General Questions

When and where is the wedding?
October 3rd will be the date of the wedding…and ya’ll know where at this point lol

What language is spoken in Tuscany? Will I need to know Italian?
Italian is the primary language, but many locals speak basic English, especially in tourist areas. It’s helpful to learn a few phrases, but not necessary.

What is the dress code? Are there expectations for the Wedding Ceremony?
Please see the ‘Expectations’ tab on the website for dress code and all things regarding Christina and Noelani’s wedding expectations for guests!

What events should I plan to attend?

• Welcome Dinner; Thursday evening

• Rehearsal Dinner; Friday evening

• Wedding Ceremony; Saturday late afternoon

• Reception; Saturday evening

Will transportation be provided to the ceremony/reception?
Yes. Transportation will be provided to all official wedding festivities.

Are kids allowed?
We’ve chosen to keep our wedding an adults-only event to maintain the intimate atmosphere we envision.

What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?
Please notify us of any allergies or dietary restrictions via your RSVP form.

Will there be a wedding registry?
Rather than a traditional registry, Christina and Noelani are inviting guests to help bring their honeymoon dreams to life. You can contribute to their fund or gift an experience — see the ‘Gift’ tab for details.

What will the weather be like?
In early fall (September to mid-October), Tuscany enjoys mild, pleasant weather that is perfect for outdoor activities and weddings. Here’s an overview:

Temperature

• Daytime: Highs range from 70–80°F (21–27°C), with warm and sunny afternoons.

• Evening: Lows drop to 55–65°F (13–18°C), bringing cooler, crisp nights.

Rainfall

Rainfall is relatively low in early fall, though occasional light showers can occur. It's less rainy compared to late October and November.

Sunlight

• Early fall still offers plenty of daylight, with about 11–12 hours of sun per day.

• Sunsets are earlier than in summer, around 7:30–8:00 PM in September and closer to 6:30–7:00 PM in mid-October.

Atmosphere

• Early fall in Tuscany is harvest season, so the vineyards and olive groves are bustling, and the countryside is lush with warm hues of green, gold, and amber.

• The mornings are often cool and fresh, while the afternoons can still feel summer-like.

What to Pack for Guests:

• Layers: Bring lightweight clothing for warm days and sweaters or jackets for cooler evenings.

• Comfortable shoes: Perfect for exploring towns with cobblestone streets or vineyards.

• Rain gear: While rain is uncommon, a small umbrella or light raincoat can be handy.

Travel & Accommodation

What airport should I fly into?
Florence Airport (FLR) is the closest major airport, but Pisa Airport (PSA) is another good option. Rome (FCO) or Milan (MXP) may also work for longer international flights. *NOTE* We will only provide transportation for those who fly into Florence Airport. Plan to arrange your own transportation if you fly into another airport.

Flying into Florence? How do I get to the wedding venue from the airport?
We will have transportation available to guests arriving Wednesday between 8am-4pm and Thursday between 8am-10am. If you are arriving outside of either of these windows, you will need to arrange separate transportation.

Where should I stay?
Your accommodations for the Wedding dates, September 30-October 4 have been covered and booked in advance for you already. If you would like to stay somewhere else during the Wedding dates shared, please let Christina and Noelani know by February 1, 2026. Any and all accommodation outside of the official Wedding dates is for you to cover.

Do I need to rent a car?
You can if you would like to, there will be parking onsite. And having a car will allow you to get around Tuscany outside of the planned events.

Do I need an international driver’s license?
If you choose to rent a car, yes, you will need to apply and pay for an international driver’s license to drive in Italy.

Do I need a visa to travel to Italy?
You will not need a travel visa to visit Tuscany.

What currency is used in Italy?
Italy uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s a good idea to carry some cash for smaller purchases.