Bursting with the prettiest peach blooms we’ve ever seen and set at a literal castle, this Tuscan wedding is every princess bride’s dream come true. With a romantic garden ceremony and an al fresco reception, this wedding has plenty of inspo for couples dreaming of a romantic Italian destination wedding. And while the design is decidedly timeless, the bride spiced things up with a surprise haircut for her second look–keep scrolling to see the dramatic reveal and more of these dreamy photos by Paola Colleoni.
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the venue
Olivia and Stefan married on the grounds of Castello di Gargonza, surrounded by family and friends under the warm Italian sun. The venue, full of traditional charm, spans 600 acres of beautiful forestry in the Tuscan hilltop village between Arezzo and Siena.
the design: tuscan romance
Haus of Blacc looked to the Italian countryside and leaned into its natural beauty for this wedding design. Sweet pastels and warm neutrals set the palette for the day while light-layered fabrics and candlelight added just the right touch of romance for the occasion.
the fashion
The bride wore a stunning white bridal gown with a square neckline, while her chapel-length veil was elegantly attached to a high bun. The groom looked dapper in a classic black bow-tie suit as he waited for his bride to walk down the aisle to exchange vows beneath their floral arch.
the flowers
From the welcome sign and asymmetric ceremony arch to the abundant arrangements lining the reception tables, this wedding was a floral wonderland.
The reception dinner took place outdoors during sunset, with tables adorned in dusty pink florals and twinkling candlelight.
a surprise haircut
Olivia and Stefan made a grand entrance, and the evening festivities included heartfelt speeches, cake cutting, a fun haircut surprise, and plenty of dancing.
the cake
Topped with fresh berries and framed in pastel blooms, the couple cut into a traditional Italian Millefoglie.
