Quick Facts
- Wedding photographer: Federico Pannacci, known professionally as Fedepan, based in Siena, Tuscany, Italy
- Venue: Villa Petrea, Tuscany
- Couple: Emma & Tucker
- Style: Colorful, editorial, destination wedding photography — shot on both digital and film
- Services shown: Ceremony, portraits, reception details
Intro
Welcome to this collection of Villa Petrea wedding photos from Emma & Tucker’s celebration, a day that captured everything wonderful about getting married in the Tuscan countryside. There’s a particular kind of light that falls over the hills around Villa Petrea in the late afternoon, soft, golden, a little hazy at the edges. It’s the kind of light that makes a bride’s silk dress glow and turns rows of cypress trees into dark green brushstrokes against the sky. Emma & Tucker chose this corner of Tuscany for their wedding day, and from the first look to the last dance, it felt like exactly the right choice: warm, joyful, and full of color.
A Ceremony Full of Color
Instead of the classic white-and-greenery arch, Emma and Tucker went bold, an arch dripping in orange gerberas, burgundy roses, and apricot lilies, framed by the rolling Tuscan countryside behind it. It set the tone for the whole day: this wasn’t going to be a muted, pastel affair. It was going to be vivid, warm, and full of life.
The couple exchanged vows under that arch as an intimate group of guests looked on, with a solo cello and violin playing softly from beneath a nearby cypress tree — a detail that added a quiet, cinematic layer to the ceremony.
An Emma & Tucker Kind of Romance
Emma’s dress was a study in modern simplicity, a long-sleeve, high-neck silk gown with a thigh-high slit, worn with a cascading veil and a pair of unexpectedly playful floral heels. Tucker matched her energy in a caramel-brown suit, open collar, no tie, relaxed but polished. Together, they looked less like they’d stepped out of a bridal magazine and more like two people who genuinely couldn’t stop laughing at each other.
A Few Frames on Film
Alongside the full digital coverage, a handful of moments from the day were also captured on film, the kind of quiet, slightly imperfect frames that feel like they belong in a different decade entirely. Grainier, softer, a little more nostalgic. These are the ones that tend to stop people mid-scroll.
A Tablescape to Remember
If the ceremony arch set the tone, the reception table confirmed it. A single long table stretched across the lawn beside Villa Petrea’s stone facade, dressed in a cream linen runner with a striped ribbon accent, low candlesticks, and the same warm palette of orange, red, and yellow blooms spilling off both ends. String lights were hung between a row of towering cypress trees overhead, ready to take over once the sun went down.
Here’s a look at the day, from the first details to the last dance.
Emma & Tucker’s wedding at Villa Petrea was a joyful reminder that a Tuscan wedding doesn’t have to whisper, it can be bright, warm, and full of color, and still feel completely romantic. From the floral arch to the last golden-hour portrait, every single detail of their day told the same beautiful story: two people who found each other, surrounded by the very best of Tuscany, Italy.
If you’re planning a destination wedding in Tuscany and love this kind of warm, editorial, film-inspired storytelling, I’d love to hear about your day. [Get in touch] to check availability.
Vendor Credits
- Venue: Villa Petrea
- Photography: Fedepan
- Wedding Planner: A&B Tuscan Weddings
- Catering: Le Mura del Cassero
- Florals: Stiatti Fiori
- Rentals: Happy Days Italia
Who photographed Emma & Tucker’s wedding at Villa Petrea?
Their wedding was photographed by Federico Pannacci, known professionally as Fedepan, a wedding photographer based in Siena, Tuscany, who specializes in destination and local weddings across Italy.
What style of wedding photography is shown in this post?
This post features editorial, color-forward wedding photography, combining natural light portraits, candid moments, and a few black-and-white and film-inspired images for a timeless feel.
Where is Villa Petrea located?
Villa Petrea is a wedding venue in the Tuscan countryside, known for its stone architecture, olive groves, and cypress-lined grounds.
Has Fedepan’s work been published anywhere?
Yes. Fedepan’s work has been featured in Vogue, Elle, Wedding Chicks, Wezoree, and Junebug Weddings.
What made Emma’s wedding dress special?
Emma’s dress was originally her mother’s wedding gown, redesigned with a modern silhouette and a thigh-high slit — a personal touch that blended family history with a contemporary look.
What areas of Italy does Fedepan cover?
Fedepan is based in Tuscany and regularly shoots weddings across the region, with Puglia, Sicily, Lake Como, Lake Braies, Lake Garda, and Umbria among the most requested destinations, though Fedepan is available to travel anywhere in Italy for a wedding.




















































































