A Roman Celebration at Palazzo Brancaccio, Framed by History and Light

Palazzo Brancaccio

A + D

Some venues exist at a frequency that changes how a wedding feels. Palazzo Brancaccio is one of them — a 19th century Roman palazzo where every room holds a century of light and every corridor frames the couple like a painting that already existed.

Andrea and Diego began their ceremony at Chiesa Sant'Ignazio di Loyola, one of Rome's most breathtaking baroque churches, and continued to the palazzo as the Italian evening settled around them. She arrived in a Monique Lhuillier gown. The decor by Andrea Patrizi felt like it belonged to the building. Shantian Songs Entertainment provided the music, and Whitesfilm captured it all on cinema.

My role was to document what was already there — the architecture, the emotion, the specific way a Panamanian couple looks when they realize they are getting married in Rome. Nothing staged. Everything kept.