After the end of her marriage to Francesco Totti, Ilary Blasi is preparing for a new life with German entrepreneur Bastian Muller. The wedding will take place in Ravello, one of the most exclusive locations in the Mediterranean.


Ilary Blasi is ready to marry Bastian Muller in Ravello: a dream wedding on the Amalfi Coast.
Ilary Blasi is ready to say the fateful "I do" to Bastian Muller, a German entrepreneur and her partner, in a ceremony that will take place in Ravello, on the Amalfi Coast, presumably during the last weekend of September. The television host, after formally ending her marriage to Francesco Totti on July 6th, is preparing to begin a new phase of her private life.
The chosen location fell on Villa Cimbrone, famous for its gardens and the evocative Terrace of Infinity, already visited by the two protagonists in October 2025 during a stay that fueled rumors of an imminent wedding.
The marriage proposal dates back to Valentine's Day this year, when Muller proposed to Blasi in Paris, officially announcing it on social media with a photo of the diamond ring. Planning for the event is already underway, with luxury hotel rooms being booked for guests, who will enjoy a refined and dreamy reception in the exclusive setting of Ravello.
After the civil ceremony, the couple will celebrate with friends and family in one of Italy's most enchanting destinations, confirming the Amalfi Coast as the perfect setting for a high-profile wedding.
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