For millenia the Amalfi Coast has been a catalyst for life-chaning romances. Year after year it compells me to return much like it does for the most elegant people on the globe. And since Le Sirenuse in Positano is child-free, it's great to know I can install my family at the private home of Villa Degli Oleandri. Gallo Lungo, Nureyev's island beckons in the distance, but my mind wanders off to fresh sea urchins and tartufi del mare at Lo Scoglio. As a ceramist I can't help but paying a visit to Cotto Rufoli the ceramics factory adored by Dolce & Gabbana whose teracotta tiles are baked in kilns dating back to 1100AD. I won't even begin to ramble on Villa Cimbrone in Ravello, or nearby Sorrento's Villa Astor... you already know too much about these two.

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6 Reasons Why You Should Consider a Destination Wedding in Portugal

    As you probably already know, Portugal is one of my favorite places on earth and although I photograph in so many breathtaking destinations, I still believe Portugal is one of the best places to have a destination wedding. Here are some reasons why someone might consider having their destination wedding in Portugal: No. […]

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Bride and bridesmaids admiring the gown | Image by Diane Sotero

The Getting Ready Room | Wedding Day Guides

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PLANNING

In my last post, I shared an elopement with one of the most beautiful getting ready rooms. This week, I wanted to highlight a few things to keep in mind while planning where you will get ready on your wedding day. Your Perfect Getting Ready Room After so much time and effort spent planning the […]