Couple and Family Photography in Cefalù
Andrea and Giovanni married in Cefalù and years later returned with their child for a new family session. Discover how I capture weddings and families in Sicily with an authentic storytelling approach.
Family photography reportage: Andrea & Giovanni’s Return
An international wedding in Cefalù
Andrea and Giovanni got married in 2019 in Cefalù, in one of the most vibrant and international weddings I have ever photographed. Friends and family came from all over the world, and the celebration was unforgettable. The “hora loca” at the end of the night remains one of my favorite moments: colors, dancing, laughter.
Returning after a few years
A few years later, they reached out to me. Today they live in Guadeloupe and are proud parents of a wonderful little boy, Max. They chose to return to Cefalù for a few days to be photographed together again. Just the three of them, in that special place once more.
It is always an honor to be called back by a couple after so many years. It means that something in those wedding photos left a mark—a bond of trust, empathy, and shared memory was created.
Capturing the family with the same gaze
Photographing them as a family was deeply moving. Not only for the tenderness in their looks but for the strength of the journey they continue together. Telling each chapter, one after another, is the most rewarding part of my work.
Your special chapter in Sicily
Would you like to tell a new chapter of your story right here in Sicily?
Whether returning to a place close to your hearts or marking a special moment in your life together, I would be delighted to accompany you with my lens.
Write to me and tell me who you are. Let’s start from there.
A Roman walk for two
Hiroto and Rie came from Japan for a romantic wedding-style photo session in Rome. Explore their gallery and get inspired for your own shoot in Italy or anywhere.
A Roman walk for two
She wore her wedding dress. He wore a look of quiet wonder.
Hiroto and Rie came all the way from Japan to celebrate their love in the Eternal City.
We wandered through golden light and quiet alleys, letting Rome whisper its magic into every photo.
It wasn’t a wedding — but it felt like one.
No guests, no big plans.
Just the two of them. And still, everything was there: beauty, tenderness, emotion.
If you feel a connection with this way of telling relationships write to me
