Rome: an unlimited choice of locations
for the wedding of your dreams Leoeventi has wedding planners living
in Rome, who know their city well, and can provide an unlimited
choice of locations for a wedding of your dreams. There is a
magnificent hotel, where the garden terrace overlooks the famous
Spanish Steps, villas
and palaces on piazzas of renown, churches so steeped in history and
spirituality that they bring tears to your eyes. In the hills of
Rome, there are villas and palaces in lush settings with
breathtaking views.
Let on Leoeventi make the process of arranging your Wedding in Rome
smooth and without stress. Allow them to help with the events
surrounding your wedding and introduce you to florists, musicians,
photographers - all with sterling reputations and years of working
with Weddings in Italy. Rome the Eternal City. Rome, the perfect
place for a wedding in Italy. Nowhere else in the world can a modern,
glamorous,
cosmopolitan city exist, not just beside ancient wonders, but
somehow twisted and blended into a whole.
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Villa-Rif. 01, atop the Janiculum Hill.
The Villa originally built for Cardinal Girolamo Farnese
around 1650, is the setting for
conferences, public receptions, concerts and other programs. It also
includes several apartments for
the Academy's Residents and Visiting Artists and Scholars and is
surrounded by a beautiful 3.8 acre
garden. Following the death of Cardinal Farnese in 1668, the
property was bought by Count Alessandro
Savorelli, who undertook an extensive program of restoration and new
construction. Much of the
decorative work visible today dates from this time. In 1849 Giuseppe
Garibaldi selected the Villa
Aurelia as his headquarters for the defense of the Roman Republic
against the French Army, and after
only one month, the French artillery had caused extensive damage.
Count Savorelli was able to
restore the Villa before his death, and it was then sold to the
Monte di Pietà, from which it was
bought in 1881 by Mrs. Clara Jessup Heyland, an American heiress
from Philadelphia. In 1909 Mrs.
Heyland died, bequeathing the Villa and its grounds to the American
Academy in Rome.
Destination wedding in Rome. It is the only city with
three civil wedding halls and of course the widest selection of
churches and basilicas in the country. On the shores of the Tiber,
in the historic Jewish ghetto a beautiful Synagogue is available for
a Roman Jewish ceremony. Couples wanting to plan an Orthodox or
Protestant rite in Rome can choose from a selection of ornately
decorated churches.
The backdrop to your celebration will be the Roman Forum, the
sprawling piazzas with magnificent spouting fountains and romantic
gardens of the Capital city. Can there be anything more spectacular
than the Colisseum as a backdrop for your wedding photos? Piazza
Navona, the Pantheon and the Capitoline vie for first place in
spectacular stages for a photographic masterpiece.
