Italy is a world-class destination for couples seeking the perfect backdrop for their “I do.” As a wedding videographer, I’ve had the immense privilege of documenting love stories in some of the most exclusive and diverse settings across Italy. From the Northern lakes to the Southern coasts, my work has taken me to iconic venues such as:

• Venice & the Lakes: Capturing the ethereal atmosphere of Venice at the Kempinski Palace (San Clemente Palace), located on its own private island in the lagoon; the timeless elegance of Lake Como at Villa del Balbianello, Villa Carlotta, Lido di Lenno, and Villa i Cipressi; and the historical charm of Torre San Marco on Lake Garda. Moving down to the Veneto region, in the heart of Valpolicella, lies the magnificent Villa Mosconi Bertani.

• The Coasts & the Center: The Italian Riviera near Portofino at the sea-facing Villa Durazzo; the spiritual heart of Umbria at Castello di Petrata (Assisi), Torre di Pila, and Villa Valentini-Bonaparte near Lake Trasimeno.

• Rome & the South: Documenting grand events in the Eternal City at Villa Aurelia and Castello Baldoni; moving down to Naples at Villa Cilento in Posillipo, and finally reaching the Mediterranean soul of Sicily at the legendary Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo in Taormina.

Tuscany Wedding Filmmaker: Excellence in the Heart of the Hills

Tuscany is where I live and where my heart beats fastest as a filmmaker. Being a Tuscany wedding videographer allows me to offer couples an insider’s perspective on the region’s most stunning locations. Whether you dream of a luxurious gala or a rustic, intimate affair, Tuscany offers a multitude of options that I know intimately.

Historic Castles & Medieval Fortresses

For a wedding that feels like a fairytale, Tuscany’s castles are unparalleled. I have filmed cinematic stories at: Castello del Trebbio, Castello Ristonchi, Castello il Palagio, Castello di Bibbione and Torre di Bellosguardo, all in the provence of Florence. Castello di Gargonza in Arezzo, Castello di Meleto and Castello di Celsa in Siena, and Castello San Ruffino in Pisa.

Majestic Villas: From Florence to Lucca

Tuscan villas represent the pinnacle of Renaissance and Neoclassical elegance.

• Florence Province: Exclusive venues like Villa Cora, Villa Le Fontanelle, Villa Mangiacane, Villa Corsini a Mezzomonte, Villa di Striano, Villa Agape, Villa Le Piazzole, Villa Pitiana, Villa Castelletti, Villa il Pozzo, Villa Viviani and Villa il Poggiale.

• The historic Villa Oliva and Villa Grabau in Lucca, as well as Villa Catignano, Villa di Geggiano and Villa Podernovo in Siena, Villa di Ulignano in Volterra.

Restored Medieval Hamlets (Borghi)

If you are looking for an intimate “village” feel for your guests, these restored borghi offer a unique communal experience:

• Borgo Stomennano, Borgo Tre Rose, Borgo Sant’Ambrogio, Borgo della Meliana, Borgo Argiano, Borgo Corsignano, Borgo Casabianca, and Valle di Badia.

Prestigious Wine Estates (Tenute)

Where luxury meets the world’s most famous vineyards:

• Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco, Il Borro, Dievole Wine Resort, Tenuta La Foce, Tenuta di Monaciano, Tenuta di Artimino, Tenuta Corbinaia, Tenuta Vignamaggio and Tenuta Mocajo.

Rustic-Chic & Authentic Farmhouses

For an authentic, “under the Tuscan sun” atmosphere, these venues are hidden gems of charm:

• The Lazy Olive, Agriturismo Il Rigo, L’Olmo di Pienza, Terre di Nano, Casale de Pasquinelli, Casale del Marchese, Casa Cornacchi, Agriturismo Baccoleno, Dimora Ghirlandaio and Montelucci Country Resort.

No matter where your journey leads, from a luxury villa overlooking the Mediterranean (like Villa Parisi) to a hidden farmhouse in the Val d’Orcia, I look forward to discovering your story and transforming it into a timeless cinematic legacy.