Sicilian Wedding Day

Sicily, Italy

British and Sicilian wedding planners in Messina, working across the whole of Sicily

No. 688 · Autumn 2026

Sicilian Wedding Day, Sicilian Wedding Day

Location

Getting there

Airport: Catania, 90 km straight line distance
Airport: Palermo, 215 km straight line distance

The planner

Meet the planner

Sicily is their only territory. The venues they name first include Castello Xirumi Serravalle and Castello di Donnafugata, the tonnare at Scopello and Marzamemi, country farms and borghi inland, Villa Mon Repos in Taormina and Villa Tasca in Palermo. They plan on the east coast under Etna, in the baroque towns of the south east around Ortigia, Noto and Palazzolo Acreide, and among the saltpan windmills of the west.

Our role is never limited to being just your wedding planners in Sicily.Sicilian Wedding Day

Founded2012

Based inSicily

Onlinesicilianweddingday.com

Coming down the villa steps, a lemon tree against the wall, Sicilian Wedding Day

The work

Behind the events

Three levels of involvement are offered. Priority covers the venue search. Premier takes on the whole wedding, from the budget and the ceremony paperwork to every supplier contract.

The ceremony on the lawn, palms overhead and hydrangea at the front, Sicilian Wedding Day

Services

What is on offer

Sicilian Wedding Day is a destination wedding agency founded in 2012 and based on Via Nino Bixio in Messina. Emma is British and Simona is Sicilian, and with a third planner, Guendalina, they plan weddings, elopements and celebrations anywhere in...

Two grooms with drinks under an old tree, candles burning in the foreground, Sicilian Wedding Day

Service

Venue search

Written proposal of locations. Accompanied venue visits with two planners.

Service

Planning and ceremony

Full wedding planning and partial planning. Civil, religious and symbolic ceremonies and civil unions.

Three small girls running out through a white doorway, the bride behind them, Sicilian Wedding Day

The wedding

Recognition

The portfolio mixes symbolic ceremonies, Catholic services and a church wedding in Ortigia, with couples travelling from the United States, Hungary, Lithuania, Nigeria, Scotland and Ireland. Several chose their venue from photographs and video taken on the planners' first site visits.