Welcome to Italy!

We haven't yet determined a location for the May 22, 2027, ceremony in Italy, but we already know that it will be no more than an hour and a half away from Milan.

Below you will find some useful information to help you organize your trip and stay.

How to get there.

The easiest way to get there is to fly to one of Milan's airports, which are extremely well connected from all over the world.

For convenience, we recommend landing at Milan Linate (LIN), but Milan Malpensa (MXP) and other airports in the area are also well connected.

From the airport, you can reach Milan by public transportation (train and bus). We don't recommend taxis, as they're very expensive, and Uber isn't available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need cash?

Credit cards are now accepted almost everywhere, even on public transport.

Will it be cold?

No, it will be hot, and probably humid. But maybe we'll be lucky and it won't be too hot.

Do you need to rent a car?

No, we don't recommend it to move around the city; it might be useful for day trips, but trains go everywhere. It's possible, however, that the ceremony will be outside the city and a car will be needed, but we'll let you know.

Do you tip?

No, it's not necessary.

Travel & Accommodation.

If you decide to stay in Milan, we recommend staying near a metro station to make getting around easier.

Taxis are a national drama in Italy, I recommend downloading the Freenow app, but be prepared for long waits and not being able to pay by credit card on board.

There are no unsafe areas in the city, just a little caution around stations and on public transport is needed.