Naples, Pompeii, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Long before Your Wedding in Italy existed she was welcoming international groups to these towns, learning which terrace catches the last light in June and which town hall marries foreign couples without fuss.

That matters on a coast where everything is vertical. Guests arrive by sea or on a road with one lane each way, the flowers come up two hundred steps, and the timeline has to respect the ferries. We build weddings around these facts, not against them.

Roberta’s family has been making Italian weddings since the 1950s. Her eye for flowers, fabrics and tables is what turns a beautiful terrace into your terrace. Together we tailor the whole weekend, with the same slow, careful Dolce Vita that runs through everything we do.

About Us
Enza and Roberta setting the tables before a wedding reception
The places

Four ways to marry on the Amalfi Coast

« We never send a catalogue. These are the four families of venues we work in most often on this coast, each suited to a different couple, guest count and budget. »

Bride and groom on a terrace high above the sea on the Amalfi Coast

Cliffside terraces

Hotels and villas carved into the rock above Positano and Praiano, the ceremony on a terrace and the sea two hundred metres below. The classic Amalfi Coast wedding, for 40 to 120 guests.

Wedding ceremony inside the cloister of a former convent in Amalfi

Cloisters and former convents

Medieval cloisters in Amalfi and Ravello, cool and quiet in the middle of summer, for a ceremony with real history and a reception in the gardens.

White villa perched on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast

Private villas and gardens

Ravello’s villas and their belvederes, or a gated house with its own pool, for a wedding that lasts the whole weekend and a family that stays together.

Sailing boat seen from above in the deep blue water off the coast

Boats and beach clubs

A welcome aperitivo on a wooden gozzo out of Amalfi, a rehearsal dinner at a beach club in the bay of Nerano, a farewell lunch on the water. This coast is best lived from the sea.

From our weddings

Amalfi Coast, as we see it

Villa on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, wedding venue
Ceremony in a cloister in Amalfi
Couple on a terrace over the sea
Boat day for wedding guests on the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast at sunset
Practical

Getting here, and when

Airports
Naples Capodichino is about 1 h 30 from Sorrento and 2 h from Positano and Ravello. Salerno Costa d’Amalfi, reopened in 2024, is closer to Amalfi and Ravello. We arrange the transfers for every guest.
By sea
From April to October ferries and private boats connect Naples, Sorrento, Salerno, Positano and Amalfi. For guests, arriving by water is the best first impression this coast can give.
Best months
Late May, June, September and early October: warm sea, long evenings, towns that still breathe. July and August are hot and crowded, and we avoid them for weddings above forty guests.
Ceremonies
Civil ceremonies for foreign couples are celebrated in Ravello, Positano, Amalfi and Sorrento, in town halls and in approved gardens and cloisters. Catholic weddings need a few extra months of paperwork. Symbolic ceremonies can happen anywhere. Read the guide to the documents.

Amalfi Coast weddings, your questions

Tell us your date

One conversation is enough to know whether the Amalfi Coast is right for your wedding, and which of its terraces is yours.

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