Puglia, Italy. The heel of the boot.

Over the past 8+ years, we’ve traveled across the world together in search of sunshine, adventure, good food & wine, and salty water. It was only natural that we found a place to exchange I Do’s in a place that checks all these boxes, and we are so excited to share it with you. While we have an action-packed wedding weekend planned, we hope you’ll be able to take some time to explore the area between events or extend your stay a while. For convenience, use this link of our starred places https://maps.app.goo.gl/tHG4xNGEspAmngZY6

SEE

Lecce

Also known as “Florence of the South”, Lecce is recognizable for its Baroque architecture. Spend an afternoon (or two) getting lost down narrow streets and people watching in the piazzas.
Ostuni

It’s easy to fall in love with this hilltop whitewashed city. There’s no shortage of delicious restaurants and spectacular views - we recommend soaking it all in from Borgo Antico Bistro with an aperitivo in hand.
Alberobello & Locorotando

Seeing these cone-shaped dwellings, called trulli, are a must while you’re in Puglia! Check out either of these cities. Some trulli are even available as countryside rentals if you’re extending your trip.
Polignano e Mare

This picturesque seaside town is perched on a 20 meter high limestone cliff. Located just 30 minutes from Bari, this is a perfect first or last stop when you’re heading to or from the airport.
Grottaglie

About a 40 minute drive from the venue, you’ll find this ceramics heaven. Be warned - you may need that extra suitcase after all!
Matera

Carved into the steep rocky mountainside, Matera is a unique city composed of a network of caves. It’s actually the oldest continuously lived in city in the world - over 7000 years! And yes, it was featured in the opening scene of the most recent James Bond movie No Time To Die.