Mr and Mrs Wedding in Italy is Ines Napolitano and her husband Adriano, who plan weddings on the Amalfi Coast and in Puglia for couples coming from abroad. They live at Scala, in the hills above Amalfi and Ravello, where Adriano was born; Ines was born in Puglia. They trace the partnership to 30 June 2012, their own wedding day and the first event they organised together, and their site says they have planned destination weddings since 2016.
Ines leads the planning and the design, with Adriano beside her and a team of planners; client reviews name them both. They take a limited number of weddings each year and give that as the reason each couple gets their full attention. The first conversation is a free 30-minute video call with Ines, and couples who can travel are invited to their home to talk the wedding through over a glass of wine and see photographs of their own wedding day.
“We like to compare your event to an empty canvas upon which we can paint a unique and detailed picture with precision and inspiration.”
Ines Napolitano and Adriano
Their published venues on the Amalfi Coast include Villa Cimbrone, Palazzo Avino and the Belmond Hotel Caruso in Ravello, the Anantara Convento di Amalfi and Hotel Santa Caterina at Amalfi, Villa Tre Ville and Villa Magia in Positano, and Casa Angelina at Praiano. In Puglia they list Borgo Egnazia, Masseria Torre Coccaro, Masseria Don Luigi, Castello Monaci, Tenuta Monacelle and the beach at Torre Canne. A separate section covers settings away from conventional venues: a wedding on board a boat, the ruined basilica of Sant'Eustachio, Torre Normanna and dinner at La Canzone del Mare on Capri. One published wedding, for a New York couple and nearly 100 guests, ran over four days in Ravello, Nerano and Capri.
Ceremonies cover Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Hindu, civil, symbolic and same-sex weddings, vow renewals and blessings, and the team handles the civil and religious paperwork for foreign couples. Around the day they arrange guest accommodation and transfers, welcome dinners and after-parties, cooking classes and tastings of wine, olive oil and lemon liqueurs. Their published budget guide is practical: hold back 10 to 15 per cent as contingency, look at April, early May and October for better venue terms, and consider the less known masserie of the Valle d'Itria.
Sposi Magazine featured one of their wedding photographs in 2025, and in 2026 Ines was interviewed by Fanpage.it about planning weddings at Villa Cimbrone. They also publish eight wedding films on their own YouTube channel, five on the Amalfi Coast and three in Puglia.
