13/10/2026
Two wardrobes. Two traditions. One Sicilian summer.
Morning arrives in ivory. A birdcage veil, baroque pearls, a mother’s hands at the buttons, a father adjusting his bow tie in silence.
At the church of S. Nicola, a violin rises over the voices of the parish choir. Rice falls like confetti beneath an arch of white hydrangeas and lemons.
Then, nightfall. The dress is replaced by a qun kwa, embroidered in gold with phoenixes and clouds, a garment of blessing, worn the way her family has worn it for generations. Golden heels. A walk along the water. A hand held.
By midnight, there is a saxophone, napkins in the air, happiness everywhere, and a bride who has stopped counting the hours.
This is not a fusion. It is a double inheritance, worn twice in one day.
Taormina, Sicily.
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CREDITS
Venue: Lifestyle VOIhotels
Flowers: Angela Trifirò, Gloxinia
Bridal gown: Le Spose Di Master
Chinese wedding dress : Qun Kwa
Make-up:
Bridal hair: Dolce Diva by Salvo Donato
Bride’s shoes : Miu Miu
Groom’s hair: Nicola Scoglio, Nike Hair
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