This isn't 1998 Napoli, but just use common sense as you would in any other European city. Avoid wearing your Rolex or diamond jewelry, don't wear socks and sandals and you won't be targeted as a tourist. As you would in another busy city, stay alert and don't fall for the scammers trying to sell you socks! If anyone insinuates you resemble Brad Pitt, just keep walking.

No. While the Uber app exists in Italy, it's operated as Uber Black (a town car with a professional driver). Alternative: download Freenow (https://www.free-now.com/it-en/) which works like Uber, only with taxis.

Take a look at travel info we compiled: https://www.theknot.com/us/erica-cuda-and-giuseppe-aulitto-aug-2025/travel-info We also spoke to some hotels: https://www.theknot.com/us/erica-cuda-and-giuseppe-aulitto-aug-2025/travel If unsure, just reach out to Erica or Peppe!

In all of Italy tipping is not expected as it is in North America. Most restaurants and cafes will include a "coperto" (cover charge) or a service fee in the bill, which covers bread, water, and service. If this is already added, there's no need to tip extra. If you do receive exceptional service or feel particularly generous, you may round up the bill as a nice bonus!

No, please let us know if you can't make it.

We explained how to reach the venue on the page "The Wedding". Did you even *look* at the website?

Please refrain from wearing any MAGA or Extreme right-related attire. As a rule of thumb wear anything you'd wear to an evening wedding, but be mindful that temperatures might be around 27-28°C or hotter (humidity is usually at 70-75%).

No! Please let us know when you RSVP or reach out to Erica or Peppe directly.

No, a mix of typical seafood and meat-based dishes will be served to accommodate all palates.

Do you even know us??? As per Italian wedding tradition, wine and prosecco will be served during dinner. Mixed drinks and liqueur will be served once we get the party starteeeeeeed.