Getting married in Positano

Positano

Getting Married in Positano. Positano it is one of the best known places on the Amalfi Coast for its picturesque stairways, whitewashed houses that follow the natural course of the mountain and create a vertical landscape. Appreciated by international artists after the First World War, Positano is famous for its handmade leather sandals and cotton / linen clothes (the so-called “Positano Fashion”), for its splendid 19th-20th century style buildings. Mediterranean and for its postcard landscapes with the background of the majolica dome of the main church and the Li Galli islands.

Positano | Amalfi Coast

“Positano bites deep. It’s a dream place that isn’t quite real when you’re there and becomes incredibly real after you leave. Its houses climb a hill so steep it would be a cliff except the stairs are cut into it. I believe that while most of the foundations of the houses are vertical, in Positano they are horizontal. The small curved bay of incredibly blue and green water gently laps a beach of small pebbles. There is only one narrow and no street. it goes down to the water. All the rest are stairs, some as steep as stairs. You don’t walk to visit a friend, or climb or slide. Almost always when you find a beautiful place like Positano, your impulse is to hide it. ” (John Steinbeck, “Harper’s Bazaar”, May 1953)

Positano, the pearl of the Amalfi Coast

A pearl of the Amalfi Coast, Positano looks like a cluster of pastel-colored houses perched on the steep ledges of the Lattari Mountains, which are reflected in the clear sea below, enveloped in an intense scent of lemon and the bright and vivid colors of bougainvillea. A maze of alleys and stairways with small shops displaying the typical products of local craftsmanship, which, together with the undisputed beauty of the landscape, have contributed to making Positano and the Amalfi Coast famous throughout the world. We are referring to fresh linen dresses in “Positano fashion” style, leather sandals, colored ceramics and limoncello. Its panorama extends from Punta Licosa to the island of Capri.