Chiara and Andrea are an Italian couple originally from Rome who chose the Eternal City for their YES.
After getting ready in the homes of their respective parents, Andrea and Chiara headed to the Church chosen for the ceremony: St. Mary Queen of the Family, inside Vatican City.
Andrea arrived in a vintage gray Porsche skirting the Vatican Gardens, excited to welcome Chiara.
A few moments later the bride also entered the church and the celebration began. Characterized by a neo-Baroque style thanks to the six large lunette windows, three on each side, placed in the nave, St. Mary Mother of the Family has perfect natural lighting.
After the rite, celebrated by the Cardinal, the bride and groom followed us for the photo shoot inside Vatican City.
We took advantage of the vintage Jaguar to take a few more shots of the couple in the interior of Vatican City The bride and groom then joined their guests at the Cardinal’s Gallery where the reception was held.
The Galleria di Palazzo Colonna is the historic location considered the most impressive and majestic in the center of Rome.
It was built in 1730 by architect Paul Posi in place of a long corridor, decorated, as some late 17th-century guidebooks report, by the coats of arms of families related to the Colonna family. Aperitif, dinner and dancing took place in the three different Halls. The setting that hosted the dinner was marvelously decorated with gorgeous white flowers and elegant candelabra-Chiara and Andrea looked like two princes inside a fairy tale! For the cake, the bride Chiara changed her hairstyle by letting her hair down and after joining Andrea for their first dance started the party. In each other’s arms Andrea and Chiara said goodbye to us after a beautiful day together!
