Locations

One private estate, and the best of public Sicily.

We work in two ways: one exclusive private location that is ours alone, and a short, deliberately curated list of Sicily's most extraordinary public places, where we know exactly which hour and which corner still belong to you.

A bride and groom framed between temple columns and weathered stone

How we work with place

Private, or publicly spectacular

A private estate gives you control: no one else on the property, no strangers in the frame, the day shaped entirely around you. A public location gives you something no estate can. A Greek temple, a white cliff falling into the sea, a harbour that has been in use for two thousand years. Both are worth having. The craft is knowing which suits your day, and knowing the hour at which a public place becomes private again.

Private & exclusive

Moresca Farm

Our one private location: a working estate in the Agrigento countryside, olive groves and long tables under the trees. Yours alone for the day. No overlapping events, no other couples, complete control of the setting from arrival to the last light.

No transfers: the ceremony, the dinner and the evening share one address
No fixed closing time, and no permit deciding your hour
Covered space on site, so rain moves the setting rather than the date

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Public locations

Six places worth crossing an ocean for

These belong to everyone, which is exactly why timing and knowledge matter. We know when the light is right, when the crowds thin, and where to stand so the frame holds only the two of you.

Valley of the Temples

Agrigento

Greek temples standing above an almond valley since the fifth century BC. The most photographed place in Sicily, and still overwhelming in person, particularly in the last hour, when the stone goes gold and the coaches have gone.

Punta Bianca

Agrigento

White chalk cliffs dropping straight into clear water, reachable only on foot. Wilder and far less visited than its famous neighbour. For couples who want the coast without the audience.

Photo: Davide Mauro, CC BY-SA 4.0

Scala dei Turchi

Realmonte, Agrigento

A staircase of white marl carved by wind and sea, blinding at midday and rose-coloured at sunset. Access is regulated, which we handle. And the hour is everything.

Photo: Enrico Strocchi, CC BY-SA 2.0

The sixteenth-century watchtower at Capo Rama on its headland above the sea

Torre Capo Rama

Terrasini, Palermo

A sixteenth-century watchtower on a limestone headland, standing inside a nature reserve above the Gulf of Castellammare. Wind, rock and open water on three sides, and almost nobody there outside high summer.

Photo: Bjs, CC0

La Rocca standing over the medieval town of Cefalù and the sea

The mountain above Cefalù

Cefalù, Palermo

La Rocca, the crag standing over the medieval town and the Tyrrhenian. A climb, and worth it: the town, the cathedral and the sea laid out below you in a single frame.

Photo: Bjs, CC0

The old harbour of Ortigia in Siracusa at dusk

The old harbour of Siracusa

Ortigia, Siracusa

Baroque facades, moored boats and water that turns amber at dusk, on an island that has been continuously inhabited for nearly three thousand years.

Photo: Marco Brunetti, CC0

How we choose

What has to be true before we offer a place

Privacy first. For a public location that means knowing the exact hour it empties, and holding the permits that let us be there. Then light, at your hour and your season. Then logistics: can everything arrive without breaking the spell. And last, character fit. The place has to suit the two of you specifically, not photograph well in general.

Tell us where you picture it

Or tell us you have no idea. That is a very common answer, and often the start of the better version.

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