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Venice: A Timeless Romance for Destination Weddings

Venice, the city of canals, gondolas, and architectural wonders, is a captivating destination for couples seeking a destination wedding immersed in romance, history, and unparalleled charm. With its picturesque waterways, enchanting bridges, and magnificent palaces, Venice provides a dream-like backdrop for a truly unforgettable wedding experience. In this article, we will explore the allure of a destination wedding in Venice, highlighting its unique features, popular wedding venues, and the enchanting experiences that make it an ideal choice for couples looking to celebrate their special day in one of the most romantic cities in the world.

Grand Canal: A Grand Entrance: The Grand Canal, Venice's main waterway, offers a majestic setting for a destination wedding. Imagine arriving at your wedding ceremony in a beautifully decorated gondola, gliding along the canal as the historic palaces and elegant bridges create a mesmerizing backdrop. The Grand Canal's timeless charm, reflected in its stunning architecture and the gentle flow of the water, sets the stage for a romantic and unforgettable wedding celebration.

St. Mark's Square: A Historic Landmark: St. Mark's Square, the heart of Venice, is a historic and iconic location for a destination wedding. Imagine exchanging vows in the majestic St. Mark's Basilica, with its intricate mosaics and breathtaking architecture, followed by a reception in one of the elegant palaces surrounding the square. St. Mark's Square offers a sense of grandeur and opulence, immersing couples and their guests in the rich history and cultural heritage of Venice.

Palazzo Pisani Moretta: Venetian Elegance: Palazzo Pisani Moretta, an exquisite palace located on the Grand Canal, is a luxurious and romantic wedding venue in Venice. With its ornate frescoes, grand staircases, and beautifully manicured gardens, the palazzo provides an enchanting setting for a destination wedding. Exchange vows in the opulent ballroom or host a reception on the palace terrace overlooking the canal, indulging in Venetian cuisine and fine wines. Palazzo Pisani Moretta encapsulates the elegance and sophistication that Venice is renowned for.

San Giorgio Maggiore: Island Serenity: San Giorgio Maggiore, a serene island located across from St. Mark's Square, offers a tranquil and picturesque venue for a destination wedding. Imagine saying "I do" in the historic San Giorgio Maggiore Church, with its magnificent views of the lagoon and the city skyline, followed by a reception in a waterfront garden or a rooftop terrace overlooking Venice. San Giorgio Maggiore combines architectural beauty with the serenity of its island location, creating a serene and intimate atmosphere for a memorable wedding celebration.

Venetian Palaces: Intimate Luxury: Venice is renowned for its historic palaces, many of which have been transformed into exclusive venues for weddings and events. These palaces, such as Palazzo Cavalli and Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo, offer couples the opportunity to celebrate their special day in a truly unique and intimate setting. From ornate ballrooms to private courtyards and rooftop terraces, these Venetian palaces provide an atmosphere of timeless elegance and exclusivity, ensuring a destination wedding that is both luxurious and unforgettable.

Venice, with its magical canals, historic landmarks, and architectural wonders, is an unrivaled destination for couples seeking a destination wedding immersed in romance and charm. Whether you choose the Grand Canal, St. Mark's Square, Palazzo Pisani Moretta, San Giorgio Maggiore, or one of the city's intimate pal

aces, each venue in Venice offers a unique blend of history, elegance, and beauty. Celebrate your special day in this timeless city and create memories that will last a lifetime, surrounded by the enchanting atmosphere of Venice's timeless romance.

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There is a vendeta in Venice between the red striped gondoliers of St Marco east of the canale grande with the blue striped gondoliers of St Polo west of the canale grande. As long as they remain in their quarters everything is ok, but when they meet on the canale grande or row thier customers in the wrong quarter there will be a quarrel with abusive language up to violance. It is not unusual that one boat crashes into another, boat and people will end in the water of the canale.

They do not respect couples on honeymoon. But as long as she is in the strong male arms of her wo-man, she does not fear any harm.

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venice bride | by gloriavelvet

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Daniel3.jpg | The Venetian wedding pt1

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Always.

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A comic of the dog family from 80s pound puppies in Bluey's style and world: the parents Rusty & Lucy and the pups Andy, Candy & Mandy.

I'm sure that if this family was in the show or it had similar characters the Heelers would've been really nice friends to each other.

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you know what ??? i don't like a*y p*nd

i just don't. getting married in the morning, throws herself at the doctor ! time jumps FIVE YEARS and is married and HEAVILY PREGNANT and the one thing she says before ending the dream is that she's never told rory she loves him ????????

like. im not bashing the actress she's doing what she can but the writing of her character is just. absurd to me. i get it like falling in love with the doctor is something girls do on this show but like. to be actively engaged and decide after a couple of adventures that you're gonna bang the doctor and completely forget about your fiance ???

AND THEN SUDDENLY it's all fine actually ! she chooses rory in just a couple episodes !

and even just these like 7 episodes in she's like "the doctor trusts me more than anyone and would tell me anything" but like ...... mostly he just yells at you to not do something that you then go do anyway ???

it's just such a weird ass relationship that they have like. literally what.

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Asolo , Italy

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andrea&elena #01

un matrimonio stupendo in un luogo magnifico con persone fantastiche! #wedding #venezia #pinhole #forostenopeico #movimentazioni

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round up // SEPTEMBER 23

My fellow Fall Goblins, we must usher in the Autumn by force! 

One of the joys of not using TikTok and minimizing your Instagram use over time is any content you do watch is even more tailored to your interests than an algorithm because only people who know and love are sending it to you directly. I am embracing my Fall Goblin status (as @taryndelaniesmith coined it) with the new iced pumpkin chai at Starbucks and rewatching Gilmore Girls. (Sorry to sound like an #ad.) Less related to the latest equinox, I’ve been catching up with 2023 releases, digging into women’s memoirs, and, yes, still thinking about Barbie. If these September picks don’t tide you over all through October, add these movies with Autumn vibes to your watchlist.  

September Crowd-Pleasers

1. The Equalizer 3 (2023)

If the if-it-ain’t-broke-don’t-fix-it mentality is what you’re looking for in the action genre, this more than delivers because Antoine Fuqua is one of the best at making action that is both beautifully shot and easy to follow. (Just a reminder that his Magnificent Seven remake is deeply underrated!) Setting this adventure on one of the dreamiest coastal towns in the world means this is the best-looking Equalizer yet, but even that isn’t the real draw. Read my full review for ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 7/10

2. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 (2023)

Someone’s ex shows up unexpectedly, family secrets are unearthed, and we have to find something for Joey Fatone to do! Fortunately, even with all that story, this is still a good time and also a step up from the Netflix and Hallmark-style movies that have become the de facto purgatory for rom-coms and family comedies in the last 10 years. Read my full review for ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8.5/10 // Critic: 6.5/10

3. A Haunting in Venice (2023)

To use a Moneyball metaphor, if Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building are hitting grand slams and home runs, these Agatha Christie movies are focused on getting on base. Haunting is like watching your favorite team win 1-0—you may not remember the game the rest of your life, but it’s still a win. Read my full review for ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 7.5/10

in the Building are hitting grand slams and home runs, these Agatha Christie movies are focused on getting on base. Haunting is like watching your favorite team win 1-0—you may not remember the game the rest of your life, but it’s still a win. Read my full review for ZekeFilm. Crowd: 8/10 // Critic: 7.5/10

4. GUTS by Olivia Rodrigo (2023)

Queen! The opening track’s satiric take on the unattainable expectations for modern women goes right up there with America Ferrera’s speech in Barbie, and “pretty isn’t pretty” and “teenage dream” are excellent companions for those themes. “bad idea right?” is a hilarious anthem meant for shouting at the top of your lungs, and “get him back!” is one of the flat-out best pop songs since, well, “drivers license.” While GUTS may not have a track that transcends that generation-crossing ballad, this album is a step up because it avoids the repetition of the breakup tracks from SOUR. 

5. Gran Turismo (2023)

A movie about gamer-turned-racecar-driver does not scream A Movie for Taylor™, but a movie starring Orlando Bloom and David Harbour sure does! I went in skeptical but ended up emotionally invested in this based-on-a-true-coming-of-age-story sports movie that was much better than it needed to be thanks to this charismatic cast and Neill Blomkamp’s innovative directing. Crowd: 8.5/10 // Critic: 7.5/10

More September Crowd-Pleasers: Our Lips Are Sealed (2000) is just an Annette and Frankie movie starring the Olsen twins, a baby kangaroo named Boomer, and Jason he-better-win-an-Oscar-someday Clarke // Did you know Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta reunited in Basic (2003)? It’s a fun thriller with plot in the vein of A Few Good Men from the director Die Hard // Accepted (2006) is cruder than my typical taste, but Justin Long and the script find heart and insightful comedy in an update to Animal House // Is Terminator Salvation (2009) an underrated gem of the franchise even without Schwarzenegger? // Iron Sky (2012), a sci-fi action flick in which astronauts find a secret base the Nazis fled to in 1945, is one of the most fun bad movies I’ve seen in a long time // Sisu (2023) is the John Wick of WWII Finland with all the fun and none of the baggage of world building // Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver are teaming up for the Strike Force Five podcast, and their conversations are as random and delightful as you’d hope

September Critic Picks

1. Girls on Film by Alicia Malone (2022)

Turner Classic Movies host Alicia Malone’s memoir looks back on her life through the films that influenced her growing up and through the ones the ones that have represented her life as a woman. She shares how Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Mad Love, National Velvet, The NeverEnding Story, and Smooth Talk have impacted her life, as well as behind-the-scenes stories from her career and her Hollywood adventures. (In one, she shares a life-changing conversation she had with an unnamed actor in Rome. I’m choosing to believe it was Andrew Garfield!) A thoughtful combination of reflection and cinema history, I had trouble putting this down. 

2. And So They Were Married (1936)

In a Parent Trap-reverse plot, single parents Mary Astor and Melvyn Douglas fall for each other at a ski lodge over a Christmas holiday, but their kids (Edith Fellows, Jackie Moran) can’t stand each other. I will definitely be revisiting this charming screwball rom-com this holiday season! Crowd: 8.5/10 // Critic: 8.5/10

3. The Beautiful Letdown (Our Version) [Deluxe Edition] by Switchfoot (2023)

Nostalgia overload! I didn’t know I needed the Jonas Brothers, Relient K, and more covering one of the core albums of my youth.

4. Archive by Sofia Coppola (2023)

If, like me, you love films about lonely women, scrapbooks so thick they can't close, photos of people in period costumes using modern technology, and learning everything you can about an artist’s process, you'll also love this 500-page collection of Sofia Coppola’s mood boards, character notes, and story inspirations.

5. Good Reads

If you’re still thinking about Barbie, these are great companion pieces for digging into the ideas it’s exploring: 

“The Good Christian Girl: A Fable,” ChristianityToday.com (2010) 

“Single Christian Women Are Much More Than Their Wombs,” ChristianityToday.com (2023) 

“Men Are Lost. Here’s a Map Out of the Wilderness,” WashingtonPost.com (2023)

“Barbie Affirms the Goodness of Women's Embodiment,” KatelynBeaty.substack.com (2023)

"In the Beginning, There Was Barbie,” vox.com (2023)

And only tangentially related to Barbie, this piece:

“The Real Lesson From the Lizzo Saga: Don’t Deify Celebrities,” WashingtonPost.com (2023)

More September Critic Picks: The Big Short (2015) is the platonic ideal of an Adam McKay issues movie // Can we get more old school pop records like The Dip Delivers by The Dip (2019), please? // Before Forrest Gump, there was Being There (1979), which is a slow-burn comedy only someone as stellar as Peter Sellers could pull off // Hanna (2011) makes me wish more directors like Joe Wright were tackling action thrillers starring Saoirse Ronan-caliber actresses

Also in September…

My two takeaways from Dumb Money (2023) are that

Money is, well, dumb

We have not figured out how to make movies about the Internet yet

This comedy feels like scrolling through the Internet: always entertaining, needlessly profane, and featuring TikTok dances even when I’m not looking for them. Read my full review for ZekeFilm.

Photo credits: Alicia Malone, Switchfoot, Sofia Coppola. IMDb.com.

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Daniel3.jpg | The Venetian wedding pt2

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This 18th Century vintage costume for men is inspired from the magical Venical Carnival & Late Baroque fashion. The costume can become the zest of any carnival or themed festival and can also be a perfect costume for wedding groom.

This 3Pc court suit include: •Blush Pink raw silk justaucorps embellished with floral embroidery & metal button detailing •White raw silk vest embellished with Victorian floral embroidery & have metal buttons closure •Blush Pink raw silk Breeches with floral embroidery on bottom & metal button detailings & closure •Laced jabots & cuffs

Features: •Intricate embroidered •Lightweight •Soft & Breathable •Comfortable wearing in all seasons

Material & Caring: •Premium raw silk & eco friendly material •Dry Clean •Dry on low heat or hang to dry for best result

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ELOPE TO ITALIAN RIVIERA

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Venice Wedding Photographer- Capturing Eternal Moments in the City of Love

A wedding in Venice is nothing short of a fairytale. The enchanting canals, historic palazzos, and romantic gondola rides provide the perfect backdrop for couples looking to tie the knot in one of the most beautiful cities in the world. To immortalize these once-in-a-lifetime memories, hiring a professional Venice wedding photographer is essential. Their expertise ensures every magical moment, big or small, is captured with artistry and emotion, turning your wedding day into a visual story you can cherish forever.

Why Choose a Venice Wedding Photographer?

Local photographers in Venice are not only familiar with the city’s stunning landmarks but also know how to navigate its hidden gems. From St. Mark's Square at sunrise to a secluded bridge draped in flowers, they’ll guide you to the most picturesque locations. Whether you're planning a glamorous elopement or an extravagant destination wedding, a Venice photographer ensures every detail reflects the beauty and romance that the city offers. They understand how to utilize the natural light bouncing off the water, capturing intimate moments with both elegance and authenticity.

Services and Expertise

A Venice wedding photographer offers more than just photography services; they become your creative partner in documenting the story of your special day. Their expertise extends to pre-wedding sessions, engagement shoots, and post-wedding shoots, giving couples the opportunity to explore Venice's beauty from multiple angles. Whether it’s candid photography capturing spontaneous joy or carefully composed portraits in the grandeur of Venetian architecture, these photographers adapt their style to reflect your personality.

Many wedding photographers in Venice also offer videography services, allowing couples to relive the essence of their wedding day through cinematic films. They use high-quality equipment to capture every precious smile, tear, and kiss, transforming fleeting moments into lifelong memories.

Iconic Locations for Wedding Photography in Venice

Venice offers countless stunning backdrops to enhance your wedding photography. Some of the most iconic places include:

St. Mark’s Basilica and Piazza San Marco: Perfect for grand, elegant portraits with Venice’s most famous landmarks.

Rialto Bridge: Ideal for romantic couple shots during golden hour, overlooking the bustling Grand Canal.

Venetian Gondolas: A gondola ride down the canal creates a timeless setting for capturing intimacy and adventure.

Burano Island: For a playful and colorful session, Burano’s vibrant streets and pastel houses offer a unique contrast to Venice’s historic architecture.

Tailored Packages and Destination Expertise

Many Venice wedding photographers offer customizable packages to suit your wedding style and needs. From a few intimate hours of elopement photography to comprehensive coverage of multi-day celebrations, these packages ensure flexibility. Since most photographers specialize in destination weddings, they can also assist with logistics, such as navigating permits required for shooting at certain landmarks.

Conclusion

Your wedding day is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and having it captured by a skilled Venice wedding photographer ensures that every moment is preserved with care and creativity. Their ability to blend storytelling with artistry guarantees that your memories are not only documented but transformed into timeless works of art. With the city of Venice as your canvas, the possibilities for breathtaking wedding photography are endless. Whether on a romantic gondola or under the stars at St. Mark's Square, a Venice photographer will make sure your love story is told in the most beautiful way possible.