At the beginning of a warm October, on the Lungarno Pisani, inside the historic church of San Paolo a Ripa d'Arno, the reverberation of a small syllable sealed the promise of eternal love between Alessandro and Veronica.
The afternoon is pleasant, the square opposite the church, scratched by the long shadows of the trees, awaits the arrival of the couple. Everyone in their own room is getting ready for the big day, surrounded by friends and relatives. He in a dark suit with a thin satin bow tie, while she wears a long dress whose suffused whiteness, guided in the lines of the folds, is slightly lost towards the bottom while at the top it stands out against a motif studded with flowers trapped in a slender net.
The rings, material symbol of the promise, are exchanged amid the smiles and emotion of those present. As they leave the church, a shining rain of rice invests the two newlyweds.
After leaving the church, the bride and groom take a short farewell from their guests to stroll through the streets of Pisa, one of the most beautiful cities in Tuscany, accompanied by photographers to capture a few romantic moments.
The party then moves to Villa Scorzi where the Aurora catering has set up a sumptuous room. The sun goes down and the light gilds everything. We sing, tell stories and hug each other until the cutting of the cake, a bright moment full of magic.
