My Sicilian Wedding

The wedding you’ve always dreamed of.

Caltagirone, Sicily, Italy

A limited calendar, kept that way on purpose.

My Sicilian Wedding's own framing is unusual for a planner marketing herself: not how many weddings she has done, but how few she takes on. “Our intentionally limited number of weddings per year allows us to offer a highly tailored, immersive experience,” the site says, and the one full wedding gallery published anywhere backs it up in specifics rather than a slogan: hand-painted tiles driven in from Caltagirone, a Sicilian pupo doll carried by a guest, a menu written with real Sicilian dialect.

Alessia Randazzini

Alessia describes herself plainly: a wedding planner, detail lover, and proud Sicilian. She works closely with couples from around the world, most of whom are marrying in Sicily without having lived there, translating a place she knows from the inside into a wedding that still feels entirely theirs.

A named client review credits her with a previous career as a solicitor, put to direct use negotiating vendor contracts “to ensure every contract was correct, fair, and benefitting” the couple's terms, a detail the official site does not mention itself but one that shows up, unprompted, in how her own clients describe working with her.

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The Practice

Fewer weddings, more of her in each one.

My Sicilian Wedding turns down volume in favour of depth: a deliberately limited number of weddings each year, full-service planning staged from concept to coordination, and a design hand specific enough to drive to Caltagirone herself to have ceramic tiles hand-painted for a couple's reception.

A Sicilian Vocabulary, Not a Generic One.

The specifics a named client review credits her with are the real evidence of the approach: hand-painted Sicilian motifs worked into table design, Sicilian dialect written into a cocktail menu, and a personal knowledge of Sicilian art and architecture applied to give “a true Sicilian touch” rather than a generic Italian one. Her stated method is to listen to what a couple actually wants, then build the wedding's design language from real local craft rather than an imported aesthetic.

Full-Service Wedding Planning

From the first idea to the final dance, an intentionally limited number of weddings each year so every detail gets a tailored, immersive process rather than a scaled-down one.

Multi-Day Celebrations

From welcome dinners to farewell brunches, whole-weekend experiences designed around the Mediterranean setting rather than a single ceremony and reception.

Design & Styling

Custom moodboards and Sicilian motifs worked into the design itself, down to hand-painted ceramic tiles driven in from Caltagirone for a couple’s reception.

Elopements

For couples dreaming of something intimate: romantic elopements in Sicily or abroad, planned with the same attention as a full celebration.

Sicily, and the Slopes of Etna

The one full wedding gallery published anywhere for this planner was shot near Viagrande, on Etna's eastern slope: dry-stone vineyard walls, olive terraces and a converted stone venue reached along a cypress-lined drive.

Caltagirone, Where the Design Begins

Alessia is based in Caltagirone, Sicily's Baroque ceramics town, and it shows in the work itself: a named client review credits her with driving there personally to have over a hundred tiles hand-painted for a wedding's table design.

A Wider Mediterranean Reach

The official site states planning reach into the Amalfi Coast, the Greek islands and Morocco, and Alessia's own Instagram bio adds Puglia and Mallorca. No photography from those destinations was sourced for this build; only the real Etna gallery is shown here.

A Deliberately Limited Calendar

Rather than expand to more weddings, the practice states the opposite ambition: an intentionally limited number each year, so a couple gets Alessia’s own attention rather than a delegated team.

Patricia Hurley

Verified Review, Wezoree

Luxury Wedding Directory

Editorial

Investment

A Fee Scoped to a Limited Number of Weddings, Not Printed in Advance.

Weddings at This venue typically represent a total investment of Bespoke, depending on guest count, season, and the level of bespoke elements chosen.

My Sicilian Wedding does not publish a starting fee on its own site, and its 5 Star Wedding Directory pricing tab is empty on inspection. A third-party directory shows an average service cost of $8,000; shown here as indicative rather than Alessia's own published rate, because it is not. What the official site does say plainly is the shape of the business: an intentionally limited number of weddings each year, so that every couple gets a genuinely tailored, hands-on process rather than a scaled service.

All pricing is indicative. Final investment varies by date, guest count, menu, and bespoke requirements. Contact the venue directly for a tailored proposal.

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