Nadia & Quinn’s Italian hills wedding
SOME DESTINATION WEDDINGS ARE ABOUT DISCOVERING A PLACE.
THIS ONE WAS ABOUT RETURNING TO IT.
Architects by profession and passionate about design, they infused every detail with meaning.
From stationery inspired by New York's subway map to personalised Terrible Towels honouring the city where they first met, every element told a piece of their story.
“As an international couple, we had some concerns about planning a wedding from afar, but they made the entire process feel smooth and manageable. Their communication, guidance, and organization helped ease so much of that stress and allowed us to enjoy the planning experience.
We had a small wedding with 45 guests, and they helped us design an experience that felt intimate, thoughtful, and completely personal in every detail."
— NADIA AND QUINN
Our Note on Nadia and Quinn’s wedding
For Nadia and Quinn, choosing Veneto was deeply personal. Nadia’s grandparents and uncles left Bassano del Grappa many years ago to build a life in the US. Bringing their family back to where that story began made this wedding feel like a true return to their roots.
Over the weekend, their guests experienced a very special side of Veneto: welcome dinner and wedding day surrounded by vineyards and olive groves in the Euganean Hills, local wines, and a panoramic terrace overlooking the Venetian plain at sunset. The day after they went to Bassano del Grappa together, the place at the heart of Nadia’s family story. With just 45 guests, everyone was truly part of the experience. There was time to explore, share long meals, take in the views and simply be together, not just attend a wedding.
And then there was the design. Metro-inspired graphics, muted spring tones, vintage touches and personal references, including Pittsburgh’s iconic Terrible Towels. We loved finding that balance between the Veneto landscape and everything that made Nadia and Quinn unmistakably themselves.
What we loved most was the trust behind it all. They knew what they wanted, but gave us the freedom to shape it together. And that is when the creative process becomes really rewarding for us: when a place, a couple and their story stop feeling like three separate things and start becoming one celebration.
— Elisa & Giulia
Your story could be next.
Let’s talk about what you’re imagining for your wedding in Veneto.