1. When and where is the wedding taking place?

Our wedding will take place in beautiful Tuscany, Italy, on August 9, 2025. The ceremony and reception will be held at Villa La Selva in Bucine, Province of Arezzo, Italy surrounded by the stunning Tuscan countryside.

2. What is the dress code for the weekend?

Welcome Party – Dolce Vita Cocktail

Embrace the Italian "dolce vita" with elegant, relaxed Mediterranean-inspired attire.

• For women: Flowing midi dresses or chic jumpsuits in light, romantic fabrics.

• For men: Tailored linen blazers or crisp white shirts with dress trousers.

• Patterns: Subtle florals or soft neutrals to evoke Tuscan charm.

• Accessories: Stylish, understated jewelry and classic leather loafers.

Wedding Day – Black Tie Optional

Black tie elegance meets relaxed Italian sophistication.

• For men: Tuxedos or dark suits with ties for formal grandeur.

• For women: Long evening gowns, elegant cocktail dresses, or upscale separates.

• Fabrics & colors: Rich tones in silk or satin for a luxurious feel.

• Flexibility: Personal touches allowed while maintaining an elegant atmosphere.

Pool Party – Italian Leisure

Laid-back, effortlessly stylish, with an "Italian leisure" theme.

• For women: Breezy maxi dresses, chic cover-ups, or relaxed linen sets  over swimsuits with espadrilles or slides.

• For men: Linen shirts or lightweight polos with tailored shorts or swim trunks in muted shades.

• Accessories: Hats, sunglasses, and sandals encouraged for poolside comfort and style.

3. What if I can’t attend the wedding?

We would love to have you celebrate with us in Tuscany, but we understand that travel might not be possible for everyone. If you know that you are unable to make it, please RSVP ‘No’ using the link on our website. Please know that your love and well-wishes are deeply appreciated. We’ll carry your thoughts with us as we celebrate, and we hope to see you soon!

4. Can I bring a gift?

Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for, and we are so grateful for your love and support!

5. Do I need to speak Italian?

While most people in Tuscany, especially in tourist areas, speak English, a few basic Italian phrases can be a fun way to connect with locals. Common greetings like "buongiorno" (good morning) or "grazie" (thank you) are always appreciated, but don’t worry—you’ll be able to get by with English in most places.

6. What are the best things to do in Tuscany?

Tuscany is a region rich with culture, history, and beauty. While you’re here, we recommend exploring the cities of Florence, Siena, and Pisa, or wandering through charming medieval villages like San Gimignano and Lucca. If you love wine, a visit to the Chianti wine region is a must.

7. What’s the weather like in Tuscany in August?

Tuscany in August can be quite hot, with temperatures often ranging from 75°F to 90°F (24°C to 32°C) during the day. Evenings can be cooler but still pleasant. We recommend wearing light, breathable fabrics during the day, and bringing a light jacket or sweater for the evening chill. Don’t forget sunscreen and sunglasses, as the sun can be quite strong!