We are Alessandro and Veronica, husband and wife, a mum and a dad. We share the same enthusiasm for photography in general, we continue to study photography, to invest in personal research, to let ourselves be inspired by great photographers, both contemporary and past. Photographic culture is essential for our training. Along with curiosity. Wedding photography is an application of being photographers above all.
This is a wedding between a talented reportage photographer and a journalist with a passion for cooking and Italian food. Great protagonist: their little one, just born. A Borgo Poggitazzi wedding in Tuscany. A winning match!
We often ask ourselves why our couples who are used to traveling and living in various countries of the world then land in Tuscany for their marriage. In this case, a wedding in an ancient and beautiful farmhouse in Tuscany.
We are in an ancient village near Arezzo, Borgo Poggitazzi, and the sky threatens rain. But the atmosphere during the wait is still relaxed and full of expectations. Tara meets Jack in the garden, it’s their first look, he’s in trepidation, he doesn’t know when to turn around. It starts to rain, there is a long tree-lined avenue to go and guests wait for the outdoor ceremony. The green of Tuscany is all around and does not go out even in the rain. The sunflowers of the wedding decorations are a surprise for Tara. She is the kind of woman who irradiates light. Love, admiration, tenderness for their symbolic ceremony in the courtyard of the house.
The sun peeps when the reception begins, with live music and guests enjoying a delicious aperitif in the Italian garden. Taking pictures also means looking for harmony that is less striking and in this case we was conquered by the cellophane that covers the laid tables and reveals the colors of the flowers. It seemed to be left there to be painted.
We all had a great fun at this Borgo Poggitazzi wedding in Tuscany. Thank you also to the precious help of Olivia and Sveva of Olivia Sodi Planning.
Take a look also at this romantic wedding in Tuscany and at this elopement at San Galgano Abbey…
