Weddings in Florence

Hailed as the cradle of the Renaissance, Florence was named an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982, and it’s no wonder.  The beautiful city is absolutely overflowing with cultural treasures, from churches decked out in colorful frescoes and stained glass to museums with collections including the best works of the Italian masters, to immaculately cultivated gardens with hundreds of plant species; a visit to Florence is truly a trip back in time to the golden age of European culture.

A few significant landmarks among the hundreds of possibilities include: the neo-gothic, ornate splendor of Brunelleschi’s Santa Maria del Fiore church (commonly known to most tourists as ‘the Duomo’), with its particularly striking white, green and pink marble-paneled exterior; the lively shop-covered Ponte Vecchio, a bridge stretching over the Arno River whose 14th-century structure was the city’s only bridge to survive World War II; the Uffizi Gallery which contains an impressive collection of Renaissance masterworks, including Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus and Caravaggio’s Bacchus; and the Palazzo Pitti and Boboli gardens, once the private residence of the Medici family, Florence’s long-time de facto ruling family.

Of course, the home city of Dante Alighieri and the birthplace of modern Italian is full of cozy restaurants serving world-class regional cuisine, perfect spots to rest your feet and treat your taste buds.  By night, see and be seen as you enjoy a glass of bubbling prosecco at any of the city’s many chic nocturnal hotspots.  And if a day away from the hustle and bustle of Florence’s center appeals to you, the countryside surrounding the city is truly enchanting.  Winding roads lead through vineyards and olive groves to hidden castles and quaint villages, where visitors are sure to find amazing home cooked fare served with a smile.

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