Rustic Country Chic Italian Wedding Inspiration

grooms wearing a tweed suit

Today’s lovely styled shoot is from a bunch of talented Italian artists! They were inspired by Italy in the Fifties. At that time lots of families lived in farmhouses and the barnyard was the meeting point where people got together in the evening after working in the fields. They used that as inspiration along with fall colors + copper – which was a typical element in the farmhouse. Such lovely rustic wedding inspiration!

bride

fur wrap bride


The bouquet contains Turner white chrysanthemums (a flower variety similar to the dahlia), buttercups and white lisianthus, wild red berries and clear yellow winterberry, beech leaves and ivy.

bride and groom

grooms wearing hat

tea length wedding dress

bowtie

birdcage veil

birdcage veil

bouquet

mint fiat


And of course they couldn’t not include the car symbol of the Fifties in Italy: the aqua green Fiat 500!

50s italian

mint fiat

bride and groom

place setting

escort cards

flowers

copper vases


The sweets table had white porcelain plates with Italian tradition cakes such as the “crostata” (a jam tart), the “ciambella” (a ring-shaped cake), the Bigné (cream puff) cake and the “TORRONE” (nougat), a typical sweet of Cremona city; near them a fruits stand with pomegranates, pears, apples plus crystal bottles and shot glasses and a rich flowers arrangement.

desserts

50s italian


Thanks so much to all these talented Italian artists for sharing their talents with us today!

photographer: Cinzia Bruschini // venue: Cascina Farisengo // florals: Sara Cattaneo // hair + makeup: Paola Bianchera // sweets: Giulia Marson – Sweet Pastry Lab at Maggioni Party Service – Milano // event design + styling: Cristina Di Giovanna – Le Jour du Oui // paper goods: Silvia Del Vesco // models: Greta and Giulio // dress, shoes and hair accessories: Couture Hayez // fur: Manila Grace // suit: Camo // hat: Camo by Barbisio // bow-tie and pochette: CorSineLabeDoli // shoes: OXS // cake stands and plates: “Cose che parlano” shop, via San Maurilio, Milano // plates, flatware, tablecloth and napkins: Anna at I love simplicity // copper objects, glasses and bottles: vintage

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