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Watercolor Destination Wedding in Florence

Watercolor Destination Wedding in Florence

We’re always happy when we have a destination wedding to share, and this one from Booth Photographics, Brenda Babcock Celebrations, and Jardin Divers is hitting all the right notes. Jae and Jina fell in love in Italy, so they returned to the country a few years later to tie the knot with 75 of their closest friends and family. Beautiful blues, purple, and soft ivory await in this watercolor inspired affair!

Watercolor Destination Wedding in Florence - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

From the wedding photographer, Booth Photographics: While planning a trip to Tuscany, Jae ran into a new girl at work and on a whim, invited her on his trip. Little did Jina when she accepted his invitation that they’d return to the place where they first fell in love in a few years for their wedding. Jina and Jae enlisted a skilled team to help them create an intimate and chic destination wedding for 75 of their closest loved ones in Florence. Inspired by some of their favorite memories strolling the city during the last blueish light of twilight, Jina and Jae selected a watercolor inspired palette of soft gold, blues, and lavender.

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bridesmaids portraits - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

wedding ceremonies - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

wedding venues - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

They consciously wore Italian shoes brands, left a gift bag of Italian snacks and drinks in each room, featured classic Italian cocktails like the Aperol Spritz at cocktail hours and used olive tree leaves as wedding confetti to commemorate the culture where they first fell in love. They intentionally chose place settings by famous florentine designer Richard Ginori to commemorate the renaissance tradition of art in Florence.

wedding ceremonies - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

ceremony recessionals - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

wedding portraits - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

Florence wedding venues - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

After their outdoor ceremony overlooking the tiled roofs of Florence, guests sipped Aperol Spritzes and enjoy Italian snacks on the villa lawn as they snapped countless photos of the sunset over the city skyline. Brenda Babcock Celebrations created two long king’s tables for dinner, laid with low floral compotes, fresh fruit, and taper candles tucked under a canopy of cafe lights. As guests enjoyed dinner together, they got to watch the most spectacular sunset over the city of Florence!

Florence weddings - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

romantic tablescapes - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

blue place settings - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

purple centerpieces - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

blue wedding tablecloths - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

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unique guest book ideas - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

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wedding tablescapes - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

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wedding dances - photo by Booth Photographics https://ruffledblog.com/watercolor-destination-wedding-in-florence

View all images from this wedding in the gallery

Wedding Vendors

Photography: Booth Photographics
Planning and Design: Brenda Babcock Celebrations
Floral Design: Jardin Divers
Venue: Villa la Vedetta
Wedding Dress: Zuhair Murad
Bride’s Shoes: Prada, Sergio Rossi
Wedding Veil: Sara Gabriel
Bridal Hairpiece: Twigs and Honey
Bridal and Bridesmaid Robes: Plum Pretty Sugar
Hair and Makeup: Kim Chyung Hair Face
Groom’s Attire: Practical Tailor Hong Kong
Catering: Villa La Vedetta
Place Settings: Richard Ginori
Paper Suite: Bright Room Studio

View Comments (2)
  • I just loved these king’s tables! They are the prettiest! Thanks so much for the feature!

  • This is absolutely breathtaking!! The venue, the scenery, the dress…all completely stunning. It seems like they had a pretty big group–how many people attended? And were they just seated at those two long tables? To me, that seems like it could be a bit difficult seating-wise if you right in the middle of one long table. I can’t help but wonder, what did they use to plan out seating? Did they use any form of wedding seating chart maker, such as this one? I’m just looking for some tips for my upcoming wedding next summer. I found this tool to be helpful, but I’d love any other tips–please share! Regardless of my conundrum, thanks so much for these lovely photos, they were an absolute treat for me!

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