The history: This wedding shoot from Italy was inspired by an ecological vision. Environmentally friendly weddings are trendy as couples become more aware of sustainability. The team behind this eco-friendly wedding shoot wanted to transform simple everyday materials like plastic into something unique and beautiful in order to raise awareness of the benefits of recycling and Upcycling.

The site: The location for this shoot was an abandoned industrial archaeological site on the Apulian coast. In the 1960s it was one of the largest cement factories in southern Italy.

The atmosphere: Very modern, but with a touch of glamor. The classic color combination of black and white accented with gold contrasts with concrete minimalism, graphic posters and graffiti. This contrast in colors and textures creates an undeniably modern look that feels classic but urban and edgy.

The details: The color palette was inspired by industrial elements that combine gold, gray, black and white. The table landscape has a decidedly modern look with black crockery and cutlery in front of elegant marble and structured glass. The black and white flowers of Green laboratory blend in perfectly and are characterized by eye-catching black roses. Our lovers are undeniably in vogue when the bride wears an elegant dress with dramatic sleeves Rosanna Bassi studio and our groom looks neat in a modern black tie AntePrima.

Highlights:

• This shoot shows how something beautiful can be converted from simple and inexpensive materials. If you are passionate about something like recycling, be creative and think about how to incorporate this into your wedding theme.

• If you want a dramatic look, remember that accessories are like the incredible Bird cage veil used in this shoot can take things to the next level.

• Design your guests with a classic car like this black classic Alfa Romeo from Rent Classica can really stage your events and offer the perfect romantic getaway at the end of the night.

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Concept & Styling: Elisabetta D’ambrogio wp // Photography: Amarilis Photography // Videographer: Federico Cardone videographer // Flower: Green laboratory