The couple wanted to make this celebration not only for themselves but also for their family and friends. They wanted to organize everything so that the guests wouldn’t worry about anything but could just enjoy the atmosphere. After all, for many, it was their first trip to Italy. On the one hand, the couple wanted Italian classics: decor in light tones, the lake, and mountains. On the other hand, they wanted the wedding to be something unique. So, we suggested a cozy villa on Lake Maggiore instead of the famous Lake Como. This green paradise was perfect for their wedding concept. Here, all 30 guests could stay together. They had access to a shaded park for walks, an elegant restaurant, and even their own beach.

 

The celebration began the day before the wedding. In the afternoon, some guests went shopping in Milan, and in the evening, everyone gathered at one table with a view of the lake. The pre-wedding dinner was a great idea to get everyone to know each other better and get into the festive mood.

 

The wedding ceremony was scheduled for the afternoon, so the day began slowly, just as the couple likes it. The couple had time for a swim and a few hours of men’s talks over coffee and more 🙂 The ladies were preparing for the photoshoot. The newlyweds had a luxurious room with panoramic windows and a large bathtub. First, Vanessa had an individual photo shoot in lace lingerie, followed by a bachelorette party with her bridesmaids and beloved pets.

Meanwhile, we were preparing the venue. Vanessa wanted a photo zone with a large mirror for selfies, as well as live music for the guests.

And then the hour of the ceremony arrived. Lake Maggiore shimmered in the sunlight, and the guests, waiting for the bride, were fanning themselves with fans. The groom was already at the altar, but the host did not rush to invite the bride – first, let the three-year-old girl, Thea, sprinkle petals along the path. And finally, to the sound of the violin, Father Nikolai led his daughter to the groom.

After the ceremony, Vanessa and Evgeny went for a boat ride on the lake, while the guests, following Italian tradition, had their aperitif time. They were served appetizers and drinks, and while the music band played, they could dance on the open terrace. Guests also had the chance to sign postcards, leave a wish in the guestbook, or record an audio message for the newlyweds. The host entertained the guests by teaching them the technique of sabrage – the art of opening a champagne bottle with a large knife.

 

The newlyweds opened the dinner with their first dance in the ballroom, and then everyone gathered at the big table in a family-style seating. Delicious food, contests, and congratulations followed one another. The DJ didn’t stop spinning the records, and the disco lasted until 4 AM!

 

WowItaly are the best! I am so grateful to you for our wedding, it was flawless and exactly like my dreams🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thank you so much, you are the best🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I enjoy rewatching the wedding gallery❤️❤️❤️❤️

Vanessa’s review of our work.