
The day before my
departure for Puglia I attended the
wedding of a very close friend of mine, Claudia. She chose a very
traditional italian wedding, in the church and afterwards a dinner with family and friends in a very stunning
manor in the Valdarno area. The building was a very
ancient castle where, it is believed, even
Napoleon slept there!

The dinner with round tables were set in the courtyard around a faboulus well. Instead the newly weds were seated in a small table overlooking the others. It was a very romantic scene.
I was seated together with other girlfriends in the "
fucsia table". Not very far from the courtyard there was an
italian garden with a labyrinth where the
photographer snapped some photos of the bride (the groom does not love this kind of things...).

My friend was really moved but also very radiant. After the dinner they danced together and
the groom sang a love song for her.
While I am writing this post they are
honeymooning somewhere in the Mediterranean. I would like to wish her all the luck, joy and happiness and I am wondering when will I get married? But I am also thinking about why so many people come to
get married in Tuscany; it is so full of lovely places to tie the knot!
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