Intimate weddings at Palazzo Avino Ravello

Fabiano and Oliver pose elegantly at their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Two grooms in tuxedos stand opposite each other in arched doorways, showcasing an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Fabiano and Oliver share an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino in elegant black tuxedos.

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Discover the beauty of an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino in Ravello. Follow Fabiano and Oliver’s journey through the “Pink Palace” and the hidden gems of the Amalfi Coast.

MEET ME

The first time I stood on the edge of the cliffs in Ravello, I realized that some places on this earth are not just locations, but feelings. There is a specific kind of silence that exists here: a suspended hush that feels as though the mountains and the sea are holding their breath just for you. For those seeking an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, this silence becomes the soundtrack to the most important day of their lives. It is a world where history whispers from every 12th-century stone, and the scent of lemon groves and jasmine filters through the air like a natural perfume.

  • Palm tree in front of a pale pink building with balconies and arched windows.
  • Close-up of palm tree trunk with coastal town and ocean view in background.
  • Man in hat naps in chair by flower display on a sunny patio.
  • Close-up of a palm tree trunk and fronds with a coastal village and ocean in the background.
  • Ornate archway entrance to building with potted trees, flowers, and a glass door.
  • Green arched doorway labeled "Palazzo Avino" opens to reveal a scenic terrace with mountains.
  • Terrace with palm, wicker chairs, and scenic mountain and sea view.
  • Terraced buildings with pastel facades, lush greenery, and a light blue sky.
  • Terraced garden with pink building, lush greenery, and stone arches.
  • Peach building facade with balcony next to a palm tree overlooking green hills under a cloudy sky.

When Fabiano and Oliver reached out to me from Vancouver, Canada, I could sense immediately that they weren’t looking for a typical destination wedding. They were looking for a sanctuary. Coming from a city known for its breathtaking natural beauty and modern coastal vibe, they wanted something that felt like a bridge between their home and the deep, ancient roots of the Mediterranean. They chose the “Pink Palace,” as Palazzo Avino is affectionately known, because it embodies a rare blend of high-end luxury and deeply personal intimacy. It is the kind of place that feels like a private villa, yet possesses the grandeur of a noble history that stretches back through the centuries.

  • Groom's friend fastens boutonniere to groom's tuxedo lapel before wedding.
  • Man adjusts another's lapel pin on his tuxedo, with a classical painting behind them.
  • Groom being assisted with his bowtie before a wedding, wearing a tuxedo.
  • Groom adjusting another groom's bowtie, seated on ornate sofa.
  • Groom helps his partner adjust his bowtie while sitting on an ornate green and gold sofa.
  • Groom being helped with his tuxedo by another man.

My role as guide and storyteller is to ensure that this isn’t just a series of photos, but a true reflection of the couple’s soul. Ravello is a treasure trove for those who know how to look beyond the surface. It is a town of narrow alleys, steep stairs, and hidden corners where time seems to have stopped around the 12th century. As photographer in Ravello would tell you, the magic is in the details, the way the light catches a veil as you walk through a medieval archway, or the way the sea turns a deep indigo as the sun dips below the horizon. Working as photographer, I have learned that the key to a perfect experience is not found in a set of rules, but in the rhythm of the heart and the pace of the town itself.

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Groom in tuxedo smiles sitting on sofa at Palazzo Avino, ready for intimate wedding.
Groom with champagne and purple flowers reflected in an ornate mirror at his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Groom in tuxedo holding champagne at his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.

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Groom in tuxedo for his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, with a reflection in the mirror.
Groom in tuxedo poses elegantly during an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Groom wearing a tuxedo with a gold wedding band at an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Fabiano smiles during his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, dressed in a tuxedo with a unique bird lapel pin.

The Eternal Charm of the Pink Palace

Palazzo Avino is much more than a hotel; it is an architectural mirage. Perched 350 meters above the Tyrrhenian Sea, its rose-colored façade appears against the sky like a painting from another century. Originally built in the 12th century as the private villa of a noble Italian family, the Sasso family, it fell into disrepair over the decades until the Avino family purchased and meticulously restored it in the late 90s. Today, it is directed by the Avino sisters, who have infused the medieval structure with a contemporary vision of “female empowerment” and high design.

  • Two men in tuxedos pose in an ornate room with a couch and Persian rug.
  • Man in a black tuxedo with a bow tie and a gold bird lapel pin.
  • Man in tuxedo sitting on ornate couch, looking away.
  • Man in tuxedo sits on ornate green and gold chaise lounge.

The beauty of this venue lies in its functionality for an elopement. Unlike larger, more sprawling venues where the day can feel fragmented, Palazzo Avino offers a boutique experience where every moment flows naturally into the next. The interiors are a study in noble grandeur, featuring vaulted ceilings, domed roofs, and scallop-backed headboards that nod to its medieval roots. The rooms are decorated with iconic hand-made Vietri tiles and 18th-century antiques, creating an atmosphere that is both regal and welcoming.

  • Two men in tuxedos sit at a table on a balcony, drinking coffee.
  • Two men in tuxedos on a balcony hold champagne glasses.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos toast champagne glasses on a balcony with a palm tree.
  • Man in black tuxedo and bow tie stands on a balcony with a palm tree and coastal view.
  • Groom in tuxedo stands on balcony overlooking a hillside village and mountains.
  • Man in suit looking out at a coastal village from a balcony with a palm tree.
  • Two men in tuxedos hold champagne glasses on a balcony with palm fronds and trees.
  • Two men in tuxedos toast with champagne glasses on a balcony with palm fronds overhead.
  • Hands arrange two bright yellow lemons in a glass dish next to an apricot rose.
  • Two people in suits toast with champagne glasses, showing wedding rings.
  • Groom in tuxedo stands on balcony by palm tree, overlooking the ocean.
  • Two men in tuxedos holding champagne flutes, with palm fronds and trees in the background.
  • Two men in tuxedos clink champagne glasses on a balcony with a palm tree.
  • Groom in a suit holds a small cup of coffee, a wedding ring visible on his finger.

I remember talking with Mariella Avino once about the responsibility of caring for such a place. She explained that every step they take toward the future is rooted in a deep respect for the past. This is exactly what Fabiano and Oliver felt when they walked through the doors. They weren’t just guests in a hotel; they were part of a lineage of beauty. The palazzo acts as a giant modifier of light. The dusty rose walls don’t just reflect brightness; they reflect a soft, peach-toned warmth that acts like a natural filter for the skin, making every portrait look like it belongs in a master’s painting.

Breaking Traditions: A Shared Morning in the Suite

One of the most touching aspects of Fabiano and Oliver’s day was their decision to forgo the “first look.” In many traditional weddings, the couple stays apart until the ceremony, but these two wanted to experience the morning as a unit. They chose to prepare together in one of the most elegant suites of the palazzo, turning the “getting ready” phase into a shared celebration of their partnership.

  • Two grooms in tuxedos clink champagne glasses on a balcony with an ornate, pink archway.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos clink champagne glasses.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos smile at each other in front of a pinkish-orange building.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos smiling at each other on a balcony.
  • Groom in a tuxedo receives a boutonnière from another man, with greenery and building in background.
  • Groom's boutonnière is adjusted by his partner in front of an arched building.
  • Groom in a tuxedo has a boutonniere pinned to his lapel.
  • Groom adjusting boutonniere on another groom, both in tuxedos. Outdoor archway background.

The suite itself was a masterpiece of interior design by architects like Cristina Celestino and Giuliano Andrea dell’Uva, blending historical gravity with “chalk white” walls and accents of aquamarine and coral. As they adjusted each other’s suits and shared a quiet toast with a fine local wine, the atmosphere was one of profound peace. We used the elements of the room: the plush sofas, the ornate mirrors, and the expansive private terrace, to capture the reality of their bond.

  • Groom in tuxedo stands on balcony while another groom looks on from indoors.
  • Two grooms in matching tuxedos stand close together indoors, with ornate paintings behind them.

There is something incredibly powerful about capturing two people as they prepare for a lifelong commitment in the same space. It removes the artifice and focuses on the truth of the relationship. I watched them stand together on the terrace, looking out over the panoramic views of the coast, the morning mist still lifting from the valley below. The mirror in the suite became a window into their shared future, reflecting not just their physical presence, but the quiet confidence of two people who truly know and love each other.

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Two grooms' hands arrange lemons at an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Two grooms in tuxedos gaze out at the view during their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Groom sips coffee during intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, wearing a ring and watch.

AIRY AND MODERN

Fabiano and Oliver enjoy a moment during their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Groom holds espresso cup at an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
MEET ME

The Arches and the Art of the Interior

After the morning preparations, we moved through the internal halls of the palazzo. Every couple that comes here is drawn to the iconic white ogival arches. These Moorish windows are a testament to Ravello’s history as a maritime republic, influenced by trade with Byzantium and Africa. The arches provide a stunning architectural frame that contrasts the white lime-painted walls with the vibrant blue of the Mediterranean outside.

  • Two men in matching black tuxedos, smiling and embracing each other.
  • Two men in black tuxedos with bow ties stand in a bright, minimalist setting.
  • Man in tuxedo leans on ornate chair, holding a champagne bottle.
  • Two men in tuxedos stand near a framed portrait and flowers.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos hold hands and smile at each other.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos share a happy moment before a window with light blue curtains and an ornate sofa.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos look at each other in an arched doorway.
  • Two men in black tuxedos stand facing each other, looking into each other's eyes.
  • Two men in tuxedos embrace, one wearing a golden bird lapel pin.
  • Two men in black tuxedos lean in to kiss.

We also spent time in the luxurious bar, a space that feels like a shrine to the “Dolce Vita”. With its polished-walnut furnishings and decorative tile floors, it offered a sophisticated backdrop for portraits that felt both classic and modern. I love shooting in these spaces because the light that comes through the old windows has a soft, painterly quality that makes every portrait look like a masterpiece.

  • Man in tuxedo leans against white wall in arched doorway, hands in pockets.
  • Groom in tuxedo leaning against a white wall under an arched entryway.
  • Two men in tuxedos lean on a glass railing in arched alcoves.
  • Two men in tuxedos stand in separate arched openings, looking at each other.

Fabiano and Oliver were such a joy to photograph because they allowed themselves to be fully present. They didn’t feel the need to pose; they simply existed in the space. I remember one moment when they were standing under the white arches, just looking at the sea. The way the light hit the stone and bounced back onto their faces was nothing short of magic. It is in these moments that my deep knowledge of the building’s layout becomes essential. I know exactly which hallway catches the afternoon sun and which corners offer the most privacy when the hotel is busy.

Grooms Fabiano and Oliver share champagne at their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Fabiano and Oliver share a moment during their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Fabiano and Oliver celebrate their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino with a toast by the bar.
Two grooms celebrate their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino with champagne at a bar.

TIMELESS PICTURES

Groom in tuxedo poses before his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Groom in tuxedo preparing for his intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, looking thoughtfully away.
Fabiano and Oliver share a moment at their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, toasting with champagne at a luxurious bar.
Two grooms in elegant black suits share a moment during their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.

PALAZZO AVINO

A Ceremony of the Soul on the Vimini Terrace

The heart of the day was the ceremony on the Vimini Terrace. This specific terrace is a favorite for symbolic weddings because it offers a view that can only be described as world-class—a panorama of mountains covered in greenery and the glittering Gulf of Salerno. A solo violinist provided the soundtrack, her music mingling with the sea breeze and the distant sounds of the town.

  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands on a balcony overlooking a mountainous coastline.
  • Two men in tuxedos holding hands on a balcony with a mountain view.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold roses during a wedding ceremony officiated by a woman in a green dress.
  • Two men in tuxedos hold roses during a wedding ceremony with an officiant.
  • Man plays violin in front of woman, with an outdoor balcony and building in the background.
  • Woman in sparkly dress and large earrings looks right as a man plays violin in the blurred background.
  • Groom in tuxedo smiles while reading vows.
  • Man in suit reads from a small book held by his hands, a woman in a green dress stands blurred in the background.
  • Man in black tuxedo smiles, adjusting jacket lapel on a balcony with a scenic mountain view.
  • Woman in sequined dress holds red ring box and papers.
  • Man in black tuxedo stands on a balcony with a scenic mountain view.
  • Groom in tuxedo smiling while reading a small book on a balcony with greenery.
  • Groom in tuxedo smiles while reading from a small book on a balcony with a scenic view.
  • Groom in tuxedo holding a small book, speaking outdoors at a wedding ceremony.
  • Woman in sequined dress covers mouth in surprise, holding a red jewelry box.
  • Woman in black sequin dress cries, covering mouth with hand.
  • Man in tuxedo smiles while reading a small book outdoors.
  • Groom in a black tuxedo with bowtie and boutonniere, holding a small book.
  • Man in a tuxedo holds a single pink rose with a ribbon, implying a proposal or special occasion.
  • Man in tuxedo holds a single pink rose, its stem tied with a pale pink ribbon.
  • Two men in tuxedos and a woman in a green dress at an outdoor wedding ceremony with a scenic ocean view.
  • Man in black tuxedo with gold bird lapel pin looks towards another man in a tuxedo.
  • A hand holds an open notebook with handwritten vows.
  • Groom in black tuxedo stands with a book while a violinist plays in background.
  • Groom in tuxedo holding a book on a balcony with mountains in background.
  • Man in black suit holding a pamphlet and wearing a silver watch with a teal face.
  • Man in tuxedo reads from a book to a woman in a green dress outdoors.
  • Groom in tuxedo smiles as officiant reads from a book during outdoor ceremony.
  • Man in a suit stands with arms crossed holding a small notebook.
  • Man in tuxedo reads from a book to another man in a tuxedo.
  • Two men in tuxedos and a woman in a green dress stand on a balcony, with mountains in the background.
  • Man in black suit reads from a book to a woman in a green dress, with another man in a suit to her right. Wedding ceremony.
  • Man in tuxedo reads from a book on a balcony overlooking a mountainous landscape.
  • Groom in a black tuxedo with a boutonnière, looking to the side.
  • Man in suit reads from a book to a woman in a green dress, outdoors with mountains in the background.
  • Groom in black tuxedo and bowtie with white boutonniere, smiling.
  • Wedding officiant reads from a book to a smiling couple outdoors with a sea view.
  • Man in black suit holding a stack of cards, wearing a silver wristwatch.
  • Man in tuxedo reads from book during outdoor ceremony with couple.
  • Groom in black tuxedo and bowtie smiles, wearing a boutonniere.
  • Groom reads vows to partner during outdoor wedding ceremony with a scenic ocean backdrop.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos and an officiant in a green dress during an outdoor wedding ceremony.

What made this ceremony truly special was the celebrant, Fabiano and Oliver’s best friend. There is an emotional weight that only a close friend can bring to the exchange of vows. As they spoke their promises to each other, there was not a dry eye among the small group of intimate friends invited. The commozione was palpable, a beautiful reminder of why couples choose to travel halfway across the world for such a moment.

Immediately following the “I do,” we held a toast right there on the terrace. The iconic backdrop of the Amalfi Coast served as the witness to their first moments as a married couple. We took some of the most tender photos during this time, with the golden light beginning to soften as it hit the coastline. Before leaving the palazzo for our walk through the town, we stopped in the area in front of the Hall, capturing the grand entrance of the “Pink Palace” in a way that felt both regal and deeply personal.

  • Two grooms exchange rings on a balcony overlooking a scenic view, with officiant behind.
  • Two men in tuxedos exchange rings, with an officiant holding a book between them, outdoors with ocean view.
  • Two men in suits exchange rings during a wedding ceremony, with an officiant holding a book in the background.
  • Man in suit places ring on another man's finger during wedding ceremony.
  • A groom places a ring on his partner's finger during a wedding ceremony.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos share a tender kiss outdoors with a blurred mountainous background.
  • Two men in black suits hug on a balcony overlooking a coastal landscape.
  • Two men in suits hug outdoors with a scenic mountain backdrop.

Walking Through the Heart of Ravello

Ravello is a pedestrian-only town, which is a blessing for photography but a challenge for logistics. You have to be willing to walk the cobbled streets and navigate the many stairs. Fabiano and Oliver were more than happy to explore. We started at the Town Hall, also known as Palazzo Tolla, a 12th-century building that serves as the administrative heart of the village. The registry courtyard, with its vine pergola and Mediterranean garden, is a spot that smells like heaven and makes every walk feel like a true procession.

From there, we moved toward the area of Luigi’s Bar. For those who know Ravello, Luigi’s is an institution: a place where you can feel the pulse of local life. We captured moments of them walking through the narrow historic streets, being cheered by locals and tourists alike with shouts of “Auguri!” and “Complimenti!”. This energy is what makes Ravello so unique; it is a luxury destination that has never lost its small-town soul.

Fabiano and Oliver hold hands at their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, with a violinist playing in the foreground.
Two champagne flutes and roses set the scene for an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.
Fabiano and Oliver toast on their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino overlooking the sea.
Fabiano and Oliver embrace on the balcony during their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino with a scenic ocean view.
Fabiano and Oliver share a tender moment at their intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino.

One of the most exclusive moments of the day was our visit to the terrace of Palazzo Confalone. This historic dwelling, dating back to the 11th century, was once the Hotel Palumbo and is steeped in a history of art and thought. The staff was incredibly kind to grant us permission to shoot on their terrace, which offers a different but equally breathtaking view of the coast. The contrast of the 18th-century rose garden and the ancient marble columns provided a rich texture to our session.

  • Two grooms in matching tuxedos dance joyfully on a balcony overlooking the sea.
  • Two men in black suits dance on a balcony with a mountainous coastal backdrop.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands, dancing on a balcony with a mountain view.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands on a balcony overlooking a coastal mountain landscape.
  • Two grooms in matching tuxedos dance joyfully on a balcony overlooking the sea.
  • Two men in black suits dance on a balcony with a mountainous coastal backdrop.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands, dancing on a balcony with a mountain view.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands on a balcony overlooking a coastal mountain landscape.

The Magic of Light and Timing

People often ask me when the best time to take photos in Ravello is. My answer is always the same: it’s about the “magic hour,” but it’s also about knowing the shadows. The “Golden Hour”—the hour before sunset—is when Ravello turns into a cinematic dream. The light becomes warm, orange, and hits the mountains in a way that feels almost spiritual.

But mastery isn’t just about the sunset. It’s about knowing how to handle the midday sun by finding “open shade” in the courtyards or using the white walls as reflectors. It’s about understanding that the “Blue Hour”—the 20 minutes after the sun disappears—is when the sky turns a deep indigo and the village lights below begin to twinkle like stars.

  • Two men in matching black tuxedos look at each other affectionately in front of a large, arched glass doorway.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos kiss under an arched entryway in a courtyard.
  • Man in a tuxedo uses a lion head door knocker.
  • Two men in tuxedos smile at each other, framed by a colorful floral arch with a Santa Maria Novella sign.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos smile, posing in a grand entryway.
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos share a tender kiss at their wedding, with a floral arch in the background.

For Fabiano and Oliver, we timed everything to perfection. We avoided the crowds at the most famous spots by being strategic about our movements. I always suggest starting early or choosing paths that most tourists never find, quiet courtyards and bougainvillea-covered side streets that offer the privacy a couple needs. This expertise in logistics is what transforms a simple photo session into an effortless experience. I always tell my couples to wear comfortable shoes for the walk, save the heels for the ceremony! I’ve even been known to carry a bride’s bag or a groom’s jacket just to make sure they can walk freely and enjoy the moment.

An Intimate Finale Under the Stars

The day ended where it began, back at Palazzo Avino for the final dinner. For a small group of intimate friends, the hotel provides a setting that is unmatched for its culinary excellence and panoramic beauty. The dinner took place on a terrace overlooking the sea, with a table adorned with local flowers and candles.

  • Two grooms in black tuxedos walk hand-in-hand through a floral archway toward a building labeled "Municipio."
  • Two grooms in black tuxedos shake hands outside a shop with an orange awning.
  • Two men in tuxedos holding hands and smiling outside a building with "MUNICIPIO" above the entrance.
  • Two men in tuxedos hold hands sitting on a bench in front of colorful ceramic art.

The menu was a celebration of Campanian flavors: fresh seafood, citrus risottos, and Neapolitan sweets like Millefeuille with wild strawberries. As they sat under the starry night, sharing stories and laughter with their closest friends, the true meaning of an elopement became clear. It wasn’t about the show; it was about the connection.

  • Two men in suits hold hands and look at a bell tower.
  • Two men in formal attire pose in front of ancient stone arches.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos smile at each other on their wedding day.
  • Two men in tuxedos pose outdoors near ancient stone ruins and greenery.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos embrace on a cobblestone path lined with lush greenery and trees.
  • Groom kissing his partner on the cheek on a balcony with a scenic mountain view.
  • Two grooms in black suits hold hands in front of a stone building.
  • Two men in tuxedos hold hands outdoors, with a building in the background.

I sat back for a moment and watched them. Fabiano and Oliver, two souls from Vancouver, had found their place in this 12th-century palace. They had navigated the stairs of Ravello, toasted with the local wine, and exchanged promises on a terrace suspended between the sea and sky. My job was to capture that: the raw, unfiltered truth of their happiness. As the “Blue Hour” faded into night and the last glasses of wine were poured, I knew we had created something timeless.

  • Two men in suits hold hands over a decorated table, one wearing a ring.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos sit at a table on a sunny terrace overlooking a hillside town.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos take a selfie outdoors with Italian flags in the background.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos hold hands while sitting at a table on a sunny terrace overlooking a village.
  • Man in a black tuxedo leans against a vine-covered wall, with orange flowers in the foreground and trees in the background.
  • Man in tuxedo with bow tie and bird lapel pin, posing by vine-covered wall with red flowers.
  • Groom in white shirt with jacket over shoulder looks at his reflection in a tuxedo.
  • Man in tuxedo with bow tie and lapel pin stands by potted red flowers and ivy-covered wall.

My Personal Approach to the Ravello Experience

I don’t believe in “bossing” couples around. My philosophy is one of “Piano Piano”: moving slowly, feeling the rhythm of the day, and building “buffer time” into the schedule so nothing ever feels rushed. I want my couples to feel like they are walking through a dream with a friend who happens to have a camera.

  • Two grooms in black tuxedos pose near a terracotta building with a green door and staircase.

Whether it’s suggesting a specific spot for a sunset kiss or knowing exactly when the Town Hall garden is the least crowded, these small details make the difference between a good day and a perfect one. I love Ravello because every visit makes me fall in love with it all over again. It is a place that demands you slow down and notice the beauty in every corner.

  • Two grooms in tuxedos embrace on a balcony overlooking a coastal town and mountains.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos smile on a balcony overlooking a coastal mountain landscape.
  • Two grooms in tuxedos embracing on a balcony with a mountain and sea view.
  • Two men in tuxedos smile at each other on a balcony overlooking a coastal mountain landscape.

For those dreaming of an intimate wedding at Palazzo Avino, my advice is simple: trust the town, trust the light, and most importantly, trust each other. The “Pink Palace” will provide the backdrop, but you will provide the soul. And I will be there to make sure that the magic of your day is captured in a way that you can revisit for the rest of your lives.

  • Four people in formal attire enjoy a meal at a table overlooking a scenic coastline.
  • A woman in a black sequin dress and three people in formal wear toast with champagne at a table with floral arrangements.
  • Four people in formal attire at a decorated table with floral centerpieces.
  • Four elegantly dressed people toast at a celebratory dinner with a scenic mountain view.
  • Close up of a floral arrangement with a prominent peach-colored rose and soft pink and white roses.
  • Pink sweet peas and roses in a peach vase on a table with a blurred background of water and hills.
  • Four people in formal attire at a table on a balcony overlooking a coastal mountain view.
  • Floral centerpieces adorn a formal table setting on a balcony overlooking a scenic view.
  • Soft pink and white floral arrangement in a coral vase on a table setting.
  • A table setting with multiple vases of pink and peach flowers, a glass, and place settings.