Looking for amalfi coast wedding inspiration with more than a pretty sea view? Think lemon-filled cake tables, blue patterned plates and candlelit dinners overlooking the water.
There are lovely outfit details and photo ideas to save here too.
You can keep things simple or go all out with flowers. Start with a color combination you love, then pick the little details you’d want at your own celebration.
Those scalloped plates are a good place to start!
Wedding details and coastal moments worth saving
boat portraits at dusk
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous boat portrait. I love the pale suit next to the bride’s trailing dress, with all those hillside lights behind them.
If you want a similar photo, ask your photographer about taking a few portraits on the water as the daylight fades.
lemons around the cake
How pretty is this cake table? The lemons spill across the white-covered table and into baskets below.
Little hanging lights fill the branches overhead.
Try framing your own cake display with lemon trees like these. The trailing greenery is worth keeping too.
a garden walkway
If you love a garden setting, this one is for you. Guests line the straight walkway between rounded flower beds, with tall trees rising behind the gathering.
Ask your photographer for an overhead view if your venue has a suitable vantage point. It’s such a lovely way to include the garden and your guests.
a soft-focus coastal kiss
I love this slightly blurry portrait by the water. The dark suit and white dress sit against a background of glowing buildings, with pale rocks in the foreground.
Save this if you’d like a few less posed-looking photos alongside your sharper wedding portraits.
blue white and lemon yellow
Can’t decide how to bring yellow into your tables? This collage gives you plenty to choose from.
There are lemons on patterned plates, pale blue flowers and small arrangements mixed with white blooms.
I’d choose the blue-and-white plates with a single lemon on top. You don’t need to copy every detail to enjoy this color combination.
yellow tulips at each place
This table may just be one of my favorites here. I love the yellow tulips beside the blue patterned plates.
Blue menu cards repeat the color all the way down the table.
Keep the flowers low if you want to follow this arrangement, with little groups of yellow and white blooms between the glasses.
candlelight above the bay
I am obsessed with this terrace dinner setup. The pale flowers and glowing candles look so pretty against the blue evening view.
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The long runner falls all the way to the floor at the end of the table. That’s a detail I’d save if you like a more dramatic table setting.
a bright green scooter
Want a casual photo idea for your wedding trip? This green scooter is such a fun change from the dressed-up portraits.
The white shirt, striped shorts and coastal backdrop keep the picture playful.
For your own version, pose with a parked scooter in a safe spot off the road. Wear helmets whenever you ride.
portraits on the church steps
How gorgeous are those striped arches? The wide staircase gives this couple plenty of room in the picture, with the church facade stretching above them.
I especially love the red bouquet beside the blue vest and trousers. Save that pairing if you want a little more color in your wedding portraits.
pink flowers and lemon crates
Give your welcome sign a colorful frame with bright pink flowers. Here, the branches reach around the white sign and trail down past the easel.
The lemon-filled crates are such a cute extra touch. Try a similar display for a coastal-inspired entrance without needing a sea view.
a lemon-patterned bar
If you are looking for a true eye-catcher, then this bar is for you. There’s blue-and-yellow pattern across the front, lemon illustrations and fruit piled around the base.
I love the little lemon trees on either side. Repeat the same pattern on your bar sign if you want to bring this idea into a smaller setup.
white flowers and tall candles
Don’t want to add lots of bright colors? No problem! This table pairs white flowers with tall candles in clear ribbed holders.
The white piano in the background is a lovely detail too. For your own table, try varying the candle heights among low flower arrangements.
a square neckline and long veil
I am obsessed with this bridal look. The fitted dress has a square neckline and delicate floral detailing, with a low back visible in the mirror.
The long veil looks so pretty beside it. Try a pulled-back hairstyle if you want to keep the neckline and straps clearly in view.
a pale jacket and white flower
If you are looking for something simple, this outfit is a lovely starting point. A pale jacket sits over an open white collar, with a white flower pinned at the lapel.
I love the small gold-colored pendant at the neckline. It’s a nice option if you’d rather skip a tie.
a portrait in the doorway
This is such a beautiful photo idea without any added decorations. The couple stands in a bright arched doorway, with blue water beyond the railing and a dark passage in front.
Ask your photographer to look for an archway at your venue if you love this view.
a bouquet with citrus details
How cute are the little orange fruits in this bouquet? White, peach and orange flowers mix with trailing greenery, while dark citrus slices sit near the stems.
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The long pink and rust-colored ribbons are my favorite finishing touch. Show this to your florist if you’d like a loose bouquet with more than just flowers.
a toast across the table
Not every wedding photo needs to be a portrait. I love this close-up of guests raising their glasses over the flowers.
Pink and peach blooms fill the center of the table beneath strings of lights. Add a reception toast photo to your wish list if you want to remember these smaller moments too.
blue plates beneath lanterns
This terrace setup is so pretty with its blue plates and hanging lanterns. Greenery and yellow fruit run across the overhead beams, while little pots cover the white wall.
For your own version, try blue napkins with matching plates. You could keep the flowers simple and let the overhead decorations do more of the work.
citrus-filled drinks stations
The citrus theme doesn’t have to stop at your tables. This collage brings together drinks displays with bowls of fruit, bottles on ice and rows of glasses.
I especially love the orange-striped straws. Add a tray of sliced citrus to your own drinks station if you want that same colorful detail.
striped scalloped plates
Last but definitely not least, we have these adorable striped plates. I love the scalloped edges and the mix of pink, blue, green and orange.
Try a mix like this for your wedding welcome dinner. The handwritten-style lettering makes each plate a little different without losing the matching look.
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