A WEDDING IN TUSCANY

An Italian wedding in a medieval village, friends and family from all over the world, four bridesmaids, a best woman and a beautiful mermaid dress. Mark & Avril got married in Tuscany in late summer last year and it was nothing short of bellissima.

This intimate wedding was held at the beautiful Gargonza, a quiet little hilltop village in Tuscany. Thank you Michelle, for looking after us and too for not making us eat the whole twelve courses. Thanks also to the lovely Britt Spring who kept me company along a few hours of hair-raising Italian motorway. That’s the stuff good friends are made of.

Next up is a wedding in France that Emma-Jane and I both photographed together in August. Think red hair, sharp suits and a huge medieval castle…

 

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21 Comments

  1. Consistently beautiful images. I felt so relaxed looking through these. I love the city backdrop x

  2. Oh gosh, you get to photograph the most beautiful weddings.

    So chic, all perfectly shot. Wonderful.

  4. What a beautiful wedding, Chloe! Love black and white portraits! Such a beautiful place to get married at))

  7. Oh my goshness, could she be anymore beautiful, could you have documented this anymore beautifully? Absolute perfection.

  9. Beautiful job Chloe! This makes me nostalgic for my own wedding :)

  12. This is my first comment on your blog. I am a great big fan of your work. Very consistent, clean, well lit and composed.

  18. What beautiful lasting images you capture, when memories fade they
    will always have your fabulous details to reminisce. Wonderful xxx

  19. Sheesh young lady. i’m amazed with your eye for detail and all things pretty and colourful. I’m jealous and proud of you. B xxxx

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