Full Planning
Planning and support throughout the entire journey, from concept to execution, including contract management, payment tracking, design, and wedding coordination in Italy.
- Ongoing support for 12 to 24 months
Tuscany · Rome · Beyond
Your wedding in Italy, thoughtfully planned in every detail
Boutique destination wedding planning in Italy
Who takes care of you
Hello, I'm Lara
I founded My Italy for couples from different countries who value beauty, organisation, trust, and a truly local experience.
Brazilian-born, I live and work in Italy, where I have planned more than 100 weddings. And I take care of every wedding as if it were the only one.
Lara SeveroFounder & wedding planner
Meet LaraServices
How we can help
Consultation
Strategic and personalised guidance, including the creation of a planning roadmap and vendor recommendations, so the couple can move through each stage independently and with confidence.
- Focused support for 1 to 2 months
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should we start?
We recommend starting at least a year and a half in advance.
How much does a wedding in Italy cost?
A reference of €1,200 to €1,600 per guest, with everything included, for two- to three-day experiences. The final amount varies with the region, venue, level of production and each couple’s priorities.
How does the vendor selection process work?
Before presenting any vendors or venues, you will complete questionnaires and we will have alignment meetings to discuss your preferences, priorities, and needs.
Vendor options will then be carefully selected based on your priorities, budget, and current market availability.
Do we need to travel to Italy before the wedding?
It is not required. Most of the planning can be handled remotely through video calls.
However, if possible, we highly recommend visiting Italy once before the wedding. It is a wonderful opportunity to see the venue in person, attend your menu tasting, schedule your hair and makeup trial, and meet some of your suppliers. The ideal period for this planning trip is between October and April.
When should we arrive in Italy?
Ideally 5 to 7 days before the wedding, so that you and your guests have time to settle in, rest from the trip and enjoy the destination at a gentler pace.
Can foreigners legally marry in Italy?
Yes. Religious weddings of foreign citizens are legally valid in Italy, with documents that depend on your country. We guide you through all the paperwork and deadlines.