
The Sunday of the first communion.
A first communion is celebrated at the table: grandparents, cousins, catechism classmates. Saturday or Sunday, from midday, on the terrace or in the hall.
After the service, lunch.
A first communion is almost always celebrated at lunch, on a Sunday: you arrive from the church, put the booklet down on the table and start with aperitivo on the terrace.
There is one table, or two close together: catechism classmates on one side, relatives on the other, grandparents in the middle. The kitchen is in-house and the menu is built with you, keeping younger guests in mind.

What comes to the table.
The final menu is agreed: dishes for children, allergies and everyone’s needs are settled before the date.
Room to sit, without feeling squeezed.
The terrace is the place for aperitivo and photographs; the main hall is for the long lunch, with the sea in sight even when it is cooler outside. In summer the garden gives the children somewhere to move about.
After coffee there is no reason to get up: the terraces stay open and the afternoon takes the time it needs.





That is how a communion is celebrated: everyone at the same table.
Frequently asked questions
How many guests can we invite?
Can the menu include dishes for children?
What time do we start?
Is the cake included?
Can we bring our own photographer and florist?
Where do we park?
A first communion is celebrated at the table: grandparents, cousins, catechism classmates. Saturday or Sunday, from midday, on the terrace or in the hall.
The same bay, another rhythm.
Tell us about the communion.
Date, number of guests and what you picture for lunch: we reply within 24 hours.

