Dreamy pastel garden wedding in tuscany with pops of pink
If you needed any help deciding whether or not a destination wedding is worth the extra work, this wedding in Tuscany will tip the scales. Imagine taking in this scenery (not to mention the wine) with all of your favorite people. The best part about a historic destination like Tuscany is that the bones are there; you don't need to go too far with the decor. Just some florals here and there, a few personal touches, et voila—a picture-perfect wedding and a vacation that your friends and family will remember for a lifetime. So keep scrolling for more destination wedding inspo and to see more of these dreamy photos by Emily Wren Photography.
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their love story
Their story began on a chilly February night in Brooklyn—during a time when you had to be a bit adventurous just to dine outdoors. It turns out, they were the perfect match for that kind of adventure, and many more to come. Early in their relationship, they took a trip to Italy together, and it was on that journey they not only fell in love with each other but with the magic of the Tuscan countryside. So, when it came time to choose a wedding venue, Julia and Jack knew they could play it safe or go for their dream—and true to their adventurous spirits, they went for the fairytale!
the destination: italy
When guests arrived at Borgo Sant' Ambrogio, they were greeted with a relaxed pre-ceremony cocktail hour, an experience that set the tone for the entire day. One of the most distinct aspects of an Italian wedding is the pace—it’s truly an all-day affair, filled with moments of celebration and leisure. Julia and Jack’s celebration unfolded slowly and elegantly, allowing everyone to fully take in the beauty of the surroundings and the significance of the day.
the stationery
Captured in a watercolor illustration of their wedding venue, the couple surprised their guests with an invitation to a Tuscan getaway. They also had a custom crest created with their initials. The illustrations were utilized on the stationery throughout the day, on their programs, menus, and even the fans for the outdoor ceremony.
the vision: tuscan serenity
The ceremony itself, set amidst the lush greenery of Borgo Sant' Ambrogio, was nothing short of magical. Framed by soft pastel blooms designed by Criluflower, the natural elegance of the floral arrangements added a touch of whimsy to the stunning Tuscan landscape. As the gentle breeze carried the scent of roses and olive trees, the atmosphere was intimate and serene. Julia and Jack’s reception was no exception—an effortlessly elegant celebration that felt both intimate and grand. Set in the courtyard of Borgo Sant' Ambrogio, the long tables were beautifully dressed in soft florals in contemporary vases and illuminated by romantic string lights overhead. Guests dined al fresco under the stars, savoring a four-course Italian meal that, I have to say, was some of the best food I had during my entire time in Italy!
the fashion
The couple embraced the natural colors of the estate and the Tuscan landscape in their own attire, with the groom sporting a double-breasted green suit and the bride in a chic lace gown with champagne lining. We love that double-breasted jackets are making a comeback; keep them coming, gentlemen! We also can't get enough of the MOB's hot pink printed dress—the structure, the color—yes, just yes!
the escort display
Julia and Jack’s wedding was such a perfect blend of timeless style with personal touches. One of the most personal touches was the escort display—guests found their seats by selecting envelopes hanging from a single olive tree, each containing a handwritten note from the couple. It was a beautifully thoughtful way to show appreciation for each guest who had made the journey to celebrate with them.
good food, good drinks, good company
From the perfectly prepared pasta to the exquisite local ingredients, the dinner was a true celebration of Italian culinary heritage. Another highlight of the evening was the Millefoglie wedding cake, a classic Italian dessert made of delicate puff pastry and rich cream. The pastry chef assembled the cake in front of all the guests, and Julia and Jack added the final decorations themselves. This moment, followed by the pouring of champagne into a tower of glasses, felt like the perfect conclusion to the formalities before the real party began—dancing the night away under the stars!
- Wedding Photographers: Emily Wren Photography
- Venues: Borgo Sant'Ambrogio - Loc. Sant'Ambrogio
- Flowers: Criluflower
- Paper Goods & Calligraphy: Ivy House Design
- Hair, Makeup & Beauty: Karina Makeup Creative
- Dress & Apparel: Francesca Miranda
- Groom & His Men: Todd Snyder
- Cakes & Catering: Roland's Social & Business Catering
- Wedding DJ: DJ Zano
- Wedding DJ: Double Soul