“We gravitate toward natural, candid storytelling and authentic moments.”
When we first met Christine and Ryan, their vision aligned with ours right away. They wanted real moments captured honestly, not staged or forced. And those warm days at Villa Valentini Bonaparte gave us exactly the kind of backdrop we look for in our work.
A Villa Valentini Bonaparte Wedding for the books
An Italian countryside summer wedding. An elegant black-tie celebration. Golden hour light stretching long across the property.
Between dinner courses, the four of us walked down a flight of beautiful stairs overlooking Umbria’s hills. We ended up in a garden that was fully in bloom. It felt like stumbling into something private and meaningful without planning it.
We focused on creating imagery that feels warm, emotional, and timeless. Not just of them as a couple, but also the atmosphere around them: the landscape, the lighting, the feeling of family and friends celebrating together in Italy. It was about capturing what the experience actually felt like, not just what it looked like.
Some weddings are easy to photograph because everything works in harmony from the start. This was one of them.
Wedding Planner @silviaciolli_weddings
Venue @villavalentinibonaparte
Photo & Video @thesantoros
Florist @petaliflowers
Muah @honglemakeupartist
Catering @preludio_classe_catering
Music @britpops_band