We are pleased to tell you about a wonderful castle located in the heart of Apulia (or as we say in Italian: Puglia). It is a building of the Middle Ages, surrounded by a stunning oak forest and Mediterranean scrub. It could be a wonderful wedding...
As many of you will probably know, Piemonte is famous for its wonderful and traditional food but most of all for their wines! They could be two lovely elements to incorporate in your wedding. You and your guests could enjoy the real taste of an Italian...
This month we would love to tell you about a very special wedding we planned at the beginning of September in the heart of Langhe region: Matt and Katie's wedding. I met Matt and Katie about one year ago in Alba and I immediately got in...
This month we will love to speak about a lovely Italian couple, Elisa and Andrea. When we are writing this post they are still on their honeymoon so this is a real Just Married post! Elisa and Andrea are a lovely couple living and working in Turin,...
Thist month we would like to tell you about wonderful landscape of Langhe region with its hills and vines. This is a wonderful area famous for its wines and delicious food. It is located South of Torino and North Italian Riviera. A wonderful venue was the perfect frame...
In our posts we often talk you about wedding venues located in Langhe or Monferrato, on Southern Piemonte. These two regions are appreciated for good food and great wines but this time we would love to moving North to introduce an wonderful area too, right...
This time we would like to come back in Langhe and Pollenzo (near Bra - remember Patricia and Richard's wedding) to tell you about Adriano and Virna's wedding. Adriano is coming from Italian Riviera, Savona and Virna's hometown is not far from there they decided for...
This time we would like to tell you about a very different wedding! Jerri and Tom came here in the heart of Langhe region for their special day from United States ad they arranged for sure on of the most elegant wedding on the season. Jerri and...
