Isabel and Lucio fell in love in Sicily years ago and it was a natural decision to plan a destination wedding here. The bride and groom’s wish was: “We want to show the real Sicily to our international guests”.

The choice of wedding venue was the fascinating city of Taormina, rich in culture and places to discover that have been the setting for fashion shows, film festivals, and luxury events from all over the world. The wedding was truly Made in Sicily with handmade invitations, Caltagirone ceramic wedding favors, and Sicilian puppet decorations at the Sicilian Cart. Carretto Siciliano is the symbol of folklore and craftsmanship. It represents the desire and the search for the beauty of the Sicilian people, due to its nature as a practical means of transport used before for work. Today it is admired as a stunning work of art and is often used as a wedding vehicle.  These Sicilian-themed wedding ideas definitely made our big day extra special. The involvement of the bride allowed me to offer a truly studied and measured approach to planning the wedding in all the details of the ceremony and reception.

Wedding Planning styling and designed by Agnes Edith @luxuryweddingsicily.com

Photography  credits: @elabphotographers

My lovely, couple I met in 2020 in Taormina, Italy. They were on their summer vacation in Grand Hotel Timeo Belmond in Sicily.  To make a long story short- it was like a movie, to say the least. We had an instant connection and committed to an over two-year long-planning engagement and lavish wedding day.

Enjoy this pre-wedding love story, astonish Taormina views, and dolce vita – Italian iconic symbols such as fiat 500 and scooter Vespa. So happy to design and plan each month this over-the-top amazing Italian Destination Wedding in amazing Sicily.

Planning and styling by Agnes Edith @luxuryweddingsicily.com

Photography  credits: @elabphotographers

A romantic real wedding and engagement in the beautiful Italian city of art: Syracuse in Sicily.
Vlad asked Bridget to get married in front of the Cathedral-Duomo in the beautiful historical center of Ortigia and the ceremony was to be organized there. The thought of spending more than 1 year planning an international wedding in this fabulous historic Italian city like Syracuse was such an exciting prospect. Especially since a destination wedding from New York means multicultural guests from different continents. Guests came from NY, Russia, Ukraine, Colombia, and Asia. Some of them had never visited Sicily, now become one of their favorite regions of Italy.

The historic center of Ortigia proved to be perfect for an engagement and romantic wedding ceremony. In the surroundings, there are many quiet and beautiful places, various streets overlooking the sea, beaches or countryside, cellars, villas, and castles. The planning wedding inspiration contest of the Bridget & Vlad ceremony was based on their love story in Siracusa and decorations in an enchanting forest style. The Spouses and guests got an experience path in an enchanting Middle Age Castle with its ancient garden. The Wedding was vibrant, colorful, and generous with its natural beauty. How do you plan a real wedding? If you can’t wait to get married in one of the most beautiful places in Italy, you know now a new corner of paradise.

Planning and styling by Agnes Edith @luxuryweddingsicily.com

Photography  credits: @benchwerkphotography.com  NY

Ashley & Tyler and their rustic beach real wedding in Tonnara di Scopello on a September day. They are from the United States and their guests are from LA, New York, Rome, and Canada. The wedding days such as rehearsal dinner, wedding ceremony reception, and the fun day after the trip was amazing!

Thanks to the good weather on the first and third day of the celebration were all performed excellently. During a site visit, they completely fell in love with the Tonnara di Scopello and its beauty and so they decided to plan their intimate wedding here. The bride and groom wanted something out of the shell “elegant but rustic” and not an event as usual.

They didn’t want a hotel or a commercial resort.

Wedding Planner Agnes Edith
Photography credits: Giuseppe Marano