More time together, not more things to do
A wedding weekend should never feel like a marathon of appointments. To me, it is a story told in three moments: welcoming, celebrating and saying goodbye. Each day has its own rhythm.
The welcome: simple, Italian and convivial
For the first evening, I imagine something spontaneous: an aperitivo with local wines and flavours, an informal dinner or a pizza party. Guests can arrive without rushing and begin to breathe in Tuscany.
The wedding: the heart of the journey
The following day can feel more refined without losing its ease. The light, landscape, food and pleasure of gathering around a table all become part of the design. I build a precise timeline behind the scenes, but the day should flow effortlessly.
The next morning: a goodbye without rushing
A long breakfast, brunch or a few hours by the pool are often all you need. It should not feel like a third formal event; its beauty lies in its simplicity.
Hospitality lives in the invisible details
Before decoration come the practical questions: where will guests stay, how will they arrive, who needs a transfer, and are there individual requirements? These details completely change how the weekend feels.
One direction, from arrival to the final goodbye
Coordinating the welcome gathering, wedding, brunch, rooms and transfers as one project lets you be with the people you love and live every moment.