Dear friends
Cortina d’Ampezzo
More informations will follow closer to the day. For now, please hold the date, and tell us below whether you can come.
Saturday 25 September
The timeline
- Morning
The ceremony
In the Basilica dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo, the main church in the centre of Cortina.
- Lunch & Dinner party
Baita Resch
Up the mountain for a long lunch, then music and dancing until the evening.
- Sunday
Brunch, TBD
If you can stay a little longer, a brunch or a walk on Sunday morning. Tell us in the RSVP if you would be up for it.
Getting there
By air
Venice Marco Polo (VCE) and Treviso (TSF) are about two hours away by car. Innsbruck (INN) is a similar drive from the north.
By bus
Cortina Express runs coaches from Venice airport and Mestre station straight into Cortina.
By train
The nearest stations are Calalzo and Dobbiaco, each about forty minutes away by bus or taxi.
The weather
Late September in the Dolomites is sunny but a little chilly. Bring a warm layer.
Where to stay
A few places we have looked at. September is calmer than the high-season, but it is still worth booking early.
Malga Giau
€Rifugio up by Passo Giau
Open in MapsHotel Montana
€2★ · Corso Italia, in the centre
Open in MapsSan Vito di Cadore
€The next village, 15 minutes down the valley
See what’s freeHotel Serena
€€3★ · by the Faloria cable car
Open in MapsCiasa Vervei
€€3★ · 7 km out, towards Passo Falzarego
Open in MapsHotel Franceschi
€€€4★ · in the centre
Open in MapsHotel Cortina
€€€4★ · Corso Italia, in the centre
Open in MapsAirbnb
€–€€€Flats and chalets for the weekend
See what’s free€ under €150 · €€ €150–250 · €€€ over €250 — a night for two, roughly
RSVP
Please reply bythe end of January 2027
Let us know which parts of the day you can join. You can change your answers later, just send the form again.