Margherita Cardelli and Gerardo Cavaliere Wedding
Photo: Alba Morassutti-Vitale1/53Our invitation was created for us by our friend and witness, Marie-Louise Sciò. She chose our beloved landscape, the lowland of Campo Imperatore, for the backdrop and a romantic yellow font that we adored right away for the text.
Photo: Courtesy of Margherita Cardelli2/53I preferred to use flowers instead of the classic ring pillow. Chamomile and goldilocks held our very simple gold rings. Our little nephews brought them to us.
Photo: Alba Morassutti-Vitale3/53We got married in a very small ceremony on a Thursday with our families and witnesses. My dress, inspired by the typical dirndl from Abruzzo, has been designed for me by my dear friend Caterina Nelli, owner of the great Rome boutique Bomba. I loved it at first sight. The attention to details, the luxurious touch of the fabrics, and the simplicity of the look immediately took me. Gerardo’s suit was created and handmade by him. It is Sartoria Giuliva, double-breasted, and made with navy blue fresco lana—a very classic suit, perfect for a wedding.
Photo: Alba Morassutti-Vitale4/53This bridal bouquet was made of countryside flowers collected an hour before our wedding.
Photo: Alba Morassutti-Vitale5/53We chose the little church of the cloister convent where my grandfather’s sister Margherita (who I am named after) has been a nun at for most of her life. It is a really special place for both of us.
