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Ahhh Italia..such a gorgeous country bursting at the seams with love! Italy is one of the most sought after destinations when searching for a beautiful and romantic venues for marriage proposals. With so many famous and scenic landmarks to visit, it’s no wonder why lovers flock to Italy year round in search of the perfect venue for their proposal. Romance isn’t hard to find in a place like Italy, so we at The Heart Bandits have narrowed down a few iconic places to propose that will be sure to sweep your sweetheart off of her feet:

ROME

The Fontana di Trevi is by far the most famous fountain Rome has to offer. With exquisite sculptures and sparkling fresh water, the fountain makes for a breathtaking backdrop for your proposal. After your proposal, follow Italian tradition and take turns tossing a coin into the fountain’s water basin for prosperity and good fortune.

AMALFI COAST

The curves and cliffside of the Amalfi Coast are full of romantic spots to plan your perfect marriage proposal. If you want to see the entirety of the coast, chart a private boating expedition and pop the question on the calm and quiet sea at sunset.

VENICE

Venice is known for it’s beautiful canals and time-honored architecture. A gondola ride is one of the best ways to experience the romantic atmosphere of Venice. Whilst listening to the serenades of your gondolier, you will be transported through the classic palazzos , churches and small bridges until you emerge onto the Grand Canal and pass under the Rialto Bridge. Your marriage proposal at the Grand Canal, in front of the Piazza San Marco is the perfect place to declare your love.

Remember, with any marriage proposal at a famous landmark or site, that it is very important to plan ahead. Think about the time of day that you want to propose and how best to avoid crowds of tourists. Many decisions big and small fall into play when planning a marriage proposal, let The Heart Bandits make your proposal stress free and perfect for the both of you for memories to last a lifetime.

Beth Beeson