Cappuccino was the inspo behind this decadent italian shoot

Edwina, a former fashion model of Slavic heritage and now founder of a contemporary fashion brand, met Geoff, an Australian creative strategist working between Milan and Paris, while collaborating on a campaign where she was the face and he led the creative direction. Their shared love for design, architecture, and slow Italian mornings over cappuccinos became the foundation of their story and the inspiration behind Cappuccino Please.  Set within the Baroque grandeur of Villa Arconati, “Cappuccino Please” is a celebration of modern Italian romance, warm, textural, and elegantly cinematic. Designed and planned by Wedding Cherìe and White Dreams around a palette of creamy whites, cappuccino hues, and soft golden light, the editorial blends historic architecture with a contemporary, fashion-forward sensibility. The story opens with an intimate ceremony. Beneath sculpted hedges and the villa’s ornate façades, the couple shares heartfelt vows in a setting that feels both serene and dramatically Italian.

As the sun sets, the reception transforms into a glowing, candlelit dream. Hundreds of candles reflect beneath suspended crystal chandeliers, turning the dinner into an immersive experience. Guests raise their glasses while a string ensemble plays among the décor, elevating the moment with emotional depth and understated luxury.

The bride’s structured ivory gown and minimalist calla lily bouquet by Jessica Flowers Lab set the tone for a celebration rooted in elegance and emotion. Then, for dessert, the bride changed into a chic short dress with long black gloves, a glamorous nod to contemporary bridal fashion.

The dessert experience pays homage to Italian coffee culture: a towering cascade of coupes filled with espresso cocktails, a modern tiramisù, and playful chocolate bites set against frescoed walls.