The ceremony took place in the villa’s Italian-style garden, framed by fountains, cypress alleys, and antique statues. The setting was simple but deeply emotional, perfectly suited for a destination wedding in Tuscany.

Dinner and dancing unfolded in layers across the estate. First, aperitivo on terraces overlooking the hills. Then a long dinner in the courtyard under fairy lights. Finally, an after-party beside the infinity pool that looked out over vineyards and olive groves.

When guests talk about staying at Borgo Stomennano they often describe it as rustic yet cozy and more luxurious than a plain hotel room. That balance came through in the film: grounded comfort, not staging.

Gabby and Ben’s ceremony was held in the formal garden. A long aisle framed by cypress trees led to a simple arch covered in greenery. It felt honest. There were no gimmicks, no loud design, just emotion and presence.

The sun dipped low behind the villa during the vows. The kind of light you can’t recreate. As Italy destination wedding videographers, these are the moments we wait for. Not staged. Not forced. Just real life unfolding in the best possible setting.

The best thing you can do for yourself is hire a wedding planner in Italy who speaks the language, knows the venues and can help you navigate permits, logistics and local culture. The same goes for your videographer and photographer.

Working with a wedding videographer in Italy who knows the light, the rhythm of Italian weddings and the best places to shoot saves time and stress. And if they speak both Italian and English, they can communicate easily with suppliers and keep things moving smoothly on the day.

The ceremony took place right on the waterfront. Mountains behind them. Sea in front. The breeze soft but steady.

As Montenegro wedding videographers, we’re always looking for ways to let real emotion carry the frame. Sandra and Patrick’s ceremony was full of feeling. You could hear it in their voices. 

Dinner was held at the Limoneto restaurant reached by boat just as the sun dipped behind the mountains. Their guests flew in from all over the world, and the mood was effortless, like a holiday that turned into something more.

Boka Bay is one of those locations that feels cinematic in every direction. You get changing light. Dramatic landscapes. Still water that reflects everything. As the sky turned pink, we captured some of our favourite shots of the day : Sandra and Patrick walking by the shore.

The ceremony took place on the villa’s private lawn right by the lake. Few decorations needed and trees, water, and sunlight to complement the setup. The couple read personal vows in a way that was quiet and real.

From a Lake Como wedding videographer perspective, this space is a dream. You don’t need to manufacture moments. You just need to be ready for them. Everything unfolds naturally and the scenery does the rest.

After the ceremony Elaina and Alex took a short boat ride, leaving from the villa’s private dock, a very handy feature of the venue. The film from that boat ride is one of our favourite parts. It’s slow calm and emotional.

Back at the villa guests were in the gardens under string lights eating local food and enjoying the view. Dining here feels like what a destination wedding in Italy should be, magical, personal and full of atmosphere.