Noi Due & Events SA

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Noi Due & Events SA is a wedding planner in Viganello, in Ticino, that describes itself as helping couples create tailor-made weddings shaped around their story, their wishes and the details that make the day personal. Its wedding page is written in English, which already sets it apart for couples from abroad, and it lists a broad set of services beyond planning itself: venue scouting, private transfers, a limousine, a private chef and catering, hotel and private accommodation, music, beauty and childcare.

The site's menu shows that weddings are one part of a wider business. Alongside the wedding page sit sections on travel and experiences, leisure, corporate events and the company's own tours. For a destination couple, that background in travel and hospitality is relevant: the same company that plans the wedding also organizes transport and stays.

How the planning works

The page divides the work into three stages, each with a short paragraph.

The Planning. Every wedding is unique, the page says, which is why it has to be customized and built together with the couple. The work rests on organizing the event down to the smallest detail. The page adds that every single moment will be recorded and turned into an exclusive and original one, which reads as a promise about the planning rather than a photography service; photography is not among the listed services.

The Making. In the page's own words: "Even the smallest detail should be planned, selected and inserted into the entire event, with the care and attention that every artistic making requires." Each element, it adds, contributes to a distinctive and exclusive result.

The Day. The wedding day is presented as the outcome of the path planner and couple have walked together, a service shaped by the colors, materials and figures chosen along the way. The page lists what the staff turn into concrete arrangements: the choice of location, decorations and entertainment, wine selection and the food offer.

The approach is personal and design-led rather than package-based. The page does not describe fixed packages or tiers, so a couple should expect a tailored proposal after a first conversation. The wedding page also links to a separate piece on what makes a wedding in Ticino unique, for couples still looking for inspiration, and its footer carries an "In partnership with" line, though no partner is named in the text that follows it.

The services listed

Under the heading "We can help you with", the page names nine services, each with one line of description.

  • Location Scouting. The planner advises on locations suited as a backdrop for the day. No venues are named on the page.
  • Private Transfers. Private transport for all of the couple's travels.
  • Limousine service. Limousines can be rented for transport and luxury transfers.
  • Professional Staff. Specialized staff to look after the couple's needs on the day.
  • Private Chef & Catering Service. Described as "The best cuisine and the finest ingredients, everything suitable for a memorable event."
  • Hotel reservation and private accommodation. Whether guests need a hotel or a private lodge, the page says the company has a solution.
  • Music Entertainment. Live music or a DJ, as the couple prefers, and the page says it works with "top professionals".
  • Beauty Treatments. The company can provide beauty experts.
  • Childcare. On request, the company looks after children so they have a good time too.

For a wedding with guests flying in, the combination of transfers, accommodation and childcare is the most useful part of the list. These are the jobs that otherwise fall on the couple or a family member, and they are hard to arrange from another country. Having one company book rooms, move guests between hotel, ceremony and reception, and keep children occupied takes a lot off the table.

Contact and language

The company's address is Via agli Orti 5a, 6962 Viganello, and the page gives a phone number, +41 79 128 41 19, plus an email link. At the foot of the wedding page there is an inquiry form asking for name, surname, email, telephone and a message, introduced with an invitation to share a few details about the couple's vision so the team can get back to them. A separate "Let's Plan It Together" button leads to the same kind of request.

The wedding page is in English throughout, while the cookie banner and the privacy consent text are in Italian. The page does not state which languages the team plans and runs weddings in, but the English page makes a first contact in English straightforward. The page opens with a photograph credited to Ticino Turismo, so that image at least is tourism imagery rather than a record of one of the company's own weddings.

What the page does not settle

The page publishes no prices, no packages and no minimum budget. It does not name the venues it works with, the chef or caterer behind the catering service, or the musicians and DJs it calls top professionals. There are no testimonials and no descriptions of past weddings. It does not say how far ahead couples should book, or whether the team works mainly in Ticino or takes on weddings elsewhere in Switzerland; the page title calls it a wedding planner in Switzerland and Ticino, without more detail.

The beauty and childcare lines are one sentence each, so a couple should ask what they involve in practice: who the beauty experts are, whether they come to the hotel, and how childcare is staffed and where it takes place. The same goes for transfers: the page says private transport covers all travels, but not whether that includes airport pickups or only transport during the wedding itself.

Who it suits

Noi Due & Events suits couples planning a wedding in Ticino, particularly those with guests arriving from abroad who need transport and somewhere to stay, and couples who want one company to handle catering, music, beauty and childcare as well as the planning. The English-language page makes it easy to start a conversation from outside Switzerland. The caveats are that the page shows no real weddings, names no venues or partners and publishes no prices, so a couple has to judge fit through that first conversation.

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