PUBLISHED : WEDDING CHIKS
Tessa and Daniel met at law school in Manchester, England and spent their first summer together inter-railing around Italy. They quickly fell in love with each other… and with Tuscany. And so, 10 years later, it made perfect sense for them to get married in a beautiful, secluded villa, surrounded by the rolling Tuscan hills.
The couple started the celebrations with an intimate civil ceremony in the courtyard of San Gimignano’s town hall. Then, once the legal bit was done, a four day celebration followed in the enchanting Villa di Ulignano, near Volterra. They chose the villa because it had something different – as well as being utterly beautiful and truly Tuscan, it had soul.
And so did their wedding. The couple aimed for a bohemian, “shabby chic” wedding, with a dash of elegance. The colour palette was made up of golds and coppers, to reflect the warm glow of a Tuscan sunset. The symbolic ceremony was held in the villa’s beautiful gardens and started with the stunning bride, Tessa, descending a stone staircase in Jenny Packham’s “Hermia” dress, to Jasmine Tompson’s version of Hozier’s “Cherry Wine”.
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house as the couple exchanged their own vows and listened to the beautiful and intimate words of Tessa’s mother, Anna, and Danny’s Aunty, Angela
This was such a special wedding, which will be remembered forever by those who were lucky enough to be present for what was, undoubtedly, the best day of this couple’s lives
wedding planner : http://www.italyweddings.com
location http://www.villadiulignano.it
Bride: Tessa wore Jenny Packham’s “Hermia” dress, with vintage inspired shoes by Rachel Simpson
Groom: Daniel wore a 3-piece suit from Reiss, a Frank Rostron fitted shirt and tie, Montblanc cufflinks and shoes by Loake
Bridesmaids: Tessa’s best friends and co-maids of honour, Clare and Jo, wore vintage silk dresses by Ghost
wp .http://www.italyweddings.com
location http://villadiulignano.it
abito della sposa http://www.jennypackham.com
abito sposo https://www.reiss.com/eu/
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