re: Italy in March or May?

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Going to Italy (Rome, Florence, Venice) for 2 weeks

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Nice. Congrats on the upcoming nuptials

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either way we're not planning on lying on the beach or hiking a Cinque Terre trail.

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I honestly hate to interject myself into other people's plans, but may I ask why? Seriously, not trying to be a snob, but if you're going to spend two weeks in Italy, I'd highly recommend not spending all of it in the big cities. Rome and Florence are great (I'm not as big a fan of Venice), but IMO there is so much more to experience outside of the metropolitan areas.

Are ya'll big museum/art types? That's the only way I could encourage spending two weeks in just those three cities.

Of course, I'm saying all of this assuming that this is ya'lls first time to Italy. If not, I'll just shut up.

I vote May, BTW. Especially if ya'll can go early-to-mid May.