This intimate garden affair is proof that all you need for a stunning wedding is a venue with good bones and some killer fashion. With chic minimalist green and white arrangements and the use of candlelight, this couple let their historic castle venue shine, and the results are truly magical. Keep scrolling to see even more of these immersive candids by Koko Photography that will seriously make you feel like you were right there in Puglia!
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the vision: intimate italian garden
Danielle and Jimmy’s wedding at Castello di Ugento was a dream. They had about 80 guests total, and the event flow started with a beautiful symbolic wedding ceremony in the garden of Castello, followed by a cocktail aperitivo with live music by Saxobeat.
getting ready
In the glow of the early-morning Italian sun, Danielle lounged in a silk robe and sipped champagne as she prepped with her ladies for the big day. Jimmy also took his time getting ready, stopping to take in the fresh air on the terrace of his castle suite.
the fashion
We love how effortlessly chic this couple is. Danielle rocked an ornately beaded lace dress with a nude illusion lining and accessorized with pearl-studded heels. Jimmy looked equally cool in an ivory tuxedo and black velvet Christian Louboutin loafers. Then, when it was time to get the party started, Danielle surprised everyone in a sequin mini dress.
the dinner
They then followed the candles and garland by Zair’Art Flower Deco into the main courtyard. It was a wonderful dinner with family and friends, speeches, dances, and a lot of laughs! After dinner, the party continued inside the Aula Magna and Scudera, the ancient stable and armory of the castle. There was dancing and partying all night long, along with snacks and drinks. They also set up a Vanity Fair-style photobooth for the wedding guests inside the museum wing of the castle under the frescoes.
