Say yes above the rooftops of Rome.

Rome looks effortless in photos. In real life it has traffic zones you can’t drive into, landmarks crowded from 9 am, places where a photographer needs a permit, and a summer sun that melts any timeline. We live here, and we’ve planned weddings in Rome since 2016. Here is what that means for you.

1. Rome is our home, not our destination. Our Rome planner Svetlana and our founder Marina both trained as Rome guides. We know which terrace catches the golden light, which piazza is empty at 7 am, and the story behind every stone you’ll walk past.

2. We know the rules of the Eternal City. Your vintage car comes with a permit for the historic center’s restricted traffic zone, so you arrive at the door, not three streets away. We plan your photos around the crowds, the heat and the places where shooting needs permission.

3. We can make it legal, or take you to church. Rome is where we do what most planners won’t: a legal civil ceremony with all the paperwork, including at the town hall on the Capitoline Hill, or a Catholic ceremony for couples already married at home. Your symbolic rooftop vows can be the start of something official.

4. One price, one team, one point of contact. Your terrace, photographer, florals, hair and makeup, violinist and vintage car come in one all-inclusive price, confirmed in writing before you book. You talk to one planner, not seven vendors.

5. Your ceremony is led by someone who knows your story. Most celebrants meet a couple ten minutes before the ceremony and read a script about strangers. Your planner has spent months getting to know you: how you met, the moment you knew, the people you wish could be there. She writes your ceremony and speaks it to the two of you, not to a page. And because the person leading your vows is also the one running your day, the violinist, the photographer and the light all follow one cue, with no handoffs and no strangers in your most personal moment. Prefer a professional celebrant? We’ll add one.

6. A plan B for everything, in writing. Every terrace has a covered or indoor alternative, and we agree your backup plan with you before the day.

7. Real Roman weddings, not stock photos. From an elopement on the Capitoline Hill to celebrations at Palazzo Borghese and in the hills of the Castelli Romani, our portfolio is full of Rome.

8. A limited number of couples each season. Your wedding never shares our attention with two others on the same day.

A sample September day, built around the golden hour:

“We didn’t want to spend months coordinating vendors, timelines, and all the little details—we wanted to enjoy the experience and trust professionals to bring it all together. That’s exactly what they did. […] Putting our trust in them was one of the best decisions we made. On the day of our ceremony, everything flowed perfectly. […] If we had to do it all over again, we wouldn’t change a thing.”

Anthony D’Auria, vow renewal in Rome · Google review

“People call Paris the city of love, but it didn’t touch me. Rome, though, stole my heart at first sight. Its warmth, terracotta rooftops, baroque joy in the architecture, the sunshine, the omnipresent art: it all feels like a blessing for love.”

Yaroslavna, elopement in Rome