Angela and Greg came with their families to celebrate their wedding at charming Casa Cornacchi. Intimate weddings are altogether different from the classical events with larger numbers of guests, and I am personally partial to them. You can concentrate on what is going on without being distracted by too much happening. You can truly dedicate yourself to those who are there. There were only seven guests at this wedding: it turned out to be wonderful, and the light was simply extraordinary. Below, a few lines Angela and Greg wrote about their special day:
“Our wedding day can best be described as a dream come true. As a couple who loves to travel, we feel fortunate to have been able to get engaged during an adventure to the Canadian Rockies and, one year later, to go on the trip of a lifetime to Italy for our wedding and honeymoon. We were accompanied by a few members of our immediate family who travelled from Canada with us to celebrate our intimate Tuscan wedding in August. Throughout our wedding day, we savoured every moment and enjoyed every detail – and there were so many to appreciate. There were quiet moments for two including our “first look” and a visit to the magical Cypress Lane – all captured in spectacular photos by Andrea. There was a love-filled outdoor ceremony accompanied by an amazing string quartet. There was delectable local food and wine. There were gorgeous flowers and decor. There was wonderful music from the talented string quartet, the fantastic tenor, and the excellent live band. All of these moments and details were set amongst the picture perfect setting of Casa Cornacchi: the ideal Tuscan countryside venue for a welcoming atmosphere, great accommodations, and classic Tuscan views, hosted by wonderful staff. And of course, we have the talented and kind Andrea to thank for capturing our wedding story in beautiful photos we’ll cherish forever.”
And thank you to the vendors:
Venue, Food and Wine: @casacornacchi
Flowers: @flowersliving
Music: @gutyandsimone
Dress: @allurebridals
