Civil, Catholic or symbolic? How foreign couples get married in Sicily — the documents for couples from the US, the UK and Australia, a realistic timeline, and how each ceremony shapes your wedding film.

A guide for wedding planners working with a videographer in Sicily: the brief, timings, church and drone rules, the day itself, and the content you can use afterwards.

A baroque town built inside a ravine, two cathedrals at the top of monumental staircases, and a coastline of dunes fifteen minutes away. A complete guide to weddings in Modica — churches, civil ceremony venues, countryside estates and the coast — from a videographer based twenty minutes away.

Scicli is the most intimate of Sicily's baroque cities — a UNESCO World Heritage town carved into a valley between three ravines, thirty minutes from our home in Ragusa. From the golden facades of Via Mormino Penna to the wild beaches of Sampieri, here is everything you need to know about getting married in Scicli, told by the videographer who knows this territory best.

Scopello is one of Sicily's most cinematic wedding locations — a small coastal hamlet in the northwest of the island where the old Tonnara fishery meets the sea, the faraglioni rise in silence, and the light does things to colour you won't find anywhere else. If you're planning a destination wedding away from the well-trodden circuit, this is where extraordinary films are made.

Catania is Sicily's dark queen — baroque architecture carved from volcanic lava stone, the constant presence of Etna on the horizon, and a landscape that exists nowhere else on earth. Here is everything you need to know about getting married in Catania, with the best venues, the best season and the story only a local videographer can tell.

Taormina is one of the most breathtaking wedding destinations in the world — ancient theatres, clifftop terraces, legendary hotels and the ever-present silhouette of Etna on the horizon. This is our guide to the finest venues in Taormina, for couples planning a destination wedding in Sicily.