Wedding Ceremony

Ceremony

Villa Durazzo

Reception

Welcome Party

September 2, 2027More details to come soon!

Morning After Brunch

September 4, 2027 More details to come soon!

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

the ladies

Mary Grace Eddington             

Anna Claire Eddington

Melanie Eddington

Iris Eddington-Beasley

Da Boyz

Jon Aronica

Michael Aronica

Joey Aronica

Jameson Wessels

Wedding Party

Rehearsal Dinner & Welcome Party 

More details to come soon!

Wedding Ceremony & Reception

FORMALWe're celebrating on the Italian Riviera, so think formal but make it fun. We invite you to wear bold colors, vibrant prints, and statement accessories—we'd love for our guests to bring a little color to the celebration.Expect uneven stone pathways, so we recommend choosing footwear that's comfortable for walking (and dancing)!

Post- Wedding Brunch

Dress Code

Getting to Santa Margherita Ligure

Please make sure your passport is up to date!

The closest airports are Genoa (22 miles), Pisa (90 miles), Milan Linate (110 miles), and Milan Malpensa (135 miles) For international flight, Milan Malpensa will generally offer the widest selection of flights.

We recommend traveling by train while in Italy—it’s comfortable, reliable, and one of the easiest ways to get around. Santa Margherita Ligure is served by Trenitalia, with tickets available online or through the Trenitalia app.From Genoa Airport: Take the Volabus shuttle or a taxi to Genova Piazza Principe station, then take a train to Santa Margherita Ligure. The train ride is approximately 30–40 minutes.From Pisa Airport: Take the PisaMover from the airport to Pisa Centrale (about 5 minutes), then take the train to Santa Margherita Ligure. The total journey is approximately 2–2½ hours.From Milan Linate Airport: Take the airport shuttle or public transportation to Milano Centrale, then take the train to Santa Margherita Ligure. The total journey is approximately 2½–3 hours.From Milan Malpensa Airport: Take the Malpensa Express to Milano Centrale, then take the train to Santa Margherita Ligure. The total journey is approximately 3–3½ hours.You are also welcome to arrange a private transfer from any of the airports directly to Santa Margherita Ligure. Once you arrive, the town is very walkable—Villa Durazzo, the waterfront, train station, and many of the recommended hotels are all within a short walk of one another.

Accommodations in Santa Margherita Ligure

We will post hotels and villas recommended by our wedding planners very soon! If you have questions in the meantime, feel free to text Noah or Elena.

Travel & Accommodations

Enjoying Santa Margherita Ligure

We hope you'll have the chance to spend a few extra days exploring Santa Margherita and the surrounding coast. There’s plenty to do without going far, from swimming and wandering the waterfront to taking a short ferry or train ride to nearby towns.

Stroll the waterfront and colorful streetsEnjoy fresh seafood and an aperitivo by the waterTake a boat tour along the Ligurian coastlineHike the coastal trails through Portofino Regional ParkSpend an afternoon at Paraggi BeachVisit the fishing village of CamogliTake a boat to San Fruttuoso and visit the abbey

Exploring The Rivieria and Beyond

Santa Margherita Ligure also makes a wonderful home base for exploring more of Italy. Whether you’re looking to add a few extra days before or after the wedding, there are plenty of beautiful destinations within easy reach.Portofino: 15–20 minutesHead to Portofino for its famous harbor, waterfront restaurants, and pretty little streets. It’s an easy trip by bus, taxi, or ferry from Santa Margherita. Camogli: 10 minutes by trainA small fishing town with colorful buildings, a waterfront promenade, great focaccia, and a more laid-back feel than Portofino.Genoa: 30–45 minutes by trainSpend the day wandering the historic center, stopping into palaces and churches, and eating your way through one of Italy’s best food cities.Cinque Terre: 1–1½ hours by trainExplore the five colorful villages along the coast, with plenty of opportunities for swimming, hiking, and wandering between stops.Milan: 2 hours by trainFor a change of pace, spend the day exploring Milan’s shops, galleries, architecture, and restaurants.Pisa: 2 hours by trainSee the Leaning Tower, then spend some time wandering the surrounding streets and piazzas.Lucca: 2½–3 hours by trainWalk or bike around the old city walls, explore the historic center, and stop for lunch or coffee in one of the many small piazzas.Florence: 3 hours by trainSpend the day exploring Renaissance art and architecture, visiting museums, and wandering the historic center.Bologna: 3–3½ hours by trainKnown for its food, long covered porticoes, and lively historic center. A great choice if you want to spend a day eating and wandering.

Noah & Elena

Noah & Elena

Wedding Party

the ladies

Da Boyz