Martina and Alessandro got married on 30 August in Romagna. The preparations took place at Castello di Diegaro, near Cesena, and the morning was all about the details: Prada heels, a sleek long-sleeved gown hanging against the old stone wall, the invitation tied with string.
They said their vows in a Romanesque brick church, then drove to the celebration in a yellow Fiat 500 crowned with baby's breath, Martina standing up through the open roof with her bouquet in the air.
The party moved to La Fragola De Bosch in Gambettola, a glasshouse full of plants, with long tables under hanging greenery and seating cards floating above them. Alessandro sat down at the piano, the cakes arrived dressed in flowers, and the night ended with silent-disco headphones and dancing until late.
Planning a wedding in Emilia-Romagna or elsewhere in Italy? I'd love to hear your story.
