The Art of the Engagement Session: A Prelude to Your Italian Story
While the wedding day is the grand finale, your love story deserves a prologue that is just as stylish and meaningful. An Engagement Session in Italy is more than a "photo shoot", it is an intimate experience, a chance to wander through cobblestone streets or sun-drenched vineyards, capturing your connection in its most authentic and relaxed form.
Whether it's a surprise Proposal at dawn or a sophisticated portrait session at sunset, these images become a cherished chapter of your legacy.
Giulia + Marcello - engagement
Well, you know how much we love to work in our beloved hills. With Giulia and Marcello we decided not to go too far from home, in a quiet field where we could see the countryside from above. They simply made all the rest: they danced in a wheat field, laughed hard sitting on the ground, with their back against a pile of wood ready for winter time, they listened to a sweet tune, holding each other and looking in each other's eyes... and we were there, shooting and getting emotional, for a love that we had the privilege to see growing day by day.
Alessandra + Diego - engagement session in Oltrepò
When a wedding planner hires you for her wedding, you know you are lucky: everything will be thoughtfully planned and beautifully decorated. And if the couple is also madly in love, and so happy and relax in front of the camera, you definitely know you hit the jackpot.
Alessandra (aka Che Chic Wedding), Diego, and their sweet dog Laila, in their fall engagement session in our beloved Oltrepò.
Valentina + Domenico - a winter engagement
We are always a bit worried when planning an engagement session during winter. We know very well that light plays the most important role in our work, and winter round here can be foggy and moody: not exactly the light we love! Anyway, with Valentina and Domenico, we completely made up our minds: winter light can be beautiful, soft and dreamy as in the best summer sunsets, and we couldn't be happier with the way the photos turned out!