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This Tuscany wedding was all about good wine, long dinners, and la dolce vita

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For this couple, the beauty of getting married in Tuscany was not simply having the Italian countryside as a backdrop. It was having the time to actually enjoy it with the people they loved.

Close friends and family traveled from near and far to join them among the rolling hills and vineyards for a destination wedding planned by Il Matrimonio Italiano and photographed by Jacob van Rozelaar that embraced the slower rhythm of an Italian celebration. Rather than filling every moment with elaborate details, the weekend centered on the things that make gathering in Tuscany feel so special: exceptional food and wine, beautiful surroundings, and long stretches of uninterrupted time together.

The Tuscan countryside set the tone

With vineyards stretching into the surrounding hills, the landscape provided an effortlessly romantic setting for the celebration.

The couple, with florist Silvia Merli Flowers, embraced the natural beauty of the Italian countryside rather than trying to compete with it. The result felt refined and elegant while retaining the warmth and ease that had drawn them to Tuscany in the first place.

It was the kind of setting that encouraged guests to settle in, raise a glass, and enjoy the experience rather than rush from one scheduled moment to the next.

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A destination wedding centered on time together

Bringing their closest friends and family to Italy gave the couple something particularly valuable: time.

With loved ones traveling from different places to celebrate, the wedding became an opportunity to spend meaningful time together beyond the ceremony itself. The destination naturally encouraged a slower pace, allowing conversations, meals, and shared experiences to become as memorable as the more formal wedding moments.

That intimacy gave the celebration its deeply personal quality, even against the grandeur of the Tuscan landscape.

Exceptional Italian food and wine became part of the experience

No celebration in Tuscany would feel complete without food and wine taking a central role.

Beautiful meals and local wine allowed the couple to share another part of the destination with their guests. Dinner became more than a traditional reception formality, offering everyone the chance to gather around the table and enjoy the kind of leisurely dining experience so closely associated with Italy.

Surrounded by loved ones and the vineyards beyond them, the simple pleasure of eating and drinking together became one of the defining elements of the celebration.

An elegant interpretation of la dolce vita

Throughout the wedding, elegance never came at the expense of warmth.

The beautiful details and vineyard setting created a sophisticated atmosphere, but the celebration remained relaxed and welcoming. That balance captured the spirit the couple had envisioned for their destination wedding: romantic and refined, but never overly formal.

More than any individual design element, it was that feeling that defined the weekend.

Against one of Italy’s most iconic landscapes, the couple created space for good wine, memorable meals, family, friendship, and plenty of time to enjoy it all. It was an elegant Tuscany wedding, but also something much simpler at heart: a celebration of the people they love and the unmistakable pleasure of experiencing la dolce vita together.

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Florist: Silvia Merli Flowers
Photographer: Jacob van Rozelaar
Videographer: Sergio Minnici
Getaway Car: Italian Wedding Cars
Wedding Planner: Il Matrimonio Italiano
Wedding Dress: Galia Lahav
Bridal Makeup: Isabelle Ansaloni

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