In the last few years as a wedding planner in Italy, I had the chance to plan a lot of wedding with different styles, but rustic weddings are the most requested, maybe
because it is very fashionable or maybe because Italy boasts an amazing countryside that is absolutely perfect for this kind of events.
Consider that Tuscany or Umbria are famous all over the world for the beauty of their vineyards and countryside landscapes.
The choice of the perfect venue, located In the middle of the countryside or vineyards is crucial, don’t underestimate the fact that with a breathtaking view of the surrounding areas you won’t need to add a lot of flowers decoration because the panorama will be the best background possible. An ancient farmhouse, a castle located on top of an hill even a typical hamlet those are just some options that are perfect for a rustic wedding.
Since the very beginning, every detail should reflect the style of your wedding, usually for rustic wedding colors and flowers are truly important. Choose a color that will be the main color of your wedding, from the invitations, save the date cards, bridal bouquet, flower centerpieces, wedding menu, tableaux mariage and so much more). The most selected colors used for a rustic wedding are all naturals colors for example different graduations of brown, green, nude, and light pink.
When a future bride chooses her wedding dress she should consider a lot of elements such as the theme of the event; a lace vintage dress or a dress with light flowers printed can be good options to look in harmony with the style of the wedding.
The planning of a rustic wedding can be very funny because you can play with themes and decorations. Jars, candles, flowers, crafts, dried flowers, window frames, photo boot and so much more.
Curious to see some of our rustic weddings? Check the links below and don’t hesitate to contact us if you need a professional agency that will guide you through the planning of your wedding day in Italy.
Romantic elopement Lisa and Rhyms
Photo credits: Gianni di Natale, Beatrice Moricci, Matteo Cuzzola, Pinterest
