Wedding Photographer in Tuscany
Many couples who live abroad choose to get married in Tuscany. Stone farmhouses, white roads between the cypresses, long tables under the pergola and dinners that go on late.
I tell your day as it is: the people, the places, the changing light. With discretion, and with the eye of someone who has photographed weddings and fashion since 2005.
Why choose Tuscany for your destination wedding
Tuscany moves at its own pace. The days are long, the light is warm, and the countryside does half the work. Couples come here from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada for a wedding that feels more like a home than a venue.
A villa among the vineyards. A farmhouse in the hills. A castle, a medieval village. From Chianti to the Val d’Orcia, from Siena to Volterra and San Gimignano, Tuscany has settings that need no decoration: stone, cypresses, olive trees, and a landscape that changes with the light.
What to expect from a wedding photographer in Tuscany
I’m based in Naples, a few hours from Tuscany, and I work all over Italy. Many of the couples I photograph live abroad: we get to know each other on video call, in English, and I work alongside your planner and your venue.
My approach is documentary, with an eye that comes from fashion. I don’t direct your day: I watch it, stay close and keep out of the way. A glance during the readings, a laugh at the table, a hand looking for another.
For portraits, a few minutes are enough: a beautiful spot, the right light, the care of an editorial shoot. Nothing forced. Fashion, not fads.
The light, in every season
Spring brings green hills and fresh air. In summer the evenings are long, and the hour before sunset turns everything gold. September and October are harvest time: vineyards, warm tones, a softer light. Winter is quiet, almost private.
Every season tells a different story. In Tuscany, the light sets the timeline.
More than a location: an experience
A wedding in Tuscany rarely lasts a single day. Families arrive early, there’s a welcome dinner, a long lunch among the vineyards, evenings that end late. The wedding becomes part of a larger story.
Le Canterie, the agriturismo near Radicondoli that Carolyna and Derrick chose for their wedding, is exactly this: stone, olive trees and a table under the lights.
An authentic wedding story in Tuscany
Every couple is different, and every wedding deserves its own story. I observe, listen and photograph what happens, as it happens.
The result is a collection of images that will still feel true thirty years from now.
Elopements and intimate weddings in Tuscany
Not every wedding needs a hundred guests. Some couples come to Tuscany on their own, or with the few people who matter most: a ceremony in a garden, a walk through a village, dinner at a long table.
An elopement deserves the same care as a large wedding, with more room for the two of you. I stay close, I don’t rush, and I leave the day to you.
Wedding villas, farmhouses and castles in Tuscany
In Tuscany the place is part of the story. A Renaissance villa with its garden, an agriturismo among the olive trees, a castle on a hill, a stone farmhouse at the end of a white road.
Around Radicondoli, where Carolyna and Derrick got married, there are also Podere Tesoro and Villa Le Bolli. Close by, in Casole d’Elsa, Castello di Casole and La Suvera; in Chiusdino, Borgo Santo Pietro. Further south, around Montalcino in the Val d’Orcia: Castiglion del Bosco, Castello Banfi and Castello di Velona.
Every place has its corners and its hours. Before the wedding we decide together where to be, and when.
FAQ – Tuscany Wedding Photography
Yes, often. We plan everything on video call, in English, and I’m there on the day.
Yes, I travel to Tuscany. It’s only a few hours from Naples, so travel doesn’t necessarily add to the cost. If it does, we agree on it in advance.
My wedding photography starts from € 1,200 for about 6 hours. The final price depends on the hours of coverage, the locations and what you choose: you’ll find everything on the pricing page.
Of course, together with your planner if you have one. In Tuscany distances look short on the map, but the roads wind. We plan times, light and places together, so photographs never take time away from your guests.
Yes, on request: 35mm and medium format 6×6.
I take on a limited number of weddings each year. For dates between May and September, it’s best to get in touch a few months ahead.
Let’s Connect
Tell me your date and where in Tuscany you’re getting married. I’ll tell you if I’m free.