Documentazione

Luxury &
Wedding

In a sector that has regained vitality and creative energy, the venue is certainly one of the fundamental elements in the realization of a project that can take on different connotations: from a private event to a show, from an exclusive party to an official ceremony.

All the protagonists involved must find excellent answers in terms of suggestion, organization, personalization.

Private Events & Weddings

For these and many other reasons, Villa Erba is among the first choices for prestigious weddings and private events, unique in their kind, requiring high-level general organization: from set-up to catering, from hosting to transfers, with attention to even the smallest details.

Precisely for these reasons, Villa Erba offers high-level services for all aspects related to logistics, set-ups and entertainment, with the involvement of high-level artisan companies in the Como area and in Brianza.

The taste and creative ability of these Italian companies respond with expertise and creativity to every request, in compliance with the safeguard of the Villa's artistic heritage and context.

Highlights

GUESS.

The international fashion house chose Villa Erba to present its new collections to 450 selected guests, including sales force, buyers, bloggers and sector influencers; Paul Marciano, Guess co-founder, and Carlos Alberini - CEO and Director of the brand were present at the event.
The evening opened with an aperitif and a gala dinner on the lake-front terrace of the Villa. Later, the guests moved to the park to enjoy some moments of entertainment, including a burlesque show and an exciting video mapping projected on the side facade of the historical Villa.

In the park, 60 models took part in a fashion show wearing both Guess and Marciano's fashion creations.

Bulgari, gala dinner.

The Gala evening with 200 guests, final moment of a 3-day event that also involved Villa Gastel, where a jewellery exhibition took place, and Villa Olmo, the venue that hosted the opening evening.
A few years later, Bulgari decided to sustain part of the restoration costs for the ceiling frescoes in the Sala del Duca (the name derives from the Duke Guido Visconti di Modrone, the last owner); the room has been restored to its original chromatic values, with a conservative intervention that also involved the decorated surfaces and the wooden flooring.