Organisation makes the vision possible. Design gives it form.

My name is Elisa, and I plan and design weddings in Umbria for couples who want to experience this place not simply as a destination, but as part of their story.

In my work, I bring wedding planning and design together, guiding each couple from the very first idea through to the wedding day and transforming wishes, emotions and inspiration into a cohesive, personal and beautifully achievable vision.

I believe a wedding should be beautiful to look at, but above all, meaningful to experience. That is why every choice - from the venue and atmosphere to the spaces, colour palette, stationery and guest experience - begins with the couple and with how they want to feel, and how they want the people they love to feel too.

I am originally from Modena, but in 2022 I moved to a small village in Umbria. Here, I discovered a different rhythm of life, shaped by rolling hills, historic villages, open landscapes and a kind of beauty that never needs to be overstated. Over time, this region became home, and today it is an integral part of my work. I love introducing it to couples who choose Italy for their wedding, seeking out places and experiences that reflect its most authentic character.

Before entering the world of weddings, I worked as a physiotherapist for around ten years. It may seem like a very different path, but it taught me something I carry into my work every day: how to listen, understand people and take care of what truly matters to them.

Alongside my training as a wedding planner, I developed an increasing interest in design and visual planning, also through my experience working in the graphic design field. That is where I realised how important it was for me not simply to organise a wedding, but to give it a shape before it even exists.

Moodboards, colour palettes, layouts, renders and graphic details become tools through which ideas take form. They allow couples to see the project as a whole, understand the reasoning behind each choice and move through the planning process with greater clarity and confidence.

For me, planning and design are not two separate stages: they are part of the same process.
Organisation makes the vision possible. Design gives it form.

The result is a wedding considered in its entirety: visually harmonious, seamlessly organised and deeply connected to the people who will experience it.