Sergio & Jacky

From the Choir Chapel to Villa Miani: A Journey through Spirituality and Beauty

When Jacky and Sergio contacted me, their wish was clear: a wedding in Rome, in the eternal city, combining spirituality, elegance and a touch of magic. With the help of their parents, who are very religious and have valuable contacts at the Vatican, the journey began with enthusiasm.

Collaborating with Jacky was a pleasure. Also a wedding planner, we immediately found a special harmony: no competition, just mutual respect and a great understanding of the work behind every detail. In one intense day, we visited 9 of the most beautiful locations in Rome, finally choosing Villa Miani, a location that left everyone breathless.

The planning was not easy, with 180 guests and a thousand details to manage, but in the end each piece found its place. The ceremony took place in the evocative Choir Chapel, with Jacky and Sergio excited and focused on living every moment of that sacred moment. After the mass and photos in the magnificent St Peter’s Basilica, the celebration continued at Villa Miani.

The aperitif on the porch, accompanied by the sublime voice of a soprano and piano, set the tone for an unforgettable evening. Dinner in the ballroom was a triumph of elegance: mirrored and round tables, white roses and crystals reflecting the light. In the centre, the bride and groom’s table, embraced by a canopy structure with dove-coloured draperies and spectacular chandeliers.

The evening flew by with music, dancing and magical moments: from the dinner show with a sax solo to the DJ set and the live Mariachi show. And to conclude, a gigantic cake built live, fires from the ground and an atmosphere full of joy and love.

Thank you, Jacky and Sergio, for allowing me to be part of your special day. If you too would like an unforgettable wedding in Rome, find out how we can make it happen together on my Rome Weddings page.

A bride in a wedding dress walks down the aisle together with an elderly man in formal dress inside a large ornate building, with spectators seated in the background.