Set in the stunning Villa Immacolatella, a typically antique structure in Trapani, Sicily; and in the famous Saline Ettore in Fersa which dates back to the time of the Phoenicians, who were called the “princes of the sea”. The shoot speaks to the bride-to-be who appreciates old world charm, the natural beauty from southern Italy, and sensual historical settings.
Sicily is a unique mixture of poetry, passion and culture and The Wedding Care styled and coordinated a romantic inspiration photo shoot that feels like a memory suspended in time. Monica Leggio Photography masterfully captured every instant of it and 2become1 filmmaker took stunning aerial shots of the entire event.
The bride-to-be, is in a stunning Anna Fucà lace gown, embodying the genuine image of old Sicilian memories. The flower arrangements inspired by the luxurious Meditterean flora and the luscio bouquet that brings to mind Sicilian blood oranges were all created by the talented Nina E I Fiori.
The table is styled with all authentic antique Sicilian pieces. The natural and sophisticated beauty of the handmade stationery with hand-drawn pomegranates and flowers were designed by the amazing Jenny and Graziano of Shhh My Darling.
From The Wedding Care, Cristina Ditta “Sicily is such an inspirational land. It is my motherland so I deeply adore its beauty. That is why this shoot is very close to my heart. Having the opportunity to style this unique shoot was priceless, and I can never thank enough the amazing crew that brought my vision to life”
Thanks to all the wonderful suppliers who created this old world charm styled wedding shoot!
credits / photography: monica leggio / event production & styling: the wedding care / floral design: nina e i fiori / location: villa immacolatella / location: saline ettore in fersa / stationery: shhh my darling / video: 2become1 / wedding dress: anna fucà / cake: rosaria garzone cakes / hair & make up: nino grammatico / tiles: antiquario verde ulivo / bride: lorena noce
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Just beautiful. I am dreaming of Sicily!
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