Venues are not just a backdrop—they are an active part of the story of the day.
Historic villas, estates set in the landscape, and locations with strong architectural identity influence timing, movement, and light.
Knowing a venue means being able to move discreetly, respecting the space and letting people—and what happens—lead the story.
Over time I’ve had the chance to work consistently at some venues, learning their spaces, dynamics, and the timing of the day.
This familiarity allows me to move naturally, without interfering with how events unfold.
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Alongside the venues where I’ve worked most often, there are many other locations I’ve come to know, or that represent interesting settings for the kind of story I photograph.
Some cities have a strong identity and are instantly recognisable.
They require attention, experience, and the ability to adapt, because they shape the way a story is told.
Some places have an identity that people recognise immediately. They require attention, experience, and the ability to adapt, because they influence the way a story takes shape.
My work is part of a broader journey that has led me to document weddings in other regions of Italy.
I mainly work in Italy, photographing weddings in different regions and settings.
When requested, I also work with couples who live abroad and choose Italy as their wedding destination.
If you feel this way of telling stories could be right for you, you can write to me here and tell me about your day.
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