Under the warm sun of Siena

We met Liara in November 2022, when she contacted us.

She explained to us her love for Italy and Tuscany. When they and Larry were traveling around Italy way back in 2019, they signed up at a Castle just above Siena.

They were struck by nature, the beautiful surroundings and the view of Siena that opened from the hills where the Castle was located.

They have already decided to return, and they have returned for their wedding.

On our video call Liara told her vision of marriage.

Which should convey warmth, welcome and typical Tuscan simplicity.

After our meeting Liara sent me a letter that still sticks in my mind now.

After these words a fusion was born.

We created the moodboard for them, which immediately resonated with them without any modification.

For the palette Ilaria chose the colors of wine, powder pink and white. We have added elegant rustic style to the setup. With wooden chairs and placemats, olive oil as a gift for guests and also as a place maker.

Liara chose cotton paper, with which we made polygraphy.

We went to Siena in April to taste the wedding menu and visit the location and then share images with the bride and groom.

The day before the wedding we organized a Pizza Party as a welcome for guests by the Castle swimming pool.

Pizzas of all varieties and lots of Sangria are on the menu.

The long awaited day has finally arrived.

July this year was particularly hot, exceeding 40°

Precisely for this reason we opted for a shaded place to welcome guests and the ceremony.

The guests of the newlyweds were people who are very fond of music and dancing.

We have dedicated a space to them which has been set up with scenic lights, an open bar and certainly the inevitable DJ.

To finish, the guests awaited the surprise of the typical Midnight Pasta.

Which was served right from the chef's pan without leaving the dancefloor.

Tuscany is created to accommodate weddings like this one for Liara and Larry.

Who appreciate Italian cuisine and culture and obviously its uniqueness.

A new love story in Villa di Geggiano.

When we are engrossed in reading a favorite book, our first desire is to know what the ending will be as soon as possible, and after that we re-read it again and again.

We experienced the same feeling while preparing an intimate celebration for Roberta and Samuel in Tuscany. We have been preparing for this celebration for so long and excitingly, but it passed in one breath.

We chose Villa Di Geggiano with a breathtaking history as the location for the wedding. The villa has been owned by the same family since 1527. Originally built in the 14th century as a farmhouse, it was converted into a magnificent villa with a private chapel and a sumptuous garden in 1768. In 1790, the famous Austrian artist Ignazio Moder was engaged in painting the entrance gallery, famous today, depicting the twelve months of the year.

An almost unique case among private residences in Italy, the villa still has several rooms with original 18th century furniture in the Veneziano Rustico style and incredibly well-preserved antique French wallpapers and fabrics that the owners of the villa protect from contact with sunlight. In 1995, Bernardo Bertolucci chose Villa for his film with a young Liv Tyler "Stealing Beauty"

The architecture of the villa, the frescoes, the delightful garden "alla Italiana" and the amphitheater give goosebumps. Everything here is created to inspire and celebrate the most beautiful and unforgettable day of your life.

The villa is located in the famous Chianti Valley near Siena, beautiful hilly scenery and endless strands of flowering vineyards complete the landscape.

Roberta chose pastel colors for the wedding with a touch of blue and soft pink. For floristry, spring flowers were used, including delicate ranunculus. We focused on the blue color, which fits perfectly into the general mood. This color was present in the decor, printing and accessories of the bride. Even our beautiful shoes contained a blue tint in the lace elements. The inspiration for this color was taken by the frescoes of one of the boudoir rooms of the villa.

Our team tried to create a sense of comfort at the wedding, so that the guests feel at home, with our young people at the head.

We decided not to close the chapter of our book, but to put an ellipsis.

Let your inspiration draw the ending.

To be continued...

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