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Wedding Day: Formal Wear For the ladies: Summer cocktail dresses, flowy midi or maxi dresses, or any outfit of your choice in breathable fabrics such as linen, chiffon, or silk. You may consider wearing block heels, wedges, or dressy flats, as there will be lots of gravel paths and grass lawns. For the men: Lightweight suits or dress slacks paired with a button-down shirt. A tie or jacket is optional but welcome. Please note: no trainers or shorts. We’ll be outdoors most of the day and hot weather is expected, so choose comfort as well as style. The evening may cool off, so please bring a light layer or pashmina. Day 2: Dressy Casual & Retro Football Jerseys As you all know, Rikki is a massive football fan, and at his request, the Day 2 dress code is retro football jerseys. Feel free to take part—it’s not essential, just a bit of fun!
The nearest airport is Pisa International Airport, which has daily flights from Dublin and London. Cork–Pisa flights are currently scheduled on Mondays and Fridays. Lucca is a short drive or train journey from Pisa. If you are travelling by train, a return ticket from Pisa Airport to Pisa Central Station costs €13 and can be purchased at the airport train terminal. The train journey from Pisa Central to Lucca can cost as little as €5 one way. We highly recommend downloading the Trainline app for booking your tickets.
There is a vast selection of hotels, B&Bs, and Airbnbs in Lucca, both inside and outside the city walls. Staying in Pisa or the beachside town of Viareggio is also an option, as both are only a short distance away.
No, Uber is not available in Lucca. If you wish to order a taxi we suggest using appTaxi, for local taxi services.
Our wedding will be an adult-only event, with the exception of children in our immediate family.