Starting in April, you can have your fantasy Shakespearean wedding.
There is an adorable balcony in Verona Italy that is rumored to be the very same balcony from Romeo and Juliet. Lack of solid evidence aside, the balcony is located on the second floor of the supposed 14th-century Casa di Giulietta which Italian folklore claims was the home of the Renaissance-era Cappellos who were supposedly the family portrayed in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet as the Capulets.
I can say from experience that the courtyard outside the balcony is usually chock full of tourists (not to mention a statue of Juliette rumored to bring luck to one's love life) and, well, not very romantic. You have always been able to pay a small fee to walk out onto the balcony for a quick glance or peck, but in April you can get married on the balcony for a fee of 1,000 euros (or $1,300 US). This payment will ensure you rental of the house (and balcony) for a wedding, but judging by the size of the balcony, I have to assume the ceremony itself will be performed inside the home.
Now I'm not a big fan of R&J but does anyone really think its a good idea to emulate this couple on their wedding day? Not sure if you made it to the end, but, uh, it didn't really work out.
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CasaSugar.