Villa Antonia: Austin’s Italian-Style Wedding Venue

Mar 14

Looking to throw an Italian-style wedding? Check out our recent Italian-influenced wedding at Austin wedding venue, Villa Antonia, and check out our list of essentials for an Italian-style wedding in the heart of Texas.

Five elements to include in an Italian-style wedding:

Venue
In Texas there is no place better to throw an Italian-style soiree than Villa Antonia wedding venue in the Texas Hill country. With its majestic views, Italian architecture, fountains and a quaint butterfly garden with hints of sweet floral scents in the air you really couldn’t ask for a more perfect setting.
Al-fresco Dining
Is there anything more Italian than al-fresco style dining around long family-style tables? We think not. We recommend rectangle tables to further emphasize the warmth and togetherness of the Italian family gathering.
Candles
Let’s face it, there are few things that can so easily add warmth to a space than soft glowing candles. We like the extra addition of mismatched but coordinated glass jars at varying heights to give your tables a little extra cozy factor while still remaining elegant.
Patterns
Emphasizing patterns and textures, whether in your linens, plates or bridal party attire like our bride Cait, gives you an opportunity to bring in the rich culture and art of Italian pattern work and motifs.
Flowers
Of course, an Italian wedding isn’t complete without flowers. Whether you opt for a more natural, Tuscan countryside aesthetic with gathered greens and herbs lining the tables, or a more modern, mass floral design with high textural interest flowers are the finishing touch that provides visual beauty, natural movement and memorable scents that create lasting memories.