About Us
An Australian creative director and an Italian producer teamed up and voila – Rossini Weddings was born. We’re all about the detailed planning and stylish design of unique destination weddings in Italy.
Our talented team consistently deliver perfectly executed, beautiful weddings and events. Our experience of international and local culture guarantees no language barrier when communicating during our planning process. Our collaborative philosophy ensures every wedding is wonderfully unique and tailor made using the finest vendors.
Our Destinations
Italy's stunning landscape, sublime climate, exquisite cuisine and fabulous wine makes it one of the world's top locations for destination weddings. Whether your dream location is by a glamorous coastal town or the shores of an Italian lake, in a stunning villa or a charming restaurant, Italy boasts all the ingredients to make your wedding unforgettable.
Lake Como
Lake Como is dotted with small villages along its shore, with magnificent 5 star hotels, private homes or truly unique villas, all providing the most stunning backdrop
for your wedding.
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Tuscany
Tuscany is one of the most popular regions in Italy for a destination wedding. Whether a vineyard, villa, or castle in the countryside, you will be spoilt for choice.
Amalfi Coast
Amalfi Coast boasts a rugged shoreline of colourful cliffside villages overlooking the azure blue Mediterranean. The whole area is surrounded by natural beauty and magnificent views.
Sicily
Sicily is full of culture and history, colours and flavours. The magnificent beaches and endless summers make it the perfect wedding destination all year round.
Puglia
Puglia in southern Italy is a region rich of stunning landscapes and beaches. Puglia is renowned for its marvellous masserias, trulli houses, castles and luxurious private villas.
Umbria
Umbria is enveloped by hills and picturesque valleys. From ancient chapels and converted monasteries to old castles, this region spills with history and authentic Italian beauty.
