

ABOUT THE WEDDING
A grand wedding at Villa Subaglio
For a couple that values tradition, family, and the pinnacle of Italian hospitality, a Villa Subaglio wedding is the ultimate statement. Anita and James, both high-achieving professionals from the US, envisioned a weekend that was both an editorial masterpiece and a heartfelt gathering. Their two-day celebration was a perfect study in contrast: starting with the playful, chic charm of a Brianza welcome and culminating in a black-tie gala at one of Italy’s most prestigious neoclassical estates.
Day One: A Sunset Pizza Party at Villa Galimberti
The festivities began at the charming Villa Galimberti, where the mood was intentionally “effortless chic.” To welcome their guests—many of whom traveled from New York and the West Coast—Anita and James hosted a vibrant pizza party. It was a night filled with the scent of fresh basil, the flow of premium Franciacorta, and the warm, golden light of a Lombardy sunset. This relaxed start allowed their inner circle to unwind, setting a joyful, intimate tone before the grandeur of the following day.
Day Two: The Wedding Day at Villa Subaglio
If the first day was about relaxation, the second was about timeless luxury. Villa Subaglio, with its iconic Italian gardens and perfectly symmetrical architecture, served as a majestic backdrop. Anita and James’s wedding was packed with exquisite details—from the intricate floral installations that framed the ceremony to the meticulously curated table settings in the villa’s grand halls.
Despite the high-end production, the mood remained deeply personal. As a photographer serving clients with a sophisticated taste, I focused on the refined energy of the day: the quiet moments of preparation in the villa’s historic suites, the sweeping cinematic views of the Brianza landscape, and the exuberant joy of a family united. For Anita and James, this wasn’t just a destination wedding; it was a curated experience that honored their love for boutique travel and their commitment to their closest friends.









































































































































































































