Your wedding in Maggiore Lake!

Are you thinking of a wedding on the shores of Lake Maggiore?

According to the American magazine Women's Wear Daily, Lake Maggiore is the most chic place for weddings in Italy, thanks to an impressive panorama and the villas for receptions among the most beautiful in the world.

But how do you organize a wedding on Lake Maggiore?

First of all, you should consider what kind of reception do you want to keep, whether outdoors in the beautiful gardens of the villas overlooking the lake or inside the villas, majestic and refined among the frescoes and works of art enclosed in every room.

So those wishing to organize their own wedding on the lake has only to choose which villa, monastery or sanctuary may be the perfect location for their wedding.

Rely on White Wedding and we will guide you to discover the beautiful villas of Lake Maggiore and we will help you to choose the one that fits for your wedding!

WHY GETTING MARRIED IN MAGGIORE LAKE?

• The beautiful villas on the lake
• The breathtaking view
• Beautiful gardens
• The exclusivity of the location
• The colors of the lake
• For the frescoed rooms of the castles

LAKE MAGGIORE

Lake Maggiore Is One Of Italy’s Most Charming Secrets

It has the magnificent vintage air of old-fashioned vacations, but it never goes out of style. Lake Maggiore is the second largest in Italy in size (the biggest is Lake Garda) but the largest—and that’s why it’s called maggiore—of the lakes closest to the Alps. Geographically, it straddles two Italian regions, Lombardy and Piedmont, and a small part juts into Switzerland’s Canton Ticino. But the main thing is that since the 19th century it has been one of the top vacation and weekend destinations for wealthy families from big cities, who built some of northern Italy’s most stunning villas on its shores. The secret to Lake Maggiore’s success is its position just under Mount Rosa, a varied landscape, easy accessibility from both Milan and Piedmont, and a climate that allows very distinctive vegetation to thrive. To get an idea, just consider the fact that the two botanical gardens of Verbania and Stresa alone merit a visit, not to mention a peek (even if just “from the outside”) of the grounds of the private villas on the Piedmont side. In spring, the blossoming of azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, lemons and magnolias rightfully attract plant lovers.