For Beatrice and Nicolò’s couple portraits, we reached Sant’Eustachio Abbey in Nervesa della Battaglia. The restored ruins rise among the vineyards on the slopes of the Montello, creating a setting where history and landscape meet. I photographed the couple naturally among the ancient walls, allowing their closeness to remain at the centre of every image.
Their religious ceremony took place in Montebelluna, in the province of Treviso. Throughout the service, I followed the anticipation, glances and spontaneous reactions with the discretion of wedding reportage photography. Rather than directing what happened, I observed the day as it unfolded, preserving the emotions shared by the couple and their families.
The reception continued at Castelletto Eventi in Cappella Maggiore. The historic structure stands on a hillside and combines restored ancient materials with contemporary elements. Its park, stone walls and panoramic terrace offer different settings while maintaining a close connection with the surrounding hilly landscape.
Beatrice wore a fitted lace wedding dress with a high neckline, delicate short sleeves and a striking open back. The long veil softened the defined silhouette and added movement to the portraits. From the ceremony in Montebelluna to the Abbey and the reception, their wedding became a story of authentic gestures, historic places and emotions to preserve.
