Portfolio of Unforgettable Yeses

Some places hold a special place in our hearts. So special, we long to share them with those we love. That’s what Florence meant to Samantha and Ryan, who brought friends across the ocean to celebrate. The welcome event was a taste of the city itself: Tuscan appetizers, gourmet pizza, and cocktails in a hidden courtyard.
Instead for the wedding day they chose a villa in the hills. A vibrant floral palette reflected their spirit: informal elegance, full of joy. Guests enjoyed a tasteful dinner on the terrace, then a wild party in the villa’s grand hall, and… as true party animals, they topped it all off with an after party at Piazzale Michelangelo.

There’s something modern, timeless, and deeply moving in the simplicity of this wedding.
Emily and Andrew had one guiding word: essential.
A small circle of guests, just close family and friends. Experiences over details.
Over three days, we created a romantic and welcoming atmosphere made of shared pizza slices, good wine, dives in the pool, and simple decor that felt as if it had been gathered from the surrounding fields moments before.
From that natural ease came the kind of beauty that lingers, and the kind of images that tell the story of a lifetime.

Kimmie and Schuyler’s wedding was the perfect example of how different souls can come together and enhance one another in a single celebration.
Set over three days at Terre di Nano, a rustic farmhouse overlooking the Val d’Orcia near Montepulciano, the event began with a relaxed welcome party: wood-fired pizzas, local wine, and lawn games. On the wedding day, we elevated the atmosphere through thoughtful colors, furnishings, and decor that transformed the olive garden into a space both cozy and iconic.
The celebration wrapped with a laid-back pool party where the real star was, without a doubt, the view.

Eloise and John’s wedding felt like a true Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Everything began in the spirit of slow living: dried blooms mixed with fresh ones in sunbaked hues, echoing the heat of a July day. The shaded courtyard offered a cool refuge before the ceremony, while cicadas played their summer soundtrack.
Then came the laughter, the joy, the easygoing mood that lingered into the night, when the Italian heat finally gave way to dancing and celebration under the stars.

When it comes to intimate weddings, the challenge lies in striking the balance between creating something truly special and keeping the atmosphere warm and familiar.
That’s exactly what Jaime and Craig wished for: a celebration that felt unique yet true to their quiet, gentle nature. What better setting than a castle (complete with a drawbridge) with a soul both romantic and rustic, where gardens open onto the Tuscan countryside, and the courtyard and tower were bathed in warm, welcoming tones. At the heart of it all, a long table where close friends and family gathered to celebrate with good food, easy laughter, and unhurried conversations.

Imagine a wedding full of warmth, elegance, and meaning. Citizens of the world, Cristina and Rens chose Florence to reunite their loved ones from Mexico, California, and the Netherlands. The celebration started with a funny pizza party in one the most typical pizzeria of the city center. Then, on a golden September day, they married in a Baroque church and celebrated in a timeless, majestic castle. The highlight? A surprise mariachi entrance that sparked cheers and pure energy, a true burst of happiness in the heart of Tuscany.