Photo Shoot in Tuscany

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ENGAGEMENT PHOTO SHOOT IN PIENZA (WITH OUTFIT CHANGE)

This American couple contacted us a few weeks earlier to arrange their engagement photography and return home with beautiful portraits in Tuscany. I met them at their hotel near Montepulciano and arranged the first part of the photo shoot among the cypress trees and legendary backdrops of Monticchiello. The early spring gave us a chance to have a colorful landscape as the backdrop for relaxed couple strolls.

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LAID BACK ENGAGEMENT SESSION IN TUSCANY

This couple getting married next year in southern Tuscany. From Venice Beach, they took a flight to Italy to explore some venues (here are the best) and took the opportunity for an e-session in Italy. So, we led them to a fabulous place near Certaldo and San Gimignano and portrayed them during a romantic walk through the hills and cypress trees of Chianti. Tuscany in May is special: green and lush, not yet fully bloomed but not even burnt by the hot July sun. The perfect scenery!

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ENGAGEMENT PHOTO SHOOT IN TUSCANY

I met T&M in the surroundings of San Gimignano. The day was cold and, despite the sun, a breeze froze them a bit – no complaints, as it also made her gorgeous dress flutter. I couldn’t have asked for anything better! I kept their pictures as candid and natural as possible to return them genuine memories of an hour spent among walks, smiles, and kisses. The evening gifted us with a terrific sunset, which allowed me to capture romantic and timeless imagery to be treasured in years to come. The landscape of Tuscany did the rest!

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LUX ELOPEMENT AT SAN GALGANO ABBEY

The Abbey of San Galgano is located in Chiusdino, a few kilometres from Siena; it is a former Cistercian abbey, whose roof collapsed in the past centuries. Having photos taken in such a magical place is priceless! Although the area is almost untouched, San Galgano Abbey is only a five minutes drive from one of the most impressive luxury venues of Tuscany: Borgo Santo Pietro.

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LOVELY ELOPEMENT IN LUCCA

The civil intimate ceremony took place at Palazzo Orsetti in Lucca and the wedding photos have been captured in the streets of the historic centre of the city and the garden of Palazzo Pfanner. Without the chaos of hundreds of guests following them, I had the attention of the bride and groom all to myself. That’s why we love tuscan elopements!

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ROMANTIC ELOPEMENT AT VILLA VIGNAMAGGIO

This lovely Canadian couple decided to celebrate their wedding in Tuscany. An intimate celebration, which was attended by the photographer, the celebrant and four talented musicians. The ceremony took place in the garden of Villa Vignamaggio and after that, we pictured the newlyweds in the most evocative spots of the villa: some pictures among the vines, a walk on paved roads lined with cypress trees on the sides and then inside the garden.

STYLISH WEDDING AT VILLA DI ULIGNANO VOLTERRA

Perched on the hills around Volterra, the Villa di Ulignano provides all the best features to create memorable events. Villa di Ulignano is tiny and informal, but large enough to accommodate dozens of guests, the newlyweds and their families, also for a few days stay. Here you will find tons of marvellous spots for wedding photographs, while guests are enjoying aperitif and meal in one of the many lovely areas of the villa.

CLASSIC MONTE SAN SAVINO WEDDING

The lovebirds got ready in a private house together with their closest family members. The groom watched his bride-to-be walk down the aisle of Sant’Agostino church, before exchanging vows and rings in front of a few moved guests. The reception took place at Casa Cornacchi, a country house located close to Arezzo, lost in the countryside among hills and cypress trees.

FRENCH WEDDING AT BORGO STOMENNANO

And these two lovers know something about it, who from France chose to celebrate their French wedding at Borgo Stomennano in Tuscany. She is of Italian origin; he is French, both living in France with their families. No wonder they fell in love with this place, so decadent and immersed in the tuscan nature, with that ancient charm that drives all Europeans ( and most of Americans ) crazy.