Bella Cosa Wedding A Lake Wales Tuscany Backdrop

Bella Cosa Wedding A Lake Wales Tuscany Backdrop

Bella Cosa Weddings 

The Love Story….

     This Bella Cosa Bride and groom met over a bike repair to the brides bike. One thing led to another and they ended up dating. Later marrying…obviously. The groom proposed in his Porsche as his original plan was washed out by the rain. The couple wed just a few short months before the wedding we captured at Bella Cosa in England on a cliff overlooking the water. Did you know there was water there? I didn’t. The bride dreamed of a Tuscany inspired backdrop for their stateside celebration and found it in Bella Cosa. 

The Details

 I’m a sucker for amazing details. The bride constructed the table scapes from tuscan inspiration. Simple and elegant would be a great title to the decor. The tablescape really fit in with the theme and didn’t take away from the ambiance of the location but added more fullness to it. 

Getting Ready

Since we were skipping the formal ceremony since they had done it just a few months prior we thought it would be super cute and non traditional to have the groom help his bride into her dress. It really kept it about the two of them and the space was amazing to really capture some emotion into the whole portion of the day. We could lead straight into formals

Couples Formals

I love when a couple allows for a significant amount of time to do couples photos. This is especially true in situations where you have a very wide variety of areas you an take advantage of. You have the amazingly well kept inside screaming old Florida as well as the outside that has a touch of Florida but has very architecturally rich facets. We could have the lake or no lake. Such a variety to allow for so many different looks. Our groom at Bella Cosa really wanted to include his car for photos. I thought for a more dramatic appearance we could give the car we should really do those shots at night. It would give for a completely different look from our earlier couples photos. I think it worked out great as it allowed us to add a more dramatic approach to the images!