Lisa and Jonas’s wedding, celebrated with a civil ceremony, took place at the beautiful Villa dei Cipressi Sparici Landini estate in Sona, near Verona. Surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills, this charming venue offered the perfect setting for an intimate, emotional day—captured through my reportage-style photography.
Lisa wore an elegant wedding dress featuring a lace-embroidered bodice with thin straps and a deep neckline. The flowing tulle skirt gently swept the ground with a soft train, adding romance and movement to her look. A natural bouquet of greenery and delicate white flowers completed her style with grace.
Villa dei Cipressi provided stunning backdrops for the couple’s photos: vineyard rows, countryside views, and a peaceful, authentic atmosphere. Each image tells a spontaneous story of looks, smiles, and deep connection.
Capturing Lisa and Jonas’s wedding day was a joy. I hope my photographs preserve the beauty and intensity of their most precious moments. I highly recommend this venue to all couples seeking a quiet, romantic corner among Verona’s hills.
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He will capture the emotions of that day and turn them into memories you will cherish forever.
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HELLO! IT IS A PLEASURE TO MEET YOU, I AM
matteo
and i am a
wedding
photographer
In addition to being a wedding photographer, I am a husband (lucky!) and a dad (super lucky!).
I love happy tail wags and purring in the evening twilight, which is why we also have two beautiful furries in our family, Octavia and Nova.
I love the smell of the woods where everything is so wild, where you can reconnect deeply with nature. In the same way, I love the only means that allows you to stay firmly connected to the world around you, the motorbike.
My wife Giulia and I travelled across Europe to the North Cape, where we left a piece of our hearts.
