Good Questions
Everything you might be wondering
If your question is not here, write us at [RSVP EMAIL] and we will add it.
What should I wear?
[DRESS CODE TO COME.] Keep in mind it is Tuscany in late July: warm days, gravel paths and lawns, cooler evenings in the hills. Think breathable fabrics and shoes that can handle grass and stone.
When should I RSVP by?
Please respond by [RSVP DEADLINE] on the RSVP page, and mark your days on the events page. Final counts go to our caterer and the estate, so the deadline is a real one.
Where do I stay, and what does it cost me?
At the estate with us, July 26 to 29. We booked the whole property and paid up front; your party covers its share of the rooms. Details and payment are on the travel page.
How do I get there?
Fly into Florence or Rome, then car or shuttle into the Sienese hills. Full guidance, including [SHUTTLE DETAILS], is on the travel page.
Can I bring the kids?
[POLICY TO COME. If children are invited, say what is arranged for them; if adults only, say it here warmly and once.]
I have a dietary restriction. Will there be food for me?
Yes. Tell us what you need in the dietary field of your RSVP and the kitchen will take care of you. This is Italy; you will not go hungry.
What about gifts?
[REGISTRY OR FUND LINK TO COME.] Truthfully, you flying to Italy for us is the gift.
What is the weather like?
Late July in the Sienese hills: hot, dry, sunny days, usually in the 80s and low 90s, with evenings that cool off nicely. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light layer for after dark.
Do I need cash, or an outlet adapter, or Italian?
Cards work nearly everywhere; a little cash in euros never hurts. Italy uses type C and F plugs, so bring an adapter. And no Italian needed at the estate, though a grazie goes a long way.
Can I take photos during the ceremony?
[PHOTO POLICY TO COME, e.g. unplugged ceremony, then phones out for everything after.] Either way, share what you take in the gallery after.