08/04/2026
The guests entering the ceremony space has always been one of my favorite moments to capture on film.
Planner: Elisa Bandoni - Tuscany Luxury Wedding & Events
Venue: Villa Rossi
Photographer: Hannah Rosser | Wedding Photographer
Catering: Catering Firenze Toscana
Florist: SIMONE SARDELLI | Flower Designer | Toscana
Ceremony Music:
Aperitivo Band:
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Guest Makeup: Valentina Corrias | Luxury Hair & Makeup | Florence Tuscany
Childrenβs Entertainment: LaTuaFesta
Car: Slow Hills - Vintage Car & Vespa Rental
Lately Iβve been loving simpler detail shots. Sometimes highlighting a few meaningful pieces helps showcase the textures and craftsmanship.
If time allows, I will walk the property before the wedding. It gives me a chance to take in the architecture, study the light, and photograph the space before it is filled with celebration. This villa felt made for black and white!
A few quiet minutes together with the bride & groom exploring the expansive property.
Bright, colorful florals against a backdrop of greenery is always a combination Iβll gravitate toward.
The simplicity of the tablescape in such an ornate room was one of my favorite design choices. It let the fresco paintings and architecture have their moment.
Live music always adds so much to a wedding day. Itβs one of those details that completely changes the atmosphere!
Bringing a couple back into their ceremony space after the vows is always one of my favorite moments. Before the flowers are packed away and the chairs disappear, they get one last chance to soak it all in together.
A statement seating chart is always one of my favorite details.
Loved using the tilt shift here because it naturally draws your eye straight to the joy on the brideβs face. One of those fleeting moments filled with so much anticipation before seeing her soon to be husband waiting at the end of the aisle.
The food displays leaned so beautifully into classic Italian cuisine.
Always looking for little pieces around a venue that add character to an image. This vase tucked away in one of the rooms felt like it was just waiting for the bouquet.
Every wall and ceiling in this villa was covered in breathtaking frescos. Images of the venue matter just as much as the por