Lake Trasimeno is the fourth largest lake in Italy in terms of shoreline length. On its shores you will find incredibly beautiful villages.
The lake is home to three islands, one of which is inhabited: Isola Polvese, Isola Maggiore, and Isola Minore.
The largest island is Isola Polvese. It can be freely visited even though, since 1995, it has belonged to the Trasimeno Regional Park. In addition to its beautiful landscapes, the island features a fortress, the ruins of the Church of San Secondo, and the Church of San Giuliano.
The second island is Isola Maggiore. In 1211, Saint Francis of Assisi came here for a period of fasting. The island is inhabited: you immediately arrive in a small fishing village that has remained almost unchanged for centuries, with many houses dating back to the 14th–15th centuries.
The third island, Isola Minore, also called the “Little Island,” is private and uninhabited. It was inhabited until the 15th century.
The ceremony itself will take place on the panoramic terrace of a medieval fortress built in the 5th–6th centuries by the Lombards, offering a spectacular view over the lake and its islands. From the upper terrace of the watchtower, a 360-degree view opens over the lake and the green hills.
After the ceremony, we can depart by boat with champagne to visit the islands.
Included in the price:
- Organization of the official ceremony.
- Wedding coordinator.
- Appointment booking at the Municipal Office for submission of the marriage application.
- Venue rental for the ceremony.
- Assistance in selecting the ceremony venue and planning the wedding program.
- Help in obtaining the necessary documents at your country’s consulate.
- Legalization of the marriage documents at the Prefecture (the presence of the couple is not required).
- Fees of the Consulate and the Prefecture.
- Interpreter during the wedding ceremony and for the signing of the declaration.
- Preparation of the wedding documents.
- Transportation by car to the Municipal Office and to the photo shoot locations (up to 50 km).
- Civil registrar performing the ceremony.
- A bottle of Prosecco with glasses.