Dutch wedding at Le Vescovane, Berici Hills, Vicenza.

Wedding photographer in Vicenza Italy.

Linde and Paul are a Dutch couple in love with Italy and Veneto in particular, where they decided to get married and share their passion for Italian culture, art, landscapes and good food with friends and relatives. The location chosen for their destination wedding was the elegant and historic farmhouse Le Vescovane, in Longare, in the province of Vicenza, in the evocative setting of the Berici hills. Here the guests, mainly from Holland and Spain, were able to enjoy a day of complete relaxation and fun, as desired by the newlyweds.

The recommendation of this splendid couple was in fact to avoid formal attire and dress in such a way as to feel completely at ease, possibly giving preference to the “color” theme.

A very informal wedding, therefore, in the name of simplicity.

A wedding so authentic that the bride, coherently with her essence, decided not to wear makeup, and I think it is the first time, in many years of profession, that I happen to photograph a bride really pure looking.

Simplicity is often synonymous with elegance.

For example, great care has been given to the set-ups, inspired by the Italian lifestyle and home and family cooking. The love of the spouses for Italy and the desire to make their guests fall in love too is evident.

The request of Linde and Paul, regarding the photo shoot, could only be to create mainly a reportage, very fresh and spontaneous, in which their guests were also protagonists.

It is difficult to select a limited number of photographs that can tell the essence of this fantastic destination wedding. I, therefore, created a slideshow (which you can find at the bottom of the page), specifically for this blog article, which highlighted the exquisitely documentary aspect that characterizes these wedding photos, with the aim of giving an authentic and sincere memory of their most beautiful day, made up of places, faces, details, moments, which knows how to revive those emotions over the years to come.

PS: if, despite the speed of the frames, you manage to notice some strange objects in some images and you are curious about them, know that they are tools for the practice of Lacrosse, a sport almost unknown in Italy. Paul and some of his guests are part of the Dutch national team.