Real weddings
Where, when, what was celebrated. Photographs by the wedding photographers, and six more weekends on film.
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Puja in the morning in the village of Bagno Vignoni, the dhol in the lanes, the ceremony at the chapel of Vitaleta among the cypresses. Then a long table on the terrace, parasol lanterns over it, and dinner into the night.
British Vogue published the wedding. The photographs here are Beatrice Moricci's, and they are the ones we would show a planner who asks what a Val d'Orcia wedding looks like at the table.
Photographs by Beatrice Moricci
A castle above Sovicille, south of Siena. The groom came up the drive on horseback with the baraat dancing around him; the ceremony was in the loggia, the henna the day before.
The families' names are kept private here. Photographs by Laura Barbera.
Photographs by Laura Barbera
On film
Ten seconds each, shot on phones during service. Not a showreel.
All films are NURA's own and are already on the NURA Instagram.
Where we have worked
A selection from the last seasons, from the films the team keeps.
Venues are named because the weddings are real. Families are named only where they have been published.
If we have worked there, we will tell you what it took.