Photography — Bree Woolliscroft
Design — Scelta Di Classe
Venue — Villa Grabau x Tenuta di Tramonte
Floral — Lisola Di Flores
Video — Marisoul Video
Gown — Monique LHuillier
Lamps — Balon Lamp
The morning started at Tenuta di Tramonte, a countryside villa where Tiffany got ready with her mother and bridesmaids in a room full of window light. Down the hall, Jake dressed in a room lined with old paintings. Tiffany wore Monique Lhuillier.
By afternoon, the wedding party moved to Villa Grabau. Jake said his vows in front of a set of weathered iron gates, hydrangeas and roses stacked along the stone steps behind him. The Tuscan hills rolled out past the gates like they'd been placed there on purpose.
Dinner took place at the Lemon House, tucked into the far corner of the Villa Grabau grounds. Long tables ran the length of the arched loggia, set under fringed lampshades hanging from the lemon trees, blue and white china catching the last light against a terracotta wall. A violinist opened the evening in tulle. Later, a live band moved through the tables as guests danced the hora, a saxophonist weaving between courses while a singer worked the crowd.
Three locations, one long golden day — and somewhere in the middle of it, two people getting married.
Tucked into the Tuscan hills outside Lucca, Tiffany and Jake's wedding weekend unfolded across three separate properties, each with its own kind of magic.
